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【ニューヨーク共同】米南部テネシー州の軍事用爆薬製造工場で10日、大規模な爆発が発生しました。地元の保安官によると、複数の死者が確認されており、現在も19人の安否が分かっていません。
米メディアの映像では、爆発により建屋が跡形もなく破壊され、その甚大な被害状況が映し出されています。
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熊本県の医療過誤事件に関する報道
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熊本地裁は、北九州市の済生会八幡総合病院で発生した投薬ミスに関する裁判で、医師に対して禁錮1年6月の求刑を行いました。
事件の概要
90代の患者に対し、適正濃度の16.7倍もの薬剤が投与され、約4時間40分後に患者が死亡したというものです。この医療過誤は深刻な結果を招き、裁判では事実関係の詳細が争われています。
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最近、レターパックの大量購入が現金化を目的としたものではないかとの疑いが持たれています。これは楽天キャッシュを詐取する事件に関連している可能性があり、匿流の可能性も浮上しています。
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出入国在留管理庁は10日、退去強制命令を受けた外国人の速やかな帰国実現を柱とした「不法滞在者ゼロプラン」の実施状況を公表しました。
今年6月から8月にかけて、護送官を伴う強制送還が速報値で119人に上り、前年2024年の同時期と比べて倍増しています。
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title: 社会｜国外詐欺拠点へ誘拐疑いで6人逮捕、男性かけ子に
date: 2025-10-10 10:29
updated: 2025-10-10 10:30
categories: 社会
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西日本新聞の有料会員限定記事より、国外の詐欺拠点へ誘拐した疑いで6人が逮捕されたことが報じられました。
被害に遭った男性は「かけ子」として利用されていたとみられています。
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title: 佐賀市の20歳男性をストーカー規正法違反容疑で逮捕
date: 2025-10-10 06:00
categories: [佐賀, 社会]
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佐賀県警鳥栖署は、佐賀市に住む20歳の男性をストーカー規正法違反の容疑で逮捕しました。詳細な情報については、有料会員限定記事となっております。
なお、同県内では先日、小城市の県道で80代の女性が車にはねられ、死亡する事故も発生しています。
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**Bombay High Court Commutes Death Sentence to Life Imprisonment in 2017 Double Murder Case**
The Bombay High Court on Thursday commuted the death sentence of a man convicted of killing a woman and her tenant’s two-year-old daughter in 2017. The incident occurred after the victim reportedly called the accused derogatory names such as “hijra” or “chakka.”
The accused, Deepak Jath, had poured petrol on the woman, Amravati, and set her on fire. Tragically, Angel, the two-year-old daughter of Amravati’s tenant, who was sitting beside her at the time, also caught fire. Both victims succumbed to their injuries after being hospitalized for two weeks.
While the court upheld Jath’s conviction for the murders of Amravati and Angel, it reduced his death sentence to life imprisonment. The bench, consisting of Justices Revati Mohite-Dere and Shyam Chandak, noted that the offence did not meet the “rarest of rare” criteria necessary to warrant the death penalty.
> “We do not find that this case, in any way, falls in the category of ‘rarest of rare case’ warranting death sentence to the accused. Hence, the death sentence awarded to the accused for causing the death of Amravati and Angel requires to be commuted,” the bench stated.
The High Court’s order came while hearing a plea filed by the State government seeking confirmation of Jath’s death sentence. It is important to note that a death sentence can only be executed after confirmation by the High Court.
**Background of the Case**
In 2023, a sessions court convicted Deepak Jath and sentenced him to death, deeming the crime to be among the rarest of rare. The prosecution presented facts stating that on April 14, 2017, Amravati and her daughter Rohini, who sold bracelets, were sitting outside their home in Bandra when Jath approached and doused them with petrol.
Rohini escaped by running inside and raising an alarm. Some of the petrol splashed onto Kanta, Amravati’s tenant, and her daughter Angel, who were also nearby. All victims were rushed to the hospital, where Amravati and Angel later died from burn injuries. Kanta suffered 60% burn injuries but survived.
**Defendant’s Statement and Legal Proceedings**
During his statement to the magistrate, Jath explained that he committed the act because Amravati and others repeatedly teased him by calling him “hijra” or “chakka.” He claimed that, in an attempt to prove he was not one of these, he had even exposed himself to them.
Jath’s lawyer, Farhana Shah, argued for leniency on the grounds of mental instability. She presented medical documents showing that Jath was declared unfit to stand trial on October 23, 2021, and that the trial began only after he was declared fit on June 10, 2022.
Despite these claims, the court observed that Jath himself admitted to committing the offense and justified it on the basis of the teasing he endured. Consequently, while the court maintained his conviction, it opted for life imprisonment rather than the death penalty.
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*This case highlights the judiciary’s careful consideration in differentiating between crimes that warrant the death penalty and those that do not, emphasizing the principle of “rarest of rare” to decide capital punishment.*
https://www.freepressjournal.in/mumbai/mumbai-bombay-hc-commutes-death-penalty-to-life-in-prison-for-man-who-killed-2-in-2017-bandra-arson-attack
**Bombay High Court Blocks Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra’s International Travel Amid Rs 60 Crores Fraud Case**
In a significant development in the ongoing Rs 60 crores fraud case involving Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty and her husband, businessman Raj Kundra, the Bombay High Court has raised serious questions about their request to travel abroad.
The couple had approached the court seeking permission to travel to Colombo and other destinations for a business trip. However, the court, led by Chief Justice Shree Chandrashekhar and Justice Gautam Ankhad, expressed scepticism over the nature of the trip.
Their counsel, Niranjan Mundargi, was directed to submit an affidavit detailing the purpose of the trip. This affidavit must include formal communications and evidence supporting the claim that it was indeed for business purposes. The court granted time until October 14 for the submission of these details.
During the proceedings, when Mundargi reiterated that the trip was for business, Chief Justice Shree Chandrashekhar remarked with a smile, “You can first deposit Rs 60 crores if you wish to travel abroad.” This comment underscores the court’s serious approach to the case and its scrutiny of the couple’s actions.
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police is investigating the case, which alleges that Shetty and Kundra diverted investment funds for personal use. In light of the ongoing investigation, the court has not issued any immediate orders regarding the Look Out Circular (LOC) issued against them. The matter is scheduled for further hearing on October 14.
This development adds to the mounting legal challenges faced by the couple, who are under intense scrutiny over their financial dealings. As the investigation progresses, the court’s forthcoming decisions will be crucial in determining the future course of action.
**Related Investigation Involving Businessman Deepak Kothari**
In a related matter, the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police is investigating a case involving businessman Deepak Kothari. Kothari has accused Shetty and Kundra of diverting Rs 60 crores of his investment for personal use.
The EOW has found that Kothari’s funds were misused and has filed a case against Shetty, Kundra, and an unidentified associate under sections 403 (dishonest misappropriation of property), 406 (criminal breach of trust), and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code.
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https://www.bollywoodhungama.com/news/bollywood/bombay-hc-blocks-shilpa-shetty-raj-kundras-international-travel-amid-rs-60-crores-fraud-case/
Two Men on Trial in UK Over Alleged Plot Against Jewish Community
Two men are currently on trial in the United Kingdom over an alleged plot targeting the Jewish community. According to court documents, the defendants planned to smuggle multiple firearms into the UK with the intention of attacking a “mass gathering of Jews.”
The case has drawn significant attention due to the seriousness of the alleged conspiracy and its implications for community safety.
*Illustration of ISIS terrorists. (Photo credit: Corbis/Medyan Dairieh, Wikipedia)*
