The authorities conducted a search of Mr. Martin's home on Friday night.
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Concerned for the welfare of Rogers's children, authorities conducted a search of the North Phoenix home.
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Police conducted a search of a parking garage near headquarters after reports of a suspicious person.
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The students were evacuated to the oval whilst the police conducted a search of the school.
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After hoisting the boat onto the trawler's deck, the Pondal's crew conducted a search of its cabin.
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The mother conducted a search of her own with neighbors and family before calling police around 6 p.m.
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The Alpine Meadows Ski Patrol immediately conducted a search of the area that ended at 11:45 a.m.
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As officers approached the vehicle, they allegedly detected the odor of marijuana and conducted a search of the vehicle.
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The company said its board had conducted a search of both internal and external candidates before settling on Swan.
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Later that month, officers conducted a search of the home after receiving reports of "bad smell" coming from the area.
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Detectives also conducted a search of Vincent's phone where they located multiple photographs of Chrystal who appeared to be deceased.
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At the airport, customs authorities conducted a search of Alvi and the children's luggage and found slightly more than $12,000 in cash.
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Driscoll said the FBI has had Butina under surveillance for the last year and conducted a search of her apartment in April.
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Caterpillar shares fell Thursday after the company confirmed that law enforcement conducted a search of its facilities, including its headquarters in Peoria, Illinois.
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The Star reported that police arrived following reports of an intruder and conducted a search of the building before determining there was no threat.
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Newsweek Media Group said Thursday the Manhattan District Attorney's Office conducted a search of its computer servers at the magazine's New York City offices.
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Williams's arrest came after police conducted a search of his home after they were tipped off by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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As part of the FISA warrant, CNN has learned that earlier this year, the FBI conducted a search of a storage facility belonging to Manafort.
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It's unclear whether deputies conducted a search of the property, but records from the sheriff's office show deputies didn't find proof to support Rock's claim.
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Police carried out a controlled explosion at Abedi's residence in south Manchester on Tuesday and also conducted a search of his brother Ismael's house nearby.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ ... it responded to a report about the pole and conducted a search of the area, eventually locating a vehicle with severe front-end damage.
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Those images came shortly before inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) conducted a search of the site, to examine for evidence of past nuclear weapons work.
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"Based on the information you provided, we conducted a search of the locations or entities where records responsive to your request would reasonably be found," an FBI official wrote.
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Not long after Revill's arrest in Johnson's disappearance, police conducted a search of his home and found a broken bra clasp and a damaged smart watch, according to charging documents.
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Menlo Park police confirmed on Twitter that its bomb squad was on the scene and conducted a search of the building, but later said it didn't find any explosives or suspicious packages.
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Just over a month after French police raided Google's Paris offices as part of an ongoing tax evasion investigation, their Spanish law enforcement counterparts have conducted a search of Google's Madrid base.
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And, lastly, the cops say when they conducted a search of Trick Daddy's belongings ... they claim they found a dollar bill with what they believed to be cocaine residue on the inside.
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After discovering this connection, police then conducted a search of Ajayi's home and found a fresh dig area, burnt items that belonged to Lueck, and burned human remains that matched her DNA profile.
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On Wednesday night, according to a press release from the Department of Justice, FBI agents conducted a search of the Spreckels Theatre Building in San Diego, where Girls Do Porn had an office.
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So, TSA conducted a search of the bag, but instead of discovering bomb-making ingredients ... agents allegedly found marijuana and bottles of codeine and notified law enforcement, which we're told is standard procedure.
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" The Office of Management and Budget, which oversees personnel and information technology within the executive branch, told CNN they "conducted a search of its files for documents that are responsive to this request and no responsive records were identified.
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When her son didn't answer her phone call in April 2017, Stevens said she could not afford a private investigator, but she conducted a search of White's previous addresses — his most recent being in Glenn Heights, Texas — and nothing turned up.
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According to the Justice Department, the FBI conducted a search of Lee's hotel room in Hawaii in August 2012 and discovered he had an address book and day planner containing handwritten notes he had made during his time as a CIA case officer prior to 2004.
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Dissatisfied with their findings, the soldiers conducted a search of several unfortified homes in northern Columbia County. They captured a number of residents of Sugarloaf Township on August 31, but these were soon released.
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Newspaper Milliyet September 16, 2007 They conducted a search of his apartment for evidence, and discovered fresh meat in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. They took samples for analysis, which proved the positive identification of a human arm, buttock and thigh.
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Rotten Tomatoes. Police found four syringes with an injectable form of cocaine in them and a small plastic bag with cocaine residue on it. The next day police conducted a search of her hotel room, where they discovered more cocaine and drug paraphernalia.Armstrong, Mark (November 16, 2001).
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It has been reported that Ivanov donated the egg to the Russian government in 2014. On 1 December 2014, British and German tax investigators had conducted a search of Ivanov's Fabergé Museum in Baden-Baden. It appears that this raid was connected to a tax dispute involving the Rothschild egg.
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Chiefly there was a duty to minimise risk of damage to or loss of the property. Taking appropriate steps to identify and account for the property served to protect both the owner and the bailee. Here on the facts the court found 1. The police conducted a search of the pouch. 2.
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According to Dennis Martinsson, a criminal law professor in Sweden, keeping the suspect in detention is normal in this type of case. He also said in mid-July that the case would likely end in prosecution. The police conducted a search of the hotel room of Mayers' manager. Mayers hired a new defense lawyer.
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A woman near Victoria Park reported sighting two people dressed as clowns staring at her. Police alerted agencies in the surrounding area. They also conducted a search of railroad tracks and forest areas near U.S. highway 1, but were unable to find them. Numerous Floridian schools were also put under lock down due to the scare.
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On 24 October 2012 members of the NSW Police conducted a search of Thomson's residence and electorate office on the Central Coast. Eight officers loaded vehicles with computers and five large boxes of evidence. Thomson said the search was "routine" and "They took a couple of documents, I volunteered a couple of documents." Thomson was arrested at his Central Coast electorate office on 31 January 2013.
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In March 1999, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police executed a search warrant and searched the Clark household. The media was tipped off about the raid and television news showed live, primetime coverage of the premier pacing inside his house while the search was conducted. Two weeks later the RCMP conducted a search of the Premier's Office. The subsequent investigation spawned intense coverage by the media.
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The album reached number 1 on the UK album charts. The album's final song, "Margaret on the Guillotine", featured descriptions of Thatcher being executed; in response, the Conservative Member of Parliament Geoffrey Dickens accused Morrissey of being involved in a terrorist network and police Special Branch conducted a search of his Manchester home. Morrissey's first solo performance took place at Wolverhampton's Civic Hall in December 1988.
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He was convicted in separate instances of burglary, receiving stolen property, and possession of an assault weapon. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) had conducted a search of Beck's residence, at another address, prior to 2001 without any resistance. Beck's mother purchased a home for him in Stevenson Ranch, California. He was known for having a large collection of guns at his home.
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On March 18, 2010, Shields was arrested in Sarasota, Florida for misdemeanor possession of marijuana. The Sarasota police conducted a search of Shields' grandmother's house after it was suspected drugs were being sold from the residence. He was arrested, booked into Sarasota County Jail, and was released on his own recognizance the next day. Shield's stated he had recently arrived there to pick up his daughter and was falsely arrested.
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Carey was brought to MedStar Washington Hospital Center and pronounced dead. There was an 18-month-old child, believed to be the suspect's daughter, in the back seat of the car. The child was unharmed and taken to a children's hospital. The FBI obtained a search warrant and conducted a search of the woman's home in Stamford, Connecticut to try to determine the possible motivation of her actions.
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In the 2000s, archaeologists explored other potential sites of the labyrinth. Oxford University geographer Nicholas Howarth believes that 'Evans's hypothesis that the palace of Knossos is also the Labyrinth must be treated sceptically.' Howarth and his team conducted a search of an underground complex known as the Skotino cave but concluded that it was formed naturally. Another contender is a series of tunnels at Gortyn, accessed by a narrow crack but expanding into interlinking caverns.
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On an ordinary day the police might not have taken his report seriously, but this time a strong force was sent to investigate, accompanied by a plain-clothes officer. They conducted a search of the plant. However, one of the plant's owners, who did not know about Irgun's unauthorized use of his property, naively convinced them there was nothing in there to concern them. Having found nothing, the policemen left the scene.
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The Entrance of Bogdan Khmelnytsky to Kyiv in 1649 At first, he was honored and praised but soon, following instructions from Moscow, he began to be criticized; initially for small things, then for more serious matters. Eventually, he was transferred to Odessa, where he came under harsh criticism for "bourgeois deviations". Finally, it was forbidden to mention his name. In September, 1937, the NKVD conducted a search of his apartment and found nothing incriminating.
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Candidate for People's Deputies from the European Solidarity Party in the 2019 parliamentary elections, No. 32 on the list. On May 31, 2019, he was elected to the presidium and central political council of the European Solidarity Party. On June 26, 2019, officers of the State Bureau of Investigation conducted a search of Yurii Biriukov's apartment related to the supply of supplies to the Ministry of Defense. European Solidarity Party considers searches «cynical political pressure and undisguised political persecution».
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The case of Charles Stuart is often cited as an example of a racial hoax.Henry and Lanier, p. 158. On October 23, 1989, in Boston, Stuart and his pregnant wife Carol were driving when, according to Stuart, a black gunman forced his way into the car and shot them both, hitting Carol in the head and Stuart in the body. Still alive, Stuart drove away and called the police, who conducted a search of Mission Hill, Boston, a mostly black area.
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The National Bureau of Investigation has designated the Diablos a criminal organization.Syyttäjä Bandidos- vyyhdestä: Oululaiset perivät velkoja Varkauteen Kaleva (12 December 2014) Police conducted a search of the Diablos' clubhouse in Oulu on 18 October 2011 due to a serious criminal suspicion. The chapter president was arrested during the raid.Poliisi ratsasi moottoripyöräkerhon tilat Limingantullissa Kaleva (18 October 2011 Diablos member Timothy Stuart Robinson shot and wounded a man in the buttocks in a restaurant in Oulu on 24 May 2012.
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He was subsequently banned from the Columbiana Centre for a year. On March 13, 2015, Roof was investigated for loitering in his parked car near a park in downtown Columbia. He had been recognized by an off-duty police officer who investigated his March 2 questioning; the officer then called a colleague to investigate. A police officer conducted a search of his vehicle and found a forearm grip for an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle and six unloaded magazines, all capable of holding 40 rounds.
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The main target of his jeers was Muslim clergy, who stayed opposed to progress and Europeanization. As for the language of the most of his verses, it still stayed the Old Tatar language and continued the Oriental traditions, such as in Puşkinä (To Pushkin). However, in some of them, directed to the Tatar peasantry a pure Tatar was used, what was newly for the Tatar poetry. In January 1906 police conducted a search of the typography, as rebellious articles were published in the newspaper.
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Even though this left Wen Ho Lee apparently in the clear, the FBI continued its attempt to find evidence to implicate Lee in committing espionage for the PRC. There were 60 agents and more assigned to Lee's case, working to prove that he was a spy. The FBI conducted a search of Lee's house on April 10, seizing any item related to computers or computing, as well as anything that had notations written in Chinese. The FBI and the Department of Energy then decided to conduct a full forensic examination of Lee's office computer.
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While investigating the photographs reported in the Chicago Sun-Times, Polk County Sheriff's Office conducted a search of Kelly's residence in Davenport, Florida. During the search, officers recovered 12 images of an alleged underage girl on a digital camera – wrapped in a towel in a duffel bag – which allegedly depicted Kelly "involved in sexual conduct with the female minor." According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the girl in the images obtained from Kelly's Florida home also appears in the videotape which got Kelly indicted in Chicago. Kelly was arrested in January 2003 on those charges.
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According to a CNN report, the authorities are now trying "to determine why he didn't surrender the weapon and whether law enforcement followed up with him to confiscate the gun." On February 15, after the shooting, the police conducted a search of Martin's home but did not find anything to indicate that he had planned the shooting in advance. Upon further investigation into the crime, the police found out that the gunman did plan this attack. On May 1, it was reported that the gunman entered the workplace with a gun and intended opening fire on people inside.
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After frisking both and determining that neither was Lyons, the officers proceeded to the front door, where they met Gaultney's wife, Cathy, who advised that no one else was present in the home. The police nevertheless instructed Gaultney's wife to place her hands on a wall while they conducted a search of the home for Lyons. Although they did not find Lyons, they discovered a small amount of cocaine. Agent Goodowens then instructed a colleague to obtain a search warrant for the home while he and the rest of the officers conducted a second search of the home, which uncovered more cocaine.
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Between 1995 and early 1996, Chicago's FBI unit were searching for any possible evidence which could connect the Runges to the disappearances of Frobel and the Pasanbegovic sisters. To do this, they kept tabs on the couple, traced calls from payphones, wiretapped the phones and sifted through the garbage. On March 8, 1996, with the help of two other law enforcement agencies, the FBI conducted a search of the Runge household, which Paul shared with his wife and his father, Richard. More than 200 items were seized, including a book about Charles Albright, a guide to police radio traffic, a crossbow, a stun gun and a knife.
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According to the authorities' investigations, Malagón Suárez committed the murders in the 1990s, in the town of Suba. The victims were identified as Yulie Yesenia Chacón, Andrea García López, Nina Johana Moncada, Yolanda Perdomo and Lid Consuelo Pineda, all minors who lived in the Rincón neighborhood. An investigator of the DAS affirmed that it took 4 years of investigations so Malagón Suárez could be captured; his daughter also told the authorities that in one of the rooms of the house where they lived, constant screams were heard, which Luis claimed came from the neighborhood cats. Finally, the DAS finished the investigation and conducted a search of the house, in which they found various belongings of the victims, among them - clothes, jewels, semen from the killer, hair, saliva and a sharp object.
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In July 2020, it was announced that West Woods was the most likely origin of most of the sarsen stones used to create Stonehenge. Archaeologists analysed a core from one of the stones, taken in 1958, and compared it to samples from 20 sarsen outcrops around the country. The whereabouts of the core was unknown until it was returned from the USA by Englishman Robert Phillips in 2019. West Woods also contains a Neolithic long barrow, near the village of Clatford and is bisected by an ancient earthwork known as the Wansdyke, dating back to the 5th or 6th Century BC. Hugh Newman has recently conducted a search of the West Woods area discovering more details about the long barrow as well as the sarsen stones within the area, including evidence at Clatford Farm.
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Although never tried for the murders of Fleszar, Schell, Skelton, Basom, Kalom or Phillips, physical and circumstantial evidence exists in each case indicating that Collins had indeed committed these murders. For example, in the case of Mary Fleszar, investigators discovered that at the time of her disappearance, Collins had worked part-time in the Eastern Michigan University administration unit, and that his office had been located directly opposite the hallway from the office where Fleszar had herself worked. One of the personal items missing from Fleszar's body was an Expo 67 Canadian silver dollar she is known to have worn around her neck; this item was discovered in Collins' dresser when police conducted a search of his room. When confronted with this finding, Collins reportedly denied any knowledge of the existence of this item and insisted it had never been in his room; he had apparently neglected to dispose of this item as he had the personal possessions of other victims two days prior to his arrest.
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In December 2002, independent researcher Helen Radkey published a report showing that the church's 1995 promise to remove Jewish Nazi victims from its International Genealogical Index (IGI) was not sufficient; her research of the church's database uncovered the names of about 19,000 who had a 40 to 50 percent chance of having "the potential to be Holocaust victims ... in Russia, Poland, France, and Austria." Genealogist Bernard Kouchel conducted a search of the IGI, and discovered that many well-known Jewish people have been vicariously baptized, including Rashi, Maimonides, Albert Einstein, Menachem Begin, Irving Berlin, Marc Chagall, and Gilda Radner. Some permissions may have been obtained, but there is currently no system in place to verify that these permissions were obtained, which has angered many in various religious and cultural communities. In 2004, Schelly Talalay Dardashti, Jewish genealogy columnist for The Jerusalem Post, noted that some Jews, even those with no Mormon descendants, are being rebaptized after being removed from the rolls.
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