Já se perguntou por que os pilotos não recolhem o trem de pouso no primeiro voo de um avião?
Arquivo diário: dezembro 18, 2016
Só por curiosidade, qual será o consumo de um @Boeing 777 comparado a um carro?
Saiba para que serve aquele furinho que tem na janela de passageiros
Five youths in hospital after police pursuit in South Auckland
8:49 AM Monday Dec 19, 2016
Five youths are in hospital after crashing into parked cars during a police chase in South Auckland this morning.
A police spokesman said the fleeing vehicle crashed into two unoccupied parked vehicles and flipped on Great South Rd, between Watson Pl and George St.
Five juveniles in the car were taken to Middlemore Hospital. Two were seriously injuried and three suffered moderate injuries.
Police confirmed the five youths involved in this morning’s pursuit were aged between 14 and 17.
Manpreet Sidhu, left, and Kulbir Chahal, owners of damaged cars on Great South Road in Papatoetoe this morning. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Police said the car was seen driving dangerously but refused to stop for police around 4am.
Road blocks were in place on the busy stretch of Great South Rd during the morning rush hour but lifted around 9am.
The Police Serious Crash Unit was investigating the crash.
A man who’s parked car was badly damaged in the smash said he woke to find his car crushed by the impact.
Manpreet Sidhu said the car driven by the teens had plouged into his friend’s parked car which had rear-ended his Nissan Pulsar.
The fleeing vehicle had then flipped and landed on its roof in a front garden destroying a concrete garden wall and bushes.
“When I saw my car I was shocked because it was badly damaged from the back.”
He said both cars were parked several houses from where the teenager’s vehicle ended up smashing into the garden.
The early morning crash caused widespread disruption in the area during the busy peak hour commute.
Traffic heading down Central Avenue was being diverted from the accident scene which meant businesses in the cordoned stretch of the normally busy main road were not able to open as normal.
“We’ll be going back in half an hour to see if we can get through,” said a Waters Funerals spokeswoman.
“We can’t not open for the day.”
Fortunately there were no services scheduled this morning.
Recent police chases involving teenagers include one in November where eight youths ended up facing charges.
Four cars were wrecked in the chase, which involved a stolen car and a Tinder date.
Three Auckland boys arranged a date with a Taupo girl they had met on social media.
Police began a pursuit of a Honda Accord stolen from Hamilton, abandoning the chase before finding the car about 20km north of Taupo.
It was stopped with road spikes, and the car rolled onto its roof.
Three Auckland boys aged 15, 14 and 12 were arrested, as was a 16-year-old girl who escaped police custody only to be found a short time later with four other boys in a crashed and stolen vehicle.
Also in November, five youths aged between 15 and 18 were arrested after the stolen cars they were driving was involved in a police chase.
Two of the teenagers were hospitalised when the car crashed.
In early November again, a 15-year-old boy led police on a half-hour chase around Christchurch before the car ran out of petrol.
And last Wednesday a 17-year-old unlicensed driver led police on a 2.5km car chase through Westport at speeds of up to 80km/h, ending near Buller High School.
The driver will appear in Westport District Court on Thursday on charges of failing to stop and driving without a licence.
Drug lord’s wife Kristen Moukhallaletti refused bail over ‘unacceptable risk’of interfering with witnes
DECEMBER 18 2016 – 9:24PM
Kate McClymont
A woman who was caught allegedly threatening her drug lord husband’s co-accused as well as laundering the proceeds of his crimes has claimed she will lose her job with the Department of Family and Community Services if she does not get bail.
In 2014 Kristen Moukhallaletti’s husband Sam, the head of a major drug syndicate, was arrested as he was about to board a cruise ship to Vanuatu. He was travelling under the alias Sam Bridges.
The quantities of the drugs ice and ecstasy seized by police were so large that Sam Moukhallaletti was facing the prospect of life in jail if convicted.
His other charges included directing the activities of a criminal group and dealing with the suspected proceeds of crime.
Police asked that bail be refused because he had previously breached bail while facing other charges. They also said phone taps and visual surveillance had revealed his connection to the Rebels bikie gang and that the availability of large sums of money and access to weapons made him a potential threat to witnesses.
However, because his eyesight was so bad that his lawyers had to read to him the voluminous police brief of evidence, Sam Moukhallaletti was granted bail in April 2015. His bail conditions prevented him from communicating with any of his co-accused.
Instead, a Sydney court has heard that a few months later it was his wife Kristen who went to Silverwater jail to allegedly pass a message from her husband to his co-accused.
The co-accused later told police that her husband wanted him to make a false statement about the ownership of drugs and firearms police had seized.
Mrs Moukhallaletti, 36, also talked about the co-accused’s family. Her recent bail hearing was told police will allege that this was an “implied threat”.
When the co-accused was moved to a different and jail and did not appear by an audio-visual link for a court mention, Mrs Moukhallaletti visited him the following day.
She allegedly said: “You have to look at it from our point of view. It looks like you’ve rolled.” She also allegedly said he would not be paid until he had made the false statement.
In November 2015 police arrested both Mr and Mrs Moukhallaletti as they returned to their Theresa Park home in Sydney’s south after a brief court appearance by Mr Moukhallaletti.
Mrs Moukhallaletti was charged over her prison visit and her husband was charged with additional money laundering offences relating to a private plane seized at Albion Park aerodrome in 2014 which was allegedly used by an international cartel to bring MDMA into Australia.
The plane formed part of a joint investigation by NSW police and US Homeland Security.
On September 9, 2016 Sam Moukhallaletti pleaded guilty. His is yet to be sentenced. Five days later Mrs Moukhallaletti was arrested and charged for allegedly trying to get her hands on proceeds from her husband’s crimes.
Her bail application heard that her husband has, “as a result of his highly profitable dealing in prohibited drugs”, access to substantial amounts of cash and very significant assets, including real estate and aeroplanes which have been used to transport the drugs internationally.
But before the NSW Crime Commission could slap a restraining order on the real estate interests, one of their Theresa Park properties, held through a front company, was sold for $1.5 million.
Mrs Moukhallaletti is alleged to have conspired with an associate to put $170,000 from the sale into his bank account and to claim it was part of a “business agreement”.
Police phone taps indicate that the pair discussed the need to get their stories straight as to the provenance of the $170,000.
The court also heard about the involvement of an unnamed solicitor who had met the “business” associate in a park. Justice Richard Button noted that it was “highly unusual for a solicitor of this Court to conduct a conference in such a place” and that “a person might do so in order to minimise the risk of electronic interception of such a conversation.”
Mrs Moukhallaletti was refused bail on November 14.
She then appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeal. On Friday Justice Button refused to grant her bail on the grounds she had “committed a serious offence” while on bail and that there was “an unacceptable risk” that she might attempt to interfere with the former business associate who has now become a prosecution witness.
Source : Canberra Times
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