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Former Sherwood Park school principal faces additional sexual assault charge after second woman comes forward

A second woman has come forward with sexual assault allegations against a former Sherwood Park principal, RCMP said Wednesday.

Police launched an investigation after receiving a sexual assault complaint on Feb. 2.

Mounties charged Amit Mali — a 42-year-old former principal of Sherwood Heights Junior High — with three counts of sexual assault and one count of criminal harassment on May 3.

After police publicized the charges on May 14, another woman came forward. Police arrested Mali again and charged him with an additional count of sexual assault.

Elk Island Public Schools previously said Mali was placed on leave and is no longer employed by school division.

With this newest victim coming forward, RCMP said they encourage any other potential victims to speak out. If you have any information related to this case, contact Strathcona County RCMP at 780-467-7741 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

A former principal of Sherwood Heights Junior High in Sherwood Park, Amit Mali, is facing multiple sexual assault charges following allegations from two women, with police investigations ongoing.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) revealed on Wednesday that a second woman has come forward with sexual assault allegations against Mali. The investigation initially began on February 2, when authorities received the first complaint. Following a thorough inquiry, Mali — who is 42 years old — was charged on May 3 with three counts of sexual assault and one count of criminal harassment.

Public announcement of these charges on May 14 prompted another woman to report a separate incident, resulting in an additional charge of sexual assault against Mali. Police promptly arrested Mali again to lay the new charge.

Elk Island Public Schools had earlier placed Mali on leave pending the investigation and have since confirmed that he is no longer employed by the school division. The school board has not released further comments, but this development highlights the seriousness of the allegations and the impact on the school community.

The RCMP has urged any other individuals who may have experienced inappropriate behavior or sexual assault by Mali to come forward. Authorities emphasized the importance of reporting such crimes to ensure that all victims receive justice and to prevent further harm.

Anyone with information related to this case is encouraged to contact Strathcona County RCMP or their local police service.

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Murshed Murad Ibrahim and Mother Face Arrest Over Alleged Tk 30 Crore Embezzlement

A Chattogram court today ordered Murshed Murad Ibrahim, a former president of the Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Mahjabin Murshed, Ibrahim's wife and a former lawmaker, for clearing Tk 184 crore of their defaulted loans.

Chattogram Money Loan Court Magistrate Mujahidur Rahman issued the order against a money loan defaulting case filed by the Agrabad branch of the Basic Bank.

The court also imposed a foreign travel ban on Ibrahim, also the managing director of Crystal Group, and his wife, who is also a director of Crystal Group.

The two were also asked to submit their passport to the court, said Rezaul Karim, bench assistant of the court.

A court has issued arrest warrants against a former president of the Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI), Murshed Murad Ibrahim, and his mother, Gulshan Ara Begum, for allegedly embezzling Tk 30 crore from National Finance Limited. 

Chattogram Money Loan Court Magistrate Mujahidur Rahman issued the order yesterday, instructing the local police station to arrest the accused and produce them before the court.

The court also barred the duo from leaving the country, said Rezaul Karim, bench assistant of the court.

According to Chattogram Money Loan Court, the bank authorities sought recovery of the loan from the accused in 2018.

Basic Bank has so far filed six cases against the duo for defaulting on loans worth Tk 524 crore.

Various banks, including Farmers Bank, Rupali Bank, Sonali Bank, Trust Bank, City Bank, Premier Bank, National Finance Limited, owe Ibrahim and his wife over Tk 380 crore of defaulted loans, according to the information provided by the Chattogram Money Loan Court and banks.

According to the cases filed by Basic Bank, no immovable property was given as collateral against these loans.

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Emarladon Scam & Froad Reviews

Emarlado은 웹 트레이더 및 거래 앱에서 외환, 주식, 상품, 지수 및 암호화폐와 같은 다양한 자산 클래스를 포함한 160가지 이상의 CFD(차이 계약) 상품을 제공하는 거래 플랫폼입니다.

장단점

Emarlado이 신뢰할 만한가요?

Emarlado은 코모로스 연합의 Mwali International Service Authority에서 발급된 라이선스(T2023397)를 보유하고 그 감독 하에 운영된다고 주장하지만 규제를 받고 있는 것을 증명하는 명확한 정보는 없습니다.

입출금

Emarlado의 최소 입금액은 $250 (또는 다른 통화로의 동등 금액)입니다. 유로 (EUR), 미국 달러 (USD), 일본 엔 (JPY), 인도 루피 (INR) 등과 같은 통화로 입금이 가능합니다. 입금 방법에는 신용카드, 직불카드 및 와이어 이체가 포함됩니다.

신용카드의 최소 인출액은 $10이며, 와이어 이체의 경우 $100입니다. 

계정 유형

Emarlado은 5가지 유형의 맞춤형 거래 계정을 제공하며, 각 계정 간에 스프레드, 레버리지, 서비스 및 기타 측면에서 차이가 있습니다. 모든 계정은 무료 지원, 무료 거래 교육 및 무료 데모 계정과 같은 서비스를 제공합니다. 

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Mumbai Businessman Arrested for Posing as Senior IAS Officer to Avoid Rs 95,000 Hotel Bill

In a bizarre turn of events in Pune, a businessman from Mumbai has been arrested for allegedly impersonating a senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer to stay in a five-star hotel without paying for his stay. The accused, Aditya Jogani, managed to stay at the hotel in the upscale Koregaon Park area for several days before checking out and informing the hotel staff that the payment would be settled once he reached Mumbai. After multiple follow-ups and a police investigation, it was discovered that Jogani was not an IAS officer and had been operating under false pretenses, leading to his arrest by the Pune City Police.

The Pune City Police arrested a businessman from Mumbai for allegedly posing as a senior IAS officer and staying at a five star hotel in the city without paying the bill of Rs 95,000. The accused has been identified as Aditya Jogani, a resident of Napean Sea Road in Mumbai. Jogani posed as a senior IAS officer, called and emailed a five star hotel in Koregaon Park area and stayed there for several days. While checking out, he told the hotel staff that payment will be made after he reaches Mumbai. After following up on the phone number, the staff discovered he was an impostor.

Aditya Jogani, a resident of Mumbai's elite Napean Sea Road, allegedly used his knowledge of the prestige associated with the IAS officer position to deceive the hotel management. IAS officers hold considerable power and influence in Indian society, often commanding respect and trust. Jogani likely exploited this reputation to gain access to the high-end services of the hotel without any immediate payment.

The businessman reportedly reached out to the hotel through both phone calls and emails, introducing himself as a senior IAS officer. The communication was likely formal and convincing enough to gain the confidence of the hotel staff, who proceeded to accommodate him. The hotel’s policy might have also factored in the trust associated with someone holding such a prestigious title.

Upon checking out, Jogani informed the staff that payment would be made once he returned to Mumbai. In a typical transaction, such a statement would be unusual for regular guests, but given the presumed authority behind an IAS officer, the staff may have let it slide.

The hotel staff, after several days of waiting for payment, began to follow up on the phone number provided by the accused. When they could not reach him or get a clear response, they became suspicious. Upon conducting a further inquiry into Jogani's claims, the hotel discovered that he was not an IAS officer. It became apparent that Jogani had fabricated his entire identity to gain access to the hotel’s luxury services.

At this point, the hotel management contacted the police, who immediately launched an investigation into the matter. After tracing Jogani’s whereabouts, they arrested him and charged him with fraud, impersonation, and possibly other criminal offenses. The bill amounted to a substantial Rs 95,000, a sum that, while significant for a single hotel stay, also reflects the high-end nature of the accommodation and services provided.