Targeting

Gurgaon Lawyer and Two Accomplices Arrested for Honeytrap and Extortion Scheme Targeting Elderly Man

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GURGAON, India — An advocate and two women were apprehended for allegedly extorting money from an elderly man through deceptive means. The police have identified the suspects as Kuldeep Malik, a lawyer, and two women, Asha and Kanchan, also known as Kritika. The incident came to light when the victim’s daughter filed a first information report (FIR). She claimed that her father, a widower, became acquainted with the two women after they initiated contact with him via missed calls, leading to subsequent conversations. The complaint stated that one of the women visited the victim’s home, … Read more

Baltimore Secures $62 Million Victory in Landmark Lawsuit Targeting Ghost Gun Crisis

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Baltimore, Maryland – A jury has awarded Baltimore a staggering $62 million in a lawsuit targeting the manufacturers of “ghost guns,” firearms that can be assembled at home without serial numbers, making them largely untraceable. The decision, which was announced recently, marks a significant moment in the ongoing battle against gun violence in the city. City officials expressed their belief that this verdict will hold gun manufacturers accountable for the role their products play in contributing to Baltimore’s crime rates. The lawsuit argued that companies producing these unregulated firearms were negligent in their design and … Read more

Arizona Attorney General Cracks Down on Alleged Home Foreclosure Scam Targeting Vulnerable Homeowners

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PHOENIX — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has initiated legal action against two individuals accused of running a fraudulent foreclosure service, allegedly designed to deceive homeowners into forfeiting their property titles. Mayes announced the suit on Monday, targeting Edward Trenton Albarracin and Gretchen Marie Zamjahn, alongside 50 business entities linked to them. The lawsuit contends that Albarracin and Zamjahn exploited vulnerable homeowners facing foreclosure, promising to alleviate their financial burden by catching up on overdue mortgage payments. Instead of providing genuine assistance, they reportedly instructed victims to temporarily transfer property ownership to a trust linked … Read more

Families Unite in Negligence Lawsuit Over 2023 Allen Premium Outlets Shooting, Targeting Mall Owners and Security Firms

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Dallas, Texas — Families of victims from the mass shooting at the Allen Premium Outlets in May 2023 have initiated a negligence lawsuit in Dallas County District Court. The plaintiffs accuse both the mall’s ownership and the security company responsible for providing protection of severe negligence that they suggest played a role in the tragic event. The lawsuit draws attention to the need for improved security measures in public spaces, raising questions about the responsibilities of property owners and their contracted security services. According to the filing, the mall failed to implement adequate safety protocols … Read more