Moment of bad luck: a thief uses police

Moment of bad luck commented arm robber inside a mailbox while trying to remove its contents, near Belfast, Northern Ireland's capital.

Ironically, the first stop of his rescue was a police car passing by chance in the same place.

Police said the elements were not able to edit the thief they called rescuers, who were forced to separate mailbox where it is installed.

Thief were taken to the police station and stuck his arm structure of the mailbox, wherehis arm was out there from the Fund.

Police arrested the thief because of this crime and suspicion of having committed other crimes.

Source: Jerusalem Arab

70% of Britons are drowning in debt

A new study suggests that Britain faces a ticking time bomb of debt, and became 70% of its citizens now mired in debt to banks and credit cards.

The study, published in the 'Daily Express' on Thursday that the British half of the households worsened debt over the past year, whereas the religion of everyone this year at 325 pounds compared to what it was in the festival last Christmas.

She said that 30% of Britons are ignoring the problem of debt and postpone dealingwith it, but they start worrying about their debts when their size exceeds £ 2000.

The study added that one in every eight Britons went to the gambling of trying to find away out of debt, while 5% had access to the British interest loans of up to 4000%.

He held 30% of Britons exacerbate the problem of their debts to the high cost of living and energy bills and fuel, which has made British households currently facing the biggest crisis in its income for more than 80 years.

Energy prices have increased by 24% last year, while the price of gasoline and dieselby 15%.

Source: Jerusalem Arab

Russian exposure of her child or for sale, compared to 10 thousand U.S. dollars

Police local area Khabarovsk Far East of Russia arrested a woman while trying todisplay her child aged five years for sale compared to 300 thousand rubles (10 thousandU.S. dollars).

A judicial source said he was charged with trafficking in human beings for the mother whosuffers from a disorder in behavior and had already summoned the police twice on thecomplaints from the neighbors to alert them the need to care of her son's child andanother child has lived within the confines of her grandmother.

He added that he was transferred to a child care homes in neighboring Bekin and referthe mother to the regional court where they face 10 years in prison if found guilty on them.

Source: ASHA

Husband and former Greek Minister of escape million euros to the outside to buy a boat

The President of the Greek Parliament on Tuesday that the husband and former Secretary of State role Bakugianni the oldest on the smuggling million euros (1.3 million dollars) out of the country last year to buy a boat.
Banagyouc Naclaudes was Chairman of the Committee's parliamentary anti-money laundering uncovered last week that members of parliament on a million euros to the outside, while citizens demand the Greeks to keep their money within the country, but it did not specify the name of the person.
The President of Parliament Philip Ptsalnicos name of the person intended, he said the businessman husband Aasaderos Kovilos Bakugianni.
Bakugianni defended her husband, she said about the funds from the U.S. to Greece before it transfers to Britain to buy a boat. She added that the authorities were aware of the conversion processes are legitimate.
She said during an interview with Greek TV 'activity registered my husband does not flawless, it is the owner of ships and does this throughout his life.'
He said parliamentarians who demanded to know the person who was meant Nikolodes last week that the allegations cast a shadow over all members of parliament's three hundred members, while many said that the fact that a project is not to say that morally unacceptable.
It is noteworthy that all financial transactions conducted by the lawmakers under scrutiny now.
Source: Jerusalem Arab

Naked attempt on Putin’s vote (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

After the Ukrainian activist group Femen disrupted voting at the Moscow polling station where Vladimir Putin cast his ballot on Sunday, Russia’s Federal Migration Service is considering declaring them personae non grata.

Three Ukrainian women posing as reporters entered the polling station, approached the ballot boxes, and then abruptly stripped to the waist.

The topless activists, their chests emblazoned with anti-Putin messages, chanted obscene slogans and lunged at the ballot box just 20 minutes after the premier left the building.

The Femen members then made an apparent attempt to steal the electronic box in which the presidential frontrunner had just cast his ballot, disconnecting it.  The local election committee later took the decision to replace the device. 

The activists had the slogan “I steal for Putin” scrawled on their torsos – an apparent satire on the slogan “Tear to shreds for Putin”, used by pro-government movements which have sought to exploit the sexuality of their female activists to whip up support for the Russian leader.

A Moscow court sentenced the women to administrative detention with the offenders getting terms of 5, 10 and 12 days behind bars.

If the Federal Migration Service decides that the presence of FEMEN activists in Russia is undesirable, the  Ukrainians will be expelled and might be barred from entering the country in the future.

Reuters / Denis Sinyakov

Police detained the activists shortly after they dropped their coats.

Reuters / Denis Sinyakov

Femen is known for their flashy, politically-loaded displays. They started off protesting against sex tourism in Ukraine, but quickly broadened their range of issues to embrace a host of hot topics, from Ukraine’s gas deals with Russia to Belarus’ bid to host the ice hockey world championship.

Reuters / Denis Sinyakov

Click here for full election coverage

Source: Russia Today

Who let the dogs vote? The State of New Mexico!

Candidates continue to fetch on all fours for votes as they gear up for November, but they will have to try their doggone hardest to win the support of one unlikely ballot caster.

His name is Buddy, and getting his vote is going to be especially ruff.

Buddy might be undecided on which way he’ll be leaning this Election Day for now, but throw him a bone and you might get his vote. Buddy is a dog. A four-legged, floppy-eared, collar-wearing pooch that, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is now registered to vote.

The pup’s owner says he had no problem signing up Buddy to cast a ballot. To KOB Eyewitness News, he says he approached a voter registration booth at the University of New Mexico campus a few weeks ago and wondered if it would be easy to add Buddy’s name to the roster of voters.

To his surprise, it didn’t require that much hounding. Buddy is now a registered voter.

“I made up a birth date, and I made up a Social Security number and I had a voter registration card in my hand for Buddy two weeks later," says the man.

"They should verify.Somebody should have verified this information and somebody should have come out and took a look at exactly who it was,” he adds.

Bernalillo County Clerk's Office tells the news network that they do look over applications that come in, but Buddy’s information must have slipped right under their cold, wet nose. They warn other pooches with potential to go to the polls, however, that Buddy (well, his owner, who is not offering his name) has committed voter fraud. Now one pet owner might end up returning Buddy’s Counter-officiated registration card with his tail between his legs, but frankly, it sounds like the Clerk’s Office’s bark is much worse than their bite.

The owner says he does not intend on voting on behalf of Buddy, but warns, "We're going to have a lot of people that are registered to vote that shouldn't be able to vote.”

Officials from Bernalillo County add that state law does not require proof of a valid Social Security number, date of birth or even your name. Opposable thumbs, the fundamental anatomy to necessitate bipedal locomotion and fewer than four legs are usually favored, though.

Source: Russia Today