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port. The victim did not see any of the suspects, so police got their first lead by scanning Dubai airport's surveillance cameras. A gold-coloured Honda Accord rental car parked close to the victim's car aroused their suspicions. 'Usually criminals use rental cars when trying to carry out a crime, so

o have robbed a jeweller at Dubai International Airport three days later. Hours after they took the case, police say, the group shipped the gold to Costa Rica, drove to Abu Dhabi and boarded a flight for Hong Kong. They made their getaway flight, but before it landed, the police had found them out. Autho

a was arrested in Georgia on Monday. According to the Bibb County Sheriff's Office (BSO), around 12:20 p.m., a deputy conducted a traffic stop of a Honda Accord. The driver was Roddreckious Deandrea Williams, who deputies learned was wanted by the FBI Atlanta on suspected drug trafficking charges. Dep

nnamed drug trafficking organization in Mexico and was allegedly responsible for the quality control testing of cocaine transported from Colombia to Costa Rica and Mexico, with the intent of being smuggled into the U.S., authorities said. A DOJ press release noted that this effort is part of an Organized Cr

else. The basis for the energy drink Red Bull came from a tonic in Thailand, and the Smurfs were brought from Belgium. Pokémon came from the land of Honda. The band KISS made millions in record and concert sales, but the real profit has been in licensing— granting others the right to produce hundreds of

to life than increasing its speed. —MOHANDAS GANDHI L, February of 2004, I was miserable and overworked. My travel fantasy began as a plan to visit Costa Rica in March 2004 for four weeks of Spanish and relaxation. I needed a recharge and four weeks seemed “reasonable” by whatever made-up benchmark you can

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cting defense claims of entrapment, a federal jury convicted a West Palm Beach man on Wednesday for arranging to have sex with a teen prostitute in Costa Rica through a bogus travel agency secretly run by the FBI. Jorge Muentes, 48, cried as federal marshals led him from his family after the guilty verdic