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one charge of causing a child to engage in sexual activity, and two charges of sexual activity with a child.Bennett was sentenced to 29 months in jail during a hearing in Newcastle Crown Court on Thursday, according to a press release by the Crown Prosecution Service.The court heard how the shamed reality star took pictures with his teen victim, before pinning him on a couch and leaving a hickey on his neck. He then lured the teen into the bedroom for sex, BBC News reported.Bennett, who lives in Sunderland, was ordered to sign the sex offenders register.

soaring crime rate is no laughing matter — but John Mulaney is quick to quip about Mayor Eric Adams’ questionable crackdown on illegal behavior. The comedian took to the stage at the Robin Hood benefit on Monday night, skewering Adams after he defended the arrest of a woman selling mangoes in a Brooklyn subway station. Mulaney blasted Adams — who was sitting in the audience at the swanky event — for targeting low-level offenses, while major crimes, such as felony assault and burglaries, continue to surge.

press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts, 34-year-old Jeremy David Hanson of Rossmoor, California, sent a series of threats to the dictionary company from Oct. 2 to Oct.

About his relationship with Boris, John added: “We would hang out in our production office between matches, he was his normal self and would join in the banter, didn’t really seem to have much of a care.”He was declared bankrupt five years ago over an unpaid loan of more than £3million on his estate in Spain.The tennis pro was also later accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets in a bid to cover up his debts.He was acquitted of 20 counts, but was found guilty of four charges by a jury on April 8.On Friday afternoon, Judge Deborah Taylor sentenced Boris to 30 months' in prison.Of the full sentence, Boris will serve at least half.Boris won six Grand Slam titles over the course of his professional career.

He was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison at Southwark Crown Court on Friday after he was convicted of four charges earlier this month.The tennis pro was declared bankrupt five years ago over an unpaid loan of more than £3million on his estate in Spain.He was also later accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets in a bid to cover up his debts.The 54-year-old was acquitted of 20 counts, but was found guilty of four charges by a jury on April 8.The charges include removal of property, two counts of failing to disclose estate, and concealing debt.On Friday afternoon, Judge Deborah Taylor sentenced Boris to 30 months' imprisonment.Of the full sentence, Boris will serve at least half.Boris’ defence attorney, Jonathan Laidlaw, requested a suspended sentence for his client in a final plea to judge Deborah Taylor on Friday.He said: “Boris Becker has literally nothing, and there’s nothing, to show for what was the most glittering of sporting careers, that is terms as nothing short of a tragedy.“His fall is not simply a fall from grace and amounts to the most public of humiliations of this man."The degree of suffering – and it will continue – is punishment no other bankrupt in this country is likely ever to experience.”The attorney continued: “The attention of the press and the deeply unattractive scenes outside this court, particularly this morning, stand as testament to that."This process his destroyed his career entirely, and removed any future prospect of him earning an income. His reputation, an essential part of the brand which gives him work, is in tatters."He won’t be able to find work and will have to rely on the charity of others if he is to survive.

Companies are leasing more floors in office towers even before the buildings fill up again with live human workers.As daily foot traffic of 350,000 approaches pre-pandemic levels, the last thing the “Crossroads of the World” needs is casino gambling. The hocus-pocus is being pushed by the usual suspects — real estate and hotel companies and labor unions — and egged on by Gov.

following an apparent “unprovoked” attack early Thursday morning after a show in New York.The 26-year-old performer — appearing weary and wearing a ball cap and hoodie — posted a more than 2-minute-long video on Instagram and on Twitter Friday afternoon, expressing thanks to supporters and vowing to continue touring despite canceling a show Thursday night in Washington, DC.“Hey, guys — what’s going on? I thought I’d come on here to let you know that I’m all good and that your support I’ve been seeing is unbelievable and very overwhelming and I can’t believe it. So thank you so much,” he said in the clip, adding that the past 24 hours had “been crazy” and “a bit of madness, to be honest with you all.”A post shared by Tom Grennan (@tom.grennan)He then went on to give his recollection of the altercation, which required medical attention.“It was just wrong place, wrong time.

a Thursday statement on social media, his manager, John Dawkins, wrote that the incident happened “in the early hours” Thursday “outside a bar in Manhattan,” adding that the 26-year-old artist remained hospitalized.“Tom is currently in hospital being assessed by doctors for his injuries which include a ruptured ear, torn eardrum and issue with his previously fractured jaw,” the statement read. “Despite this Tom is in good spirits but needs to temporarily recuperate whilst doctors assess his ability to continue with touring.”The announcement, which didn’t say where the reported attack took place, added that while Grennan “is desperate not to let anyone down,” his management made a “precautionary decision to postpone” a scheduled show on Friday at the Miracle Theatre in Washington, DC.

Squid Game.“But “Harry Wild” and series star Jane Seymour got there first. “We have some crazy episodes, like people gambling for their lives.

The engaged pair from North Port, Florida had embarked on an enviable road trip across the United States, vlogging each moment and projecting their curated perfection over social media.

WESH that security footage showed that after a verbal exchange between the two, the attacker walked over to the 16-year-old victim and “proceeded to climb onto the victim and punch him multiple times.”The victim reportedly told the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office that the attacker used homophobic slurs during the attack and claimed that the victim “snitched to the staff” about homophobic name-calling. The sheriff’s office also claimed, in a press release, that the attacker was charged with “violating his probation from a previous arrest for battery.”The victim suffered multiple injuries during the attack, including a black eye “that was swollen partially shut,” bruising to his face, and a possible arm injury.

Empire star guilty on five counts of felony disorderly conduct for making fraudulent reports to police that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic assault in January of 2019. The 39-year-old Smollet was accused of staging the hate crime and charged, though he continued to plead his innocence throughout the trial.Speaking for more than 30 minutes before announcing Smollett’s sentence, Cook County Judge James Linn noted that the actor’s premeditation for the act was an “aggravating factor” in the case.“There’s a side of you that has this arrogance, and selfishness and narcissism that’s just disgraceful,” said Linn.

which hits theaters today, citizens attend a political rally at Gotham Square Garden and the Gotham Gazette has been redesigned to mimic your morning New York Post. Thank you, Warner Bros. We look forward to our cut of the box office receipts.That’s all cute enough.

S Club 7 star has launched a YouTube channel with predictions for each star sign and is offering tarot card readings for roughly $55 on a spiritual website, or about $70 for face-to-faceNow the 44-year-old singer tells The Sun he’s like to use his spiritual powers to solve crimes, after being contacted from the grave six years ago by a murder victim seeking justice.“I can’t go into great detail, but I have been approached by people that have passed who tell me what happened to them and why they died,” he says.“One of them was a victim of crime and that made me realise that one of the things I really wanted to do is psychometry – walking into a crime scene and being able to pick up tools and implements and know what’s happened, what they’ve been used for.“Or to read the scene, because rooms, buildings and houses hold energy within them.“In the past, I would have been too young to process that but I’m definitely of the age where I can do that now.”Paul says his new career has been a decade in the making — and that his psychic abilities first surfaced in his teens.“I didn’t know what it was but I was getting premonitions of certain things,” he says.“I would see photos of people in newspapers and certain things about them would jump out of the image.“Then in my 20s it got more intense, but I could never tell anyone, even my bandmates, because it would sound like I’m crazy.“About 10 years ago, I was seeing, hearing and smelling things everywhere.“I started meditating and it started really calming down. It brought me to a point of stability.

the Sun reported.Mahek Bukhari, 22, her mother Ansreen Bukhari, 45, and another woman, Natasha Akhtar, 21, reportedly chased down and ran cousins Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin and Saqib Hussain, both 21, off the road, resulting in their deaths and tearing their car in half overnight on Friday, according to the outlet.Two men — Raees Jamal, 21, and Rekan Karwan, 28 — were also charged with murder in connection with the crash, although it is unclear how they may have been involved.

KMBC reports.Last year, Utterback joined a growing trend of conservatives across the country demanding the removal of LGBTQ books from school libraries, often under the guise of objecting to “sexual content.”During an October 2021 school board meeting, Utterback attempted to convince North Kansas City School District to remove lesbian cartoonist Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel Fun Home, which chronicles her childhood in rural Pennsylvania, claiming it contained sexual material.In video of the meeting, Utterback can be seen holding boards showing enlarged images from Fun Home while standing alongside Northland Parent Association president Jay Richmond.Richmond demanded that Fun Home be removed from libraries and suggested that the board could be accused of solicitation of a minor for stocking the graphic novel due to its “descriptions and pictures of oral sex.”After students protested the attempted book ban, Utterback told KMBC, “I definitely understand their struggles. It’s not lost on me.

Wavy Navy Pooh died on Friday night whilst out driving his car in Miami, according to police reports.The Quality Control star, whose real name is Shandler Beaubien, was reportedly shot and killed in a drive-by shooting with two young children in the car.According to police, the rapper was driving a Toyota Camry at the time of the shooting.They went on to reveal that when he stopped at an intersection, a grey four-door Lexus pulled on his side and opened fire, killing him.The drive-by shooting happened in Kendall, Florida, a suburb of Miami.Police said the shooter was in a four-door grey Lexus that sped away westbound on Southwest 152nd Street, according to Police spokesman Alvaro Zabaleta.A one-year-old baby boy, a five-year-old boy and an adult woman were in the back seat, narrowly escaping harm. Zabaleta confirmed that one of the children was celebrating their birthday at the time. The investigation shut down the Covid testing site at Zoo Miami until Saturday, according to the county.The rapper's record label, Quality Control Music, confirmed his death via an Instagram post in the early hours of this morning.They shared a picture of Beaubien dressed smartly in a tuxedo with the caption: “Wavy Navy Pooh. Rest In Peace.

medieval-inspired punishment currently boasts 4.9 million views and more than 1 million responses on TikTok. The now-viral video — first posted last week by TikTok user @usert0c8co0flo — shows a young boy standing by the side of a busy road while holding a sign that reads “I am a bully.

Mirror.co.uk.The argument then reportedly escalated when the couple returned to the hotel.He purportedly became violent and went on to strangle her.Devin’s attorney Scott Adams issued a statement on behalf of the actor.He said: "Mr Ratray denies he ever laid a hand on her or did anything in regards to anything like that.“What we do know happened was the individual he was with and he was from out of town (and) got into a disagreement.“She called the police eventually.“They showed up at the scene and two patrol officers talked to Mr Ratray.“They talked to the female.“They didn’t see anything that they thought was sufficient enough to place him under arrest or take him into custody.”According to DailyMail.co.uk, an affidavit claimed that

During his tearful interview, Alec admitted that he would have “killed himself” if he felt he was responsible for the death of cinematographer Hutchins on the set of his film Rust. However, the star also claimed he “does not feel guilty” and even expressed the belief that he would not face charges for the tragic accident. In the tell-all exclusive, he maintained that he “didn’t pull the trigger” and that instead, the gun simply “went off” in his hands. "The trigger wasn't pulled," the 63-year-old claimed adamantly."I didn't pull the trigger.

“I’ve done thousands of interviews in the last twenty years at ABC,” he said. “This was the most intense I’ve ever experienced.”"He (Baldwin) was so raw.