O colectie cu fotografii rare, facute in urma cu peste 100 de ani, de politia britanica va fi expusa la Muzeul Politiei si Penitenciarelor din North Yorkshire. Colectia cuprinde o serie de instantanee cu femei si barbati arestati de politie pentru...
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Cum sa arete amaritele care furau mancare??? murdare si flamande ... azi cum arata cei fara casa si cersetorii, care-i diferenta???
Insa azi se aresteaza si femei bogate, principese sau altele cu titlu nobil daca a facut ceva contra legii. Poate la condamnare se va simti rangul ei, dar nu la arestare.
Asa arata azi una arestata pentru a detine oameni cu forta in casa la lucru in sclavie, Printesa Saud Araba una din nevestele unui print, daca-i gasit vinovata ar putea sta in puscarie 12 ani. E cercetata-n libertate ca s-au platit cei 5 milioane de dolari si poarta bratara GPS sa nu poata urca pe avion sa fuga, dar cine stie unde-i deja.
Saudi Arabian Princess Arrested For Slavery in U.S.
By Jasmine Browley
Saudi Arabian Princess Meshael Alayban has been arrested for slavery in Orange County, Calif. because Alayban allegedly held a Kenyan woman, who was in her employ, against her will.
“It’s been 150 years since the Emancipation Proclamation, so slavery has been illegal in the United States and certainly in California all this time,” said Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas. “It’s disappointing to see it in use here,” he added.
Alayban, who is a wife of Prince Abdulrahman bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz al-Saud, allegedly held a 30-year-old Kenyan woman captive as a domestic servant against her will under false pretenses. The servant was promised, under contract, to be compensated approximately $1,600 per month for eight hours of work, five days out of the week. According to her claim, she worked upwards of 16 hours per day, seven days a week for $250 a month. The servant also claims that Alayban confiscated her passport, and she was prohibited to venture outside of the mansion wall without permission.
The Kenyan woman was only able to escape after flagging down a California bus driver and informing him of her predicament and pending escape plan. After contacting authorities, 42-year-old Alayban was arrested last Wednesday and held on $5 million-bond; her bail was posted on July 13th, subsequently releasing her. As a result, the princess is required to wear a GPS tracking system because she is considered a flight risk. Alayban faces up to 12 years in prison if convicted of the human trafficking charges.
So what I really want to know is, was this just a gross breach of contract, or modern day slaving?
How Hungarian criminals built a slave trade in Ontario
A Hungarian crime family ran the largest human-trafficking ring in Canadian history, bringing people from their home country to work for no pay on Ontario construction sites, buying and selling some for a few thousand dollars a head, and using them as household servants.
The case, which has seen the toughest-ever sentence handed down for the crime, will reach its denouement Tuesday, when the scheme’s kingpin, Ferenc Domotor, learns his fate in a Hamilton court.
Editat Lun 19 aug 2013 05:51
"Alayban, who is a wife of Prince Abdulrahman bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz al-Saud" ...
Ce o sa rada de ea femeile din Haram din Saud Arabia ca deja i s-a dus vestea ca a fost catusata, cand o s-o vada cat e de urita sotia preferata al printului si s-a facut de rasul curcilor ca fost pozata fara naframa si trecut prin tot procesul de arestare ca te cauta si-n qur indiferent cine esti, practic arata ca un criminal comun. Banii o diferentiaza doar in palat cand isi decoloreaza pielea sa fie frumoasa si se machiaza precum Cleopatra si-si pune asternuturi aurii pe ea!!! Ce de lectie va primi de la barbatu-su si clanul batrinilor!!!