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A doctor who asked a Muslim woman to take off her veil and criticised her English skills during an appointment has been found guilty of misconduct.

corporate manslaughter after two employees were found dead inside a pig feed tanker. The two men, Gavin Rawson, 35, and his colleague, dad-to-be Nathan Walker, 19, were both found dead inside the toxic pig feed tanker which had been full of toxic fumes.Rawson and Walker were found face down in the liquid inside the tank after they had been overwhelmed by the fumes inside and subsequently collapsed.

The duo who star in USA Network’s most-watched current original series, Chrisley Knows Best, were convicted on multiple counts of bank fraud and tax evasion by a federal jury in downtown Atlanta today, according to multiple local reports.

It’s looking real bad for Todd and Julie Chrisley!

Todd and Julie Chrisley have been going through a major trial in Atlanta over conspiracy to commit bank fraud and tax evasion and the verdict is finally in.

Todd and Julie Chrisley, from the long-running reality show "Chrisley Knows Best," were found guilty on all charges of bank fraud and tax evasion in an Atlanta, Georgia courtroom on Tuesday. The couple was initially indicted in August 2019, and a new indictment was filed in February, where the couple faced 12 counts of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy over a nine-year period, all of which they denied. Chrisley attorney Bruce Morris told Fox News Digital: "Disappointed with the verdict.

England fan who was arrested at Heathrow Airport after being caught with a knife in his luggage has pleaded not guilty.34-year-old Robert Mortby appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, where he was refused bail and remanded in custody before being ordered to appear at Isleworth Crown Court on 5 July.Mortby, who had bought a ticket for England's Nations League clash against Germany in Munich, was arrested on Monday after security at Heathrow found a Rambo knife in his hand luggage. His lawyer claimed in court that he didn't pack his own bag and was unaware the weapon was in there.It's understood that Mortby, from the London borough of Southwark, is a Millwall supporter.Elsewhere, eight England fans were reportedly arrested in Munich today ahead of the Three Lions' clash with Germany, following reports of hotel rooms being trashed and mass brawls in the streets.Three people were arrested for making Nazi salutes while police said another caused an estimated 2,000 euros (£1,700) worth of damage after he let off a flare inside his hotel room, while four others were arrested for incidents including insulting police officers and urinating in the street.Some bars in the city closed early on Monday after becoming overwhelmed by the number of customers as large groups of fans wearing England replica shirts and carrying flags sang in the warm German sunshine.

After a weeks-long trial, a jury has reached a verdict in Todd and Julie Chrisley’s fraud case.

Todd and Julie Chrisley have been found guilty in their tax fraud trial. On Tuesday, after a nearly three-week-long trial, the couple was convicted on all counts by a federal court in Georgia, reports.Todd was convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax fraud, per.

Serial killers sometimes give interviews after they’ve been sentenced – but what is even more macabre is when we find out someone was interviewed before they were caught.These interviews reveal how cold-blooded killers would occasionally imitate the emotions that ordinary people would experience if they were the victim of a heinous crime.Here the Daily Star has rounded up five convicted criminals who spoke to TV crews before they were arrested for their heinous crimes.Bus driver Darren Vickers befriended, groomed and abused eight-year-old Jamie Lavis before killing him in Openshaw, Greater Manchester in 1997.He said he was the last person to see the youngster when he drove him on the bus.

Content warning: This article discusses allegations of sexual assault.Jacob Hoggard, the former frontman for defunct Canadian pop-rock band Hedley, has been convicted of sexual assault.On Sunday (June 5), a Toronto jury found Hoggard guilty of one count of sexual assault causing bodily harm against an Ottawa woman. He was acquitted of the same charge involving a woman who was 16 years old at the time of the alleged incident. He was also found not guilty of sexual interference.The separate assaults are alleged to have taken place in 2016.

Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard has been found not guilty on two out of three counts after jurors reached a verdict in the sex assault trial of the former Hedley lead singer.

The guitarist for the popular country music band Rascal Flatts has reportedly pleaded guilty to driving under the influence.Joe Don Rooney, 46, was charged after he crashed his vehicle into a tree near Nashville, Tennessee last September.According to WKRN, the musician entered a guilty plea earlier this week and was sentenced to two days in jail. Legal troubles: The guitarist for the popular country music band Rascal Flatts has reportedly pleaded guilty to driving under the influenceFurthermore, Joe will lose his license,but he will be granted the opportunity to apply for a restricted driver's license for a car that has a built-in breathalyzer, The Tennesseanreported.The outlet also noted thathis remaining sentence of eleven months and 27 days was suspended.

Cuba Gooding Jr. and his girlfriend Claudine De Niro were pictured enjoying a beach vacation in Tulum, Mexico on Thursday.The sighting of the 54-year-old actor and Claudine comes after he plead guilty to one count of forcible touching in April, following an incident that took place at a nightclub in 2018.Claudine, 42 - who was married to Raphael De Niro, the son of actor Robert DeNiro, from 2008-2017 - showed off her figure in a two-piece bikini as they lounged together on the beach.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard court case, branding it "courtroom porn" and claiming that everyone is "guilty" for watching the trial that played out over the course of six weeks.The American activist's comments came days before the jury announced yesterday that the Pirates of the Caribbean star won the $10million defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.Ahead of the jury's explosive verdict, Lewinsky penned an opinion piece sharing her thoughts on the trial.The TV personality condemned the way the trial had been conducted and claimed that "we are guilty" for watching the trial, which was played out for the world to see.She wrote: "Because the trial has also been available live on our screens, we think, subconsciously, that we have a right to look and watch."To judge.To comment."And we end up with this confusing cultural crossover of watching two people (whom we are used to seeing as actors acting on a screen) in a setting—a courtroom—where we would normally expect them to be assuming their characters’ roles," she penned in an article for Vanity Fair.The activist went on to condemn the impact the trial has had on survivors of domestic abuse.She wrote: "It would be sad enough even if we just considered how it has impacted domestic violence survivors or those who have sought strength in the #MeToo movement."However, it's the larger implications for our culture that concern me the most: the ways we have stoked the flames of misogyny and, separately, the celebrity circus," she added.Yesterday, it was announced that the Hollywood actor had won his defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife.Johnny has been awarded $10million in compensation, and $5million in punitive damages after the jury deliberated for three days.Amber,

Healing from heartbreak. Amber Heard’s reaction to Johnny Depp’s verdict in his defamation case against her shows how “heartbroken” and “sad” she is to lose her case.

What comes next. Johnny Depp’s reaction to Amber Heard’s verdict in his defamation case against her shows how he’s looking forward to his life now that their trial is over.

vs. defamation trial came to a close on June 1. At 3 p.m.

abandoned later that year during demonstrations stemming from long-simmering tensions between protesters and the police department and sparked by the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer. The fire attracted immediate attention, and officers who were on scene observed Garcia a short distance away.

Gunna has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.After being named in a 28-person grand jury indictment that also included Young Thug earlier this month, the rapper was taken into custody on May 11.Gunna (real name Sergio Kitchens) is charged, along with the other 27 people listed in the 56-count indictment, with conspiracy to violate the state of Georgia’s RICO Act.The indictment centres around the YSL record label and collective, formed by Thug (real name Jeffery Lamar Williams) in 2012, which authorities claim is a “criminal street gang”. Part of the indictment is based around Williams, Kitchens and other YSL associates’ lyrics and social media posts allegedly being “acts in furtherance of the conspiracy”.Gunna has been denied bond, with his trial scheduled to begin on January 9, 2023.In a statement to Pitchfork, Gunna’s lawyer Steven H.

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