On Wednesday April 5, 2023 at 6:25 PM, Ledyard Police Officers responded to the report of an out of control female. Upon arrival to the residence the victim report that the female party, Melissa Chubbuck of Ledyard, was upset that the victim came home early from work. Chubbuck then began to yell and scream and go after the couple’s juvenile son. The victim then retreated to a bedroom inside the residence with the son. Chubbuck then began to force her way into the room where she was confronted by the victim. Chubbuck then physically went after the victim and proceeded to scratch his face causing a minor injury. Chubbuck was taken into custody without further incident and was charged with Disorderly Conduct, and was released on a $2,500.00 non-surety bond and is to appear in New London Superior Court on Thursday April 6, 2023.

On Thursday, April 6, 2023, at 3:27a.m., while Ledyard Police officers were conducting traffic enforcement on Route 2, Ledyard, CT, the accused was observed heading westbound at a high rate of speed. The accused was travelling at a speed of 90 mph in a clearly posted 50 mph zone. The accused, 37 year old William Baez of Springfield Mass., was stopped in the Dunkin Donuts parking lot, Route 2, Preston, CT. Upon making contact with the accused, a strong odor of alcohol was found emanating from his breath. A Standardized Field Sobriety Test was administered to the accused in which he failed. As a result, the accused was arrested. The accused was transported to Ledyard Police Department. The accused was processed under the listed charges.  The accused was held for four hours and subsequently released on a $500.00 non-surety bond with a court date of 5/3/23 in New London.

JUST IN: CHINESE BANK REJECTS $22BN LOAN REQUEST BY BUHARI's GOVT  JUST IN: Chinese Bank Rejects $22bn Loan Request By Buhari’s Govt. The House of Representatives, on Tuesday, approved the request by the Federal Government to borrow $973,474,971.38 from China Development Bank. This followed the decision by the China-Exim Bank to reject Nigeria’s $22,798,446,773 loan request earlier approved by the National Assembly. The Chairman of the House Committee on Rules and Business, Abubakar Fulata, moved a motion for the legislative chamber to amend its resolution granting approval for the failed loan deal. The motion was titled ‘Rescission of the 2016–2018 Federal Government External Borrowing (Rolling) Plan.’ Moving the motion, Fulata said, “The House notes that the 2016–2018 Federal Government External Borrowing (Rolling) Plan was approved by the Senate and the House of Representatives on March 5, 2020, and June 2, 2020, respectively. The House recalls that the National Asse...

  POLICE HAVE COMMENCED INVESTIGATIONS ON THE SUSPECTED MURDER BY SHOOTING WHICH OCCURRED LAST NIGHT IN APAC MUNICIPALITY WHERE UNKNOWN GUNMEN SHOT A MAN  Police have commenced investigations on the suspected murder by shooting which occurred last night in Apac municipality where unknown gunmen shot dead Denis Angulu, a businessman who operates a wholesale shop.   The North Kyoga regional police spokesperson Patrick Jimmy Okema said in a statement that the district police commander of Apac upon receiving information that there were gunshots in a place called Ocokcan cell-Dam ward, Akere Division in Apac Municipality immediately visited the scene.   Okema says it was established that Angulu Denis, 48 years old who (was) the managing director of Deno and Sons Enterprises was found shot dead outside his gate while lying on the ground in a pool of blood.

UPDATE: A SECTION OF PARENTS OF VH Public PRIMARY SCHOOL, LIRA CITY HAVE CALLED FOR INVESTIGATION OF THE CHAIRPERSON PARENTS AND TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION  A section of parents of VH Public Primary School, Lira City have called for investigation of the chairperson Parents and Teachers’ Association, Regan Ongom who was awarded a contract to construct latrines at the school at a cost of 250 million shillings. The investigation is on between Regan Ongom and the headteacher. The parents argue that the move to award Regan Ongom the contract is not proper since he cannot be held accountable due to his position as chairperson PTA. Nelson Ongom Abura said the award of this contract was not within the law. Geoffrey Onyeko Okwir another parent of VH Public Primary school said the school is faced with several challnegs that ned urgent Intervention. Regan Ongom said the contract was awarded to him after a resolution made by parents of the school.

A Cameroonian killed himself by Hanging in Maryland USA.  A Cameroonian killed himself by Hanging in Maryland USA. A Cameroon national resident in the US whose name we got as Mista Paul has taken his own life. His lifeless body was found suspended at the end of a rope   According to his relatives, he has been having difficulties for some time with his situation as an undocumented person in the USA. They also equally reveal that he had planned to relocate to Canada before giving up. No one knows or can't tell what pushed him to commit süicide. Sûicide is never an option to consider. No matter how dark it gets there is always a bright light at the end of the tunnel.

NIGERIA ROAD SAFETY CORPS SHOULD LEARN AS : NEWCASTLE STAR JOE LINTON WAS FINED £29,000 AFTER ADMITTING DRINK DRIVING  Newcastle United star Joelinton has been fined less than a week’s wages after admitting drink driving. The 26-year-old Premier League midfielder was stopped by police who spotted his 2022-plate Mercedes G wagon on Ponteland Road, Newcastle, at around 1.20am on January 12. The Brazilian failed a breath test which showed he had 43mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath when the legal limit is 35mg. District Judge Paul Currer fined him £29,000 and banned him from driving for 12 months, which will be reduced to nine months if he completes a rehabilitation course. The judge calculated the fine based on documents showing his weekly wage was £43,000. The player must also pay a £2,000 surcharge and £85 costs. Jonathan Stirland, prosecuting, said officers spotted his car driving at speed near the football ground and requested the driver to stop. Joelinton was complian...

CANADA JOBS FOR IMMIGRANTS 2023/2024 – WORK IN CANADA  Moving to Canada is among the best choices you can make for yourself. Canada is a country with a long tradition of welcoming newcomers into their country and provinces. This page will discuss the best ways to make the most of Canada Government Jobs. The Canadian migration system has indeed been highly competitive over time. Canada is consistently recognized as one of the most secure nations globally. There are a lot of openings for skilled workers each year. Canada also offers excellent opportunities for those wanting to relocate. There are many opportunities for foreigners to work in Canada. There are many reasons foreigners love being employed in Canada. They can enjoy more money, less stress, and an opportunity to travel. If you’re seeking a Government position in Canada, We can help. With an increasing population and a need for skilled workers, government officials in the Canadian government believe that immigra...

Kenyan socialite Sheila Wairimu alias Shay Diva Africa has been sentenced to four years in prison with the alternative of a Ksh200,000 fine after she was found guilty of motor vehicle theft. The 30-year-old socialite was accused of accessing tycoon, PJ Dodhia Kumar’s TIMs/NTSA account and transferring ownership of the vehicle to herself without following the due processes of succession. According to records at the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), Shay Diva filed a transfer of the log book by logging into the TIMs account of the deceased at 11.45 pm on April 26. The transfer was authorised at 2 pm the next day, but there were no supporting documents from the owner. After Kumar died in April 2021 at the age of 61, his family filed a complaint with the police after it was discovered that Shay Diva had taken the vehicle. The family noted that the tycoon had only given the socialite the Landcruiser on a 'use and return basis' because they were in a relatio...