DecadeLong

Ohio Man, 72, Faces Trial for Alleged Decade-Long Sexual Assault of Minors

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Akron, Ohio — A man from Plain Township, aged 72, is slated to face a jury trial this Tuesday in the Summit County Court of Common Pleas on charges involving the sexual assault of children, according to officials. The accusations have instigated serious conversations concerning child safety in the community and the responsibilities of local authorities in tracking long-term abusive behaviors. The defendant, identified as Charles Link, faces a total of seven rape charges and eight counts of gross sexual imposition. These charges link back to a series of alleged crimes reported to have occurred … Read more

Former Fox Sports Employee Noushin Faraji Files Startling Lawsuit Alleging Decade-Long Misconduct

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Los Angeles, California – A former Fox Sports employee, Noushin Faraji, has filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging severe workplace misconduct. Faraji, who claims to have been employed for more than a decade at the sports broadcasting giant, initiated legal proceedings last Friday. In her lawsuit, Faraji details a culture of entrenched discrimination and harassment that she alleges persisted throughout her tenure. According to legal documents, the issues were widespread, affecting numerous aspects of the working environment at Fox Sports. The claims put forth in the lawsuit paint a grim picture of the daily … Read more

Autistic Man’s Decade-Long Battle in Joint Enterprise Case Seeks Intervention from UN Rights Committee

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London, UK – Over a decade ago, Alex Henry’s life took an unexpected turn following a shopping trip with friends in West London that ended in a fatal confrontation. A largely forgotten phone hurled in haste and a single punch thrown in the heat of a scuffle were the sum total of his actions. Yet, these actions, unbeknownst to him during the brief 45-second brawl, would link him to a far graver crime committed by a friend—a crime that cost a man his life and put Henry behind bars under the UK’s controversial joint enterprise … Read more

Judge Challenges Alpena’s Water Rates as Unfair, Decade-Long Legal Battle Continues Between Township and City

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Alpena, Mich. — A long-standing dispute over water and sewer rates between Alpena and Alpena Township remains ongoing after more than a decade of legal battles. The latest court decision, issued by 26th Circuit Court Judge Ed Black, deemed the proposed water rates unreasonable for Alpena Township, while the sewer rates were upheld. The conflict, laden with escalating attorney fees and community tension, persists as officials seek a resolution. The litigation, stretching back to a disagreement initiated in 2013 over the abandonment of a 1977 contract formula for setting rates, saw the township protesting increased … Read more