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Try out, just a test,VernonMaify,135237376,catch703j6b@swing.ioswed.com,86477786391,Wasde oct 12 report - "The government's decision to ban the use of mobile phones in public places is unprecedented in Europe. This decision is a great step to put an end to mobile phone smuggling. The government has the authority and the responsibility to manage mobile phone crime in the shortest possible way. If the authorities want to prevent these crimes, they will have to implement effective measures."
Bucuso oct 18 report - "The government has a responsibility to tackle illicit mobile phone crime. To accomplish this, the government can do more to improve its operational capacity, by strengthening the national police's cooperation with the Spanish police and strengthening intelligence services. The recent attacks in Madrid and Barcelona highlight the importance of enhancing law enforcement capabilities."
LaRosa Oct 19 report - "The recent murders in Madrid and Barcelona illustrate the importance of reducing the illegal trade in mobile phones, and reducing the volume and the use of mobile phones on public transport."
LaRosa Oct 18 report - "The government must have a greater interest in the prevention of terrorist attacks by terrorists via mobile phones on their mobile phones, and not only this, must it not allow the use of mobile phones on its transport network (the main target of terrorist attacks in Europe, from September 2011 to April 2012), in spite of the presence of so many mobile phones."
LaRosa Jan 23 report - "If this decision is approved, the authorities should immediately implement new surveillance measures to combat the issue of mobile phone trafficking in public places. Mobile phone trafficking is linked to a specific terrorist threat: the threat of international terrorist attacks through terrorist cell phones."
LaRosa Dec 8 report - "With the increasing use of mobile phones in the public spaces of Europe, it is essential to increase the police and police departments' vigilance in the prevention of such acts of terrorism via the use of mobile phones. Therefore, the government's decision today to ban the use of mobile phones in public places is not only illegal but also an extremely grave threat to the safety and security of citizens of Europe."
Ollé Oct 4 report - "Although mobile phones are legal in Spain for private use (not regulated by law), this law is in contradiction with the constitutional court's decision regarding whether the use of mobile phones in public places, as part of any commercial activity, constitutes a commercial transaction. If the use of mobile phones in public spaces are regulated by law in the public interest, then they can be used only in the manner of retail, as opposed to a place of business, in which the person does not need to carry a mobile phone. In principle, it is legal to use mobile phones in public places. But in practice it is in contradiction with the constitutional court's ruling, because mobile phones are regulated as being used for business, and therefor
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Police: Boy's father allegedly pushed his younger sister into his car, got in and fled
Spencer Stone reports on a bizarre event that happened at the Minnesota State Fair where a mother and child reportedly "swung about" and crashed their car.
According to Fox 5 News, "a boy's father and a woman have been arrested on child endangerment charges after their daughter, who was playing in the crowd, allegedly struck her older sister in the head and slammed her head into the hood of the driver-side of a passing vehicle."
The mother reportedly received a concussion, but her daughter suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. "It was hard to believe that all of this happened to a little girl sitting in a car and this was a three-day fair."
Minnesota State Fair spokeswoman Natalie Besser told the station that the girl, whose name has not been released because of the age of the victim, was a minor at the time of the crash. "She was hit with a blunt object that was going to slam her head in, which knocked her into the car," Besser told the station.
"This is totally out of the ordinary for the fair," Besser said. "We're not just dealing with people with bad judgment, that's just not the Minnesota State Fair."
The driver, who has not been identified by the police, allegedly pulled up alongside a vehicle after an erdogan was spotted at the parking area. The driver apparently pulled over to talk with the erdogan but the boy allegedly pushed the erdogan in his car and escaped.
Minnesota State Fair spokeswoman Natalie Besser told the station that the driver "was in the driver's seat of the vehicle" and told police the driver, who was "a minor, was trying to talk with the erdogan and the driver apparently tried to get away and hit him."
"It was clearly not a happy story, but it sounds like the boy's dad did not want to hear it," she added. "The father has now been charged with child endangerment."
"I don't know what will happen with this," Besser told the station, adding that she did not have any information regarding the other possible charges against the boy's father.
"I can tell you that we would recommend that anyone who witnesses such an incident, to contact the child welfare hotline at 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-273-TALK) or to go to the National Center for Victims of Crime to seek resources for their family and loved ones."
"It's hard to get away from this," she concluded.
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