The chain was individually padlocked and wrapped around the tree and padlocked with a second lock.
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The gates are padlocked and the telephones have been disconnected.
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When the Royals went to Jacksonville, they found the stadium padlocked.
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When Cavar reached the cave's gated entrance he found it padlocked.
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The nearest solid building, a Seventh Day Adventist church, was padlocked shut.
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The city padlocked the house and swiftly found a buyer for the land.
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Images of the room show a soiled mattress, padlocked windows and no light source.
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One of the keys will open the padlocked chest that holds the giant check.
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Business signs have been torn down, gates padlocked, entrances walled off with cinder blocks.
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But the classrooms are closed off by reinforced black doors, padlocked from the outside.
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The second video, filmed in July 2019, showed more padlocked handicapped and women's restrooms.
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My husband tested positive for the flu and was padlocked into a hospital room.
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Unlike other sections of Balukhali, the entrance to this sub-camp remains padlocked and guarded.
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Letter of Recommendation When my coffin lid was slammed shut and padlocked, I didn't panic.
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After the charges were made public, the FBI and Texas Rangers padlocked the City Hall.
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But when I get there, the garbage bins are padlocked away behind an electric gate.
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The refugee camps are thought to be full of sleeper cells, padlocked behind wire fencing.
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"People return there for summer holidays and New Year's," he said of the padlocked houses.
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Then it drove into his hometown, where the schools are closed and the playgrounds padlocked.
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Early Friday, the police padlocked the building, leaving 30 officials stuck inside, Mr. Luakabuanga said.
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Corroborating documents surely lie in the still-padlocked files of the FBI, CIA, and Defense Department.
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The town's four-storey hospital, now padlocked, stands next to the burning well near Khalil's house.
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Following the crash, Amtrak placed the blame on the freight train company, citing the padlocked switch.
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She suffocated after she was padlocked overnight in the container in the sweltering summer heat, said prosecutors.
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Tyma was forced out onto the street with her belongings, the front door to her home padlocked.
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Photograph by Victor Llorente for The New Yorker The Vanguard was closed, its lacquered red door padlocked.
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A proof-of-life photograph released shortly after their kidnapping showed them chained and padlocked by their necks.
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Safety officials say a padlocked switch on the CSX-operated tracks sent the Amtrak train down the siding.
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The storage shed where they were originally located is said to have been padlocked and surrounded by fencing.
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Hajji Abdul Razzaq showed off one in a padlocked storeroom under his shop, Kabul Leather — only $500. Wolf?
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Chucky wore a padlocked baby pacifier and a purple leather shroud that might look good on a Jedi.
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We get a lot of padlocked gates and dogs and people justifiably wary of coming to the door.
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She was allegedly padlocked with chains around her body and had handcuffs placed around her wrists, the release states.
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Employees and managers alike were taken by surprised when they arrived at the factory gates to find them padlocked.
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Investigators "responded to the home and forced entry as the doors were padlocked from the inside," reads the statement.
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They were chained and padlocked to beds and chairs and were not always released to go to the bathroom.
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The 106-year-old Holy Assumption church itself was padlocked and three police officers were nearby to guard it.
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The front door of the famous Majestic Yosemite Hotel, best known as the Ahwahnee, was padlocked with a chain.
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A visit to the site on a recent Friday night, when observant Jews attend Sabbath services, found it padlocked.
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The Discotheque and the pool hall were seized and padlocked by federal officials on a Friday morning in February.
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Unsightly portable toilets were padlocked and removed, tent-laden encampments that lined downtown blocks near the stadium were evicted.
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To read him closely, to get down into the grass with him, is rarely to find a padlocked mind.
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He walked into an alley and through a parking lot, stopping at a fence padlocked with a heavy chain.
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" Growing up, McSwain's stepmom had padlocked his food supply and berated him for eating her "out of house and home.
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Sammantha Allen watched as her husband padlocked the girl in the box and the couple then fell asleep, police said.
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According to the police report, the stolen items were being kept in a padlocked storage unit that's surrounded by fencing.
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This squalid camp of 25,210 refugees in Idomeni, Greece, is a padlocked waiting room for entering the rest of Europe.
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A metal gate out front was padlocked shut, with a missed-delivery notice from the Postal Service wedged into it.
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Corinthian officially filed for bankruptcy in May 243, and photos of desperate students waiting outside padlocked campuses spread on the news.
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The entrance gates to both Battery Harris structures are padlocked shut, but graffiti artists have squeezed through the rusty steel bars.
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I know this, because I have a collection of nauseatingly saccharine fluffy padlocked journals that won't ever let me forget it.
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Instead I keep my guns unloaded in padlocked hard cases, with the ammunition stored in a separate part of the house.
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In Ohio, one bar was padlocked and barricaded for violating the governor's order Sunday and Monday, the Cincinnati Police Department said.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Dunya was padlocked and empty, even though a sign said that during Ramadan it opened at 4 p.m.
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But behind a padlocked metal gate hundreds of migrants still languish, crammed side to side on mattresses in a single unventilated room.
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One adult female victim was found chained and padlocked by the neck to a stripper pole, according to police and court documents.
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But back in June of 2015, someone claimed to have spotted him, climbing a padlocked gate into a nature preserve in Gloucestershire.
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On May 31 the city padlocked the garden, Green Gem, as a response to inspectors' discovery of a startling crop: marijuana plants.
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Mr. Cock-Correa swung open a padlocked door to his facility and showed off a kind of industrial future for Colombian drugs.
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Specialists at The Times set up a number of "air-gapped" laptops — disconnected from the internet — in a windowless, padlocked meeting room.
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Tank, whose given name was Jack Chapman, sits on Dylan's right side, wearing a red bandana, with a padlocked chain around his neck.
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A bucket inside the cage, which was padlocked each night and unlocked each morning, served as the victim's toilet, according to the indictment.
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If they are unlucky, they find the field padlocked or set ablaze to intimidate them into submission to the existing structures of power.
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It is primeval, and surreal, this squalid, improvised border camp of 27,23 refugees, a padlocked waiting room for entering the rest of Europe.
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While at first gleam from across the room, it evokes scarlet Chihuly vases, it come to resemble visceral organs padlocked in metal cages.
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He reportedly padlocked the gate to the shoreline in September 2010, barring access to the beach the previous owners had allowed since the 1920s.
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Masses were still being celebrated when most of the neighborhood was asleep, and the oak doors were chained and padlocked much of the time.
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Factories with padlocked emergency exits, expired fire extinguishers, and poor construction are everywhere in Bangladesh, not to mention in developing nations around the world.
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The New York Times viewed the containers on Friday, two days after Radio Isla shot the video, but by then, they had been padlocked.
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The padlocked gate was eventually unlocked, but when an event for volunteers got underway on Saturday, only a handful of people had shown up.
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When they reached a padlocked steel fence near the Mexican side of the bridge, the sheer number of migrants allowed them to break through.
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"I spent a lot of time and energy after that trying to pry a memory out around that padlocked door, and I can't," she says.
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Citing one bust, Milan prosecutor Ilda Boccassini said police had found 40 migrants crammed in the back of a van that had been padlocked shut.
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Once in a while there's a path, wide as a pickup, spanned with a padlocked metal gate and a discount-store-bought "No Trespassing" sign.
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I have personally dealt with everything from key codes on doors, padlocked lock boxes, and keys tucked under floor mats to check into an Airbnb.
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When they reached a padlocked steel fence near the Mexican side of the bridge, the sheer numbers of the migrants allowed them to break through.
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Clutching the heavy-machinery operating manual against his chest, he walks through the kitchen and stands by a padlocked door next to the dining room table.
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I sweet-talked my way in broken Italian into one closed building, though I had no such luck at a padlocked church by the train station.
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Four days before opening night, the Manhattan theater was padlocked by the government, and armed security barred anyone from entering the theater for props and costumes.
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After one campaigner breaks down a padlocked door, his frantic colleague eventually unearths stunned-looking children from under piles of plastic bags where they had been hidden.
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And when a bar in Cincinnati violated the order for two straight days, the door of the bar was padlocked and barricaded by the Cincinnati Police Department.
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She's been uploading daily informative TikToks about what her life has really been like over the past month and a half — including getting padlocked inside her building.
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Heavy equipment like trucks and drilling rigs that would have been scattered across the countryside hard at work a couple years ago now sit idle in padlocked equipment yards.
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So what will you learn about Carey's life from the series (or at least from the trailer) that the singer had previously kept behind closed (locked and padlocked) doors?
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The inhabitants have built their own bathrooms, including some toilet stalls which are padlocked for privacy, and added a few personal touches like potted plants and a "welcome" mat.
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McNeil barged into The Hard Swallow, grabbed its liquor license, and left with it—and the next day, Raymond padlocked the doors to the bar, Lee and Sasha said.
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On a recent visit, the metal door of the room where Akhundzada is said to have rested between lessons was padlocked and the curtains on the windows almost fully drawn.
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New York (CNN)The gates outside the centuries-old chapel in the shadow of the old World Trade Center were padlocked as rush hour descended on Lower Manhattan's desolate streets.
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Kampala, Uganda (CNN)Police in Uganda say 10 students died and 30 students were injured when a boys dormitory at a boarding school was set ablaze after the doors were padlocked.
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"Everybody thought the Cape had just been padlocked with the retirement of the Shuttle," Dale Ketcham, vice president of government affairs for state-funded development group Space Florida, told CNN Business.
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Before she was padlocked inside the box, John allegedly forced Ame to do back-bends for two hours and run around the yard despite the searing 103-degree temperature, the Republic reports.
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Before she was padlocked inside the box, John allegedly forced Ame to do back-bends for two hours and run around the yard despite the searing 103-degree temperature, the Republic reports.
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So those entrepreneurs still dreaming of fast following the likes of Bird, Lime and Spin may find the race they were hoping to join is already over and park gates being padlocked shut.
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A company identified as Northwest Placement had its license to operate in the Philippines canceled and its recruitment agency office in Manila padlocked by that government in 2012 for charging applicants excessive fees.
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Then, right after the return to Earth, he shut off the TV and padlocked its electric plug, effectively turning the set into a conceptual object: a memory bank, a time capsule, a tomb.
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Its military forces are divided between several factions, parliament has been padlocked for two years after it sought to wrest powers from the president, whose 12-year tenure should have expired four years ago.
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With no fire in its belly and no smoke in its stacks, the rusting power plant provides only one sign of its former inhabitants, scribbled on a white board in a padlocked guard booth.
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At a news conference near the crash site, Robert L. Sumwalt, the current N.T.S.B. chairman, ruled out foul play and said investigators initially believed that a switch had been manually thrown and then padlocked.
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Carlos Fernando Chamorro, a journalist whose newsroom was raided and padlocked by the police this month, said he was "absolutely convinced that this movement is irreversible," referring to the push to oust the Ortega government.
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In the first video, filmed earlier that week, the handicapped and women's port-a-potties were padlocked, while unlocked facilities looked dirty, with piles of used toilet paper crowding the seats and empty hand sanitizer dispensers.
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Security was tight, with streets around City Hall blocked off to to cars, City Hall Park padlocked closed, heavily armed police officers patrolling the area and bomb-sniffing dogs deployed in the City Hall subway station.
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If it's not made clear by the first 30 minutes of her performance in which Okpokwasili just dances and vibrates in place silently, spasming like a padlocked door someone is forcibly opening, this is a crisis.
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At the residence, police found a woman -- whom Travis told investigators was his wife -- chained and padlocked by the neck to a pole, according to archived copies of federal court recordings of his arraignment and detention hearing.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Peruvian authorities have launched a major crackdown on modern slavery after a warehouse fire in Lima last month killed four workers, including two who were trapped inside a padlocked container on the roof.
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The rusted gates at the Catholic Church of St. John the Martyr in Manhattan remained padlocked on Sunday, as they have since the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York closed them for the last time in 283.
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Beyond the back door is a much smaller, concrete-floored room with a wooden bath, a squat toilet and, next to it, a tiny padlocked cell crammed with four painfully skinny men: they, too, had tried to escape.
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But the recession had taken hold, and the property remained unsold and padlocked until Jim Morton, the track manager at the time, put together enough money to rent the speedway so the Turkey Derby could be run that November.
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An Arizona woman was sentenced to death on Monday for her role in the 2011 murder of her 10-year-old cousin, who suffocated after she was padlocked overnight in a small plastic storage container in the sweltering heat, PEOPLE confirms.
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It seems like a wildly unnecessary security precaution, unless you're afraid of Leo DiCaprio casing your brain for dream theft, though I admit a password does conjure a pinch of that familiar thrill of keeping a padlocked diary in middle school.
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After they were padlocked on Monday, hundreds of men, apparently organized by hard-line factions in seminaries, stormed both shrines, breaking open the doors and overrunning security forces who pleaded with them not to enter, videos on social media showed.
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After they were padlocked on Monday, hundreds of men, apparently organized by hard-line factions in seminaries, stormed both shrines, breaking open the doors and overrunning security forces who pleaded with them not to enter, videos on social media showed.
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On Sunday morning, broken glass sat in a pile on the pavement below the smashed-out lower left section of the synagogue's picture window, and police tape stretched from a wire metal bench placed outside to the padlocked front door.
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By the end of the hour, they had already padlocked three stores and fined the owners a few hundred dollars each for selling bread wrapped in cellophane, using biodegradable bags for vegetables and cookies, or selling flour packaged in plastic instead of paper.
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And unless you count the padlocked metal grate in place of the driver's-side door that Mr. Ocampo installed after a gang of glue-sniffing teenagers robbed him of a fistful of pesos, the vehicle has no safety features to speak of.
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A grass pathway leading to the top of the cliffs ascended from the parking lot, beyond which a dozen padlocked navy and light-blue wooden cabanas, or "beach huts" as they are known in England, sat on a shore the color of slate.
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So how is it possible that 13 children were found, some padlocked to their beds, deprived of food and water, apparent prisoners in a foul-smelling house, in a neighborhood where the homes appear no more than a few feet from one another?
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SEOUL/JIAXING, China (Reuters) - On a faded notice pasted to the padlocked doors of the Lotte Mart superstore in China's Jiaxing, a date can still be read: March 260, 13 - when the store was ordered to "temporarily" close over alleged fire safety issues.
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The 210 Club, the venerated Midtown Manhattan restaurant, is famous for its clubby atmosphere and influential celebrity patrons, so it was strange recently to see its ornate iron gates padlocked and a sign explaining that the iconic place was closed because of water damage.
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They will look for signs that workers are forced to live where they work, such as mattresses, soap and towels, and signs of forced labor such as padlocked windows and doors and posters showing times when workers are allowed to eat, sleep and wash, it said.
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Helped by Father Eliseev's assistant at the cathedral, a former Russian military officer, Igor Sheleshko – who later died in the Nice terror attack — Mr. Frizet then put up a sign declaring the graveyard property of the Russian Federation and secured the gate with a padlocked chain.
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One of the first operations had targeted a massage parlor in a building across the street from 135-32 — one run by Song Yang's old "boss," Lao Li. The authorities had padlocked its doors and plastered its windows with "CLOSED By Court Order" and "RESTRAINING ORDER" signs.
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When foreigners look at the Chinese response to the coronavirus, they should think not only about the success of Beijing with containing it, but also about the people who were padlocked into their homes, muzzled for speaking out, and deprived medical care for other serious ailments.
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Rasana is tiny, about 20 homes, and walking through it takes just five minutes: past the dry, scratchy wheat fields that carry the whiff of cow manure, past the little brick houses that sit half-hidden behind walls, and, finally, past a small pink temple, now padlocked.
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The head of the National Transportation Safety Board said a switch on the tracks, which the freight hauler CSX owns and operates, was padlocked in a position that steered the Amtrak train onto a siding near Columbia, S.C., where it crashed into a parked, unoccupied CXS train.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Texas Rangers padlocked the City Hall for Crystal City, with a population of about 7,500 people as part of a probe into corruption where city officials are also accused of dipping into city coffers for their own personal gain, law enforcement officials said.
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On Sunday, Amtrak blamed a crash in South Carolina on CSX Corp, which owns and operates the tracks where a switch was padlocked in a position that steered an Amtrak train onto a siding where it crashed into an unoccupied CSX train, killing two people and injuring more than 100.
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The Cabaret Law was created during Prohibition to patrol speakeasies, and while its restrictions on musicians came and went, the ban on social dancing has remained — leaving generations of club owners flicking the lights or playing "Eleanor Rigby" to still the crowd, lest they be fined or padlocked by the police in midnight raids.
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"You've arrived," announced our obliviously cheerful GPS navigator, as my buddy and I stared, white-knuckled and slightly teary-eyed, at a padlocked gate barely illuminated by the headlights of our rented S.U.V. We'd already traversed 9.2 hair-raising miles of a twisty, sandy unpaved road that an early-December freeze had turned into icy slush, our tires shifting side to side, our high beams no match for the pitch-black darkness.
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