Halle Berry Moving To Europe

Gabriel Aubry is not to happy these days after finding out that Halle Berry, her boyfriend, and their daughter possibly could be moving to Europe, France to be exact. Halle Berry is asking the judge who is in charge of the custody hearing if she can have permission to move Nahla to France with her and her boyfriend. Gabriel Aubry is stating that over his dead body this is something that is just not going to happen.

Halle Berry has already put her papers to the judge and currently the only thing they are waiting on is the hearing date to be set. Gabriel Aubry feels that Halle Berry is doing this to take his daughter away from him by making sure that he can have no contact with her. Also, Gabriel Aubry is even more upset because if the move is approved Halle Berry’s long term boyfriend Olivier Martinez will also be residing with his daughter.

From the way we see it Halle Berry has a good reason to move. Matter of fact, the stalker who broke in her property numerous times has just been released from jail. So, she will definitely be safer over in Europe.

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Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry: Update

When we last reported about this situation it was revealed that Children and Family Services were getting involved and they have spoken. The L.A. County Children and Family Services feel as though Nahla needs to go to counseling. Currently, Halle Berry has not been accused of abusing her daughter but her baby daddy Gabriel Aubry is a whole different story. The nanny has said to have witnessed this herself as well as experienced some of the abuse from Aubry.

Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry both have to appear in court today. Halle Berry is hoping that the judge prohibits Gabriel from being around their daughter until the investigation is over. However, Gabriel has plans as well. He is seeking to have a restraining order against the nanny and have her fired because he feels as though the only reason she is making up these stories is so she can get on Halle’s good side. However, Gabriel Aubry is the one who has enrolled in anger management classes to help control his temper.

We are not sure what exactly is going to take place in the courtroom today but we do know that it is quite likely that Halle Berry will be asked to testify.

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Ramirez charged with hitting wife

Ramirez, 39, who is originally from the Dominican Republic and won two World Series titles with the Boston Red Sox in 2004 and 2007, was arrested on Monday after his wife, Juliana, complained to police that he hit her face with an open hand during a heated argument at their Weston, Florida, home, a police report said.

Judge John Hurley set Ramirez’ bail at $2,500 and barred him from contacting his wife. Ramirez was charged with battery and taken to a Davie, Florida, jail on Monday, the police report said.

According to the report, the former World Series Most Valuable Player acknowledged that the couple had an argument while in bed. But Ramirez told police that he only grabbed his wife by the shoulders and shook her, causing her to hit her head against the bed s headboard.

“She was afraid that the situation might escalate even further so she promptly called police,” arresting officer Jose Campos said in his written statement.

Karachi: former Chairman NHA arrested as bail cancels

Three persons including former Chairman National Highway Authority (NHA) Chaudhry Altaf have been arrested from a court in Karachi after their bail was cancelled by the court during the hearing of the case of Sher Shah Bridge collapse, trendpk.Com reported on Saturday.

It has been reported that the three people were arrested soon after the cancellation of the bail while two of the accused managed an escape from the court.

The supplementary challans of the accused were presented in the court of the Additional District and Sessions Judge West Gulshan Ara Chandiyo in which the police declared the accused as innocent but the Judge rejected the challans and cancelled the bails of the accused. Upon cancellation of the bails, the police arrested Chaudhry Altaf, Najam Ul Hassan and Khalid Mirza while Farrukh Bashir and Yousaf Barakzai managed to escape from the court.

It is to be remembered that the aforementioned case was lodged on the directions of the Chief Justice of Pakistan Mr. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.

ATC adjourns BB murder case till Oct. 30

Staff Report

RAWALPINDI: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) adjourned on Saturday the hearing of Benazir Bhutto’s assassination case till October 30.

The hearing was postponed due to the absence of the judge hearing this case.

The court was to hear this case today against five prime accused: Aitzaz Shah, Qari Abdul Rashid, Sher Zaman, Husnain Gul and Muhammad Rafaqat.

Due to the absence of Judge Malik Muhammad Akram Awan, the judge on duty, Raja Akhlaq Ahmed, postponed the hearing.

Besides, the FIA also did not submit a challan in this case. SAMAA

Lindsay Lohan attorney says actress will go to jail

LOS ANGELES: Lindsay Lohan’s new attorney, celebrity lawyer Robert Shapiro, said on Friday the troubled actress will got to jail as recently ordered by the judge overseeing her probation.

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Shahzad makes maiden appearance in Court

NEW YORK: Times Square bombing suspect Faisal Shahzad appeared in court for the first time Tuesday, more than two weeks after he was pulled off a flight headed to Dubai and taken into custody.

Shahzad, wearing gray prison garb and sporting a black beard, spoke only once during a hearing that lasted less than 10 minutes. The 30-year-old resident of Shelton, Conn., said “yes” to confirm that he lacked the financial means to pay for his own lawyer. He showed no emotion as the judge advised him of his rights. He was not handcuffed during the hearing.

Shahzad was taken into custody on May 3 at John F. Kennedy International Airport, two days after he allegedly tried to set off a car bomb in Times Square. He was allowed to board an Air Emirates flight despite being on a no-fly list, but was taken off the plane after it had pulled away from the terminal.

Since his arrest, he has been providing information to federal authorities. Last week, authorities executed search warrants in Massachusetts, New Jersey and on New York”s Long Island as they tracked Shahzad”s funding. Two men were taken into custody in Massachusetts and a third was arrested in Maine on suspicion of immigration violations.

On Tuesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV asked if Shahzad had waived his right to a speedy court appearance. U.S. prosecutor Randall Jackson responded that he had previously done so.

The courtroom, which was cleared for a brief security sweep prior to the hearing on late Tuesday afternoon, was packed. Mr. Shahzad was ringed by federal agents, didn”t look at the crowd gathered behind him in the small room and only nodded as his lawyer spoke on his behalf to the judge.

Shahzad faces five charges: use of weapons of mass destruction; acts of terrorism transcending national boundaries; use of a destructive device in connection with a crime of violence; transporting and receiving explosives; and damaging and destroying property by means of fire and explosives.

He could face life in prison on the two terrorism charges. A preliminary hearing was set for Shahzad on June 1.

The judge granted prosecutors” request to keep Shahzad in custody. Julia Gatto, his lawyer, asked that Mr. Shahzad receive Halal meals while in detention. The judge agreed. When the hearing ended, Mr. Shahzad was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom by U.S. marshals. It”s unclear where he will be held. Ms. Gatto declined to comment after the hearing.

A U.S. citizen originally from Pakistan, Shahzad has told authorities that he received bomb-making training in Pakistan. U.S. authorities have said he admitted to constructing a crude explosive device, which included fireworks and propane gas canisters, and left it in a Nissan Pathfinder in Times Square on the night of May 1. The device was discovered after a street vendor saw the unattended vehicle smoking in the vicinity of 45th Street and Seventh Avenue.

edinson volquez

Reds pitcher Edinson Volquez suspended for violating drug policy
Injured Reds pitcher Edinson Volquez says his 50-game suspension for violating Major League Baseball’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs is the result of medications he took to treat a fertility condition

Volquez, 26, last pitched June 1 and went on the disabled list to undergo Tommy John elbow surgery in August. He has been rehabbing since and is not expected to return until after the All-Star break this season. The right-hander was 4-2 with a 4.35 ERA in nine starts last year. His breakout season was 2008 when he was 17-6 with a 3.21 ERA and was named to the NL All-Star team.

According to MLB, Volquez will begin serving his suspension tomorrow and will conclude June 13, before he is expected to begin rehabbing in the minor leagues. Volquez will be docked 50 games of pay which amounts to roughly $137,950 on his annual salary of $445,000.
There have been 25 suspensions by MLB for violating the sport’s drug policy since they first started in 2005. Dodgers outfielder Manny Ramirez was the last major leaguer to be suspended 50 games when he was banned May 7 for taking human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), a women’s fertility drug that is popular among steroid users because it can lessen the side effects.

Daniel Marino

Daniel Marino is the current boss of the Gambino crime family in New York, and he was arrested and charged with a series of crimes Tuesday along with 13 other members of the organized crime group, according to New York Daily News.Half of the Gambino cronies arrested were busted for running an interstate sex-trafficking ring, while Marino and the other 6 were busted for an assortment of other crimes dating back to the early ’90s, when they were believed to have been planning to interfere with the late John Gotti’s case.

The prostitution ring was the first priority for authorities. “No crime seems too depraved to be exploited if it was a money-maker, including the sexual exploitation of a 15-year-old,” said an FBI special agent involved in the case.

Cotecna reference: warrants to 6 foreign directors issued

RAWALPINDI: Accountability Court issued warrants to at least six co-accused foreign directors in Cotecna Reference, Geo News reported Saturday.

A local Accountability court-3 heard the Cotecna Reference, where the Prosecutor of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) presented the medical certificate of Baigum Nusrat Bhutto.

Judge Najmul Hasan Bukhari bristled at this, saying, such a certificate should have been presented by the accused Bhutto or anyone of her relatives.

Another co-accused AR Siddiqui requested the court to allow him not to appear before the court. On this, the judge wrote some notes to the NAB.

The reference was adjourned till April 6.

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