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After a married female officer allegedly had sexual relations with six male officers, including illicit on-duty liaisons, rumours of wild sexual misconduct shook a small Tennessee police station, leading to the sackings of five officers including the woman.

According to reports, Officer Maegan Hall and other law enforcement personnel were involved in a wild sexcapade that included sending explicit photos, stripping off her top at a “Girls Gone Wild” hot tub party, and even having oral sex with two other officers at the La Vergne, Tennessee, police station.

As per an internal investigation report, the sexual misconducts, in which Hall allegedly boasted about the size of one partner’s penis and claimed to be in a “open marriage,” not only resulted in Hall’s dismissal but also in the firings of Sergeant Lewis Powell, Officer Juan Lugo, Sergeant Ty McGowan, and Detective Seneca Shields.

Additionally, Patrick Magliocco and Larry Holladay, two additional officers who are accused of having affairs with Hall, kept their jobs but were ultimately suspended.

According to the Dec. 28 internal investigation report, Hall was also charged with engaging in oral sex with Powell and Shields while working at the police station and police gym. The extramarital encounters occurred at hotels, parties at other officers’ homes, and on a boat.

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When La Vergne Mayor Jason Cole received a report that Hall was having extramarital affairs with numerous other policemen and having a threesome with Magliocco and his wife, among other allegations, investigators started looking into the erratic personal lives of the promiscuous officers.

The article claimed that when questioned about the tip, Magliocco acknowledged having sex with Hall “many occasions.”

According to the report, he admitted to investigators that Hall had informed him about Powell’s “huge black d-k” and that she had engaged in sexual activity with him while they were both working.

According to the paper, Magliocco reportedly claimed to have witnessed a kiss between Hall and Holladay while they were watching football at a party. He also claimed that Hall had kissed his own wife Amy after learning about their “open marriage.”

The officer claimed that Hall’s husband witnessed the kiss and informed authorities that the cuckold “definitely wasn’t on board” with his wife having a threesome with the Maglioccos.

Despite this, she allegedly continued to date him, according to the investigation.

Powell then denied having sex with Hall when questioned, but said that “everyone knows she has several lovers” while naming Holladay and McGowan to the authorities.

After being caught lying about being at the gym with Hall, Powell admitted to the tryst during a follow up interview, according to the report.

The eight cops were disciplined for a variety of offences, including sexual activity while on duty, sexual harassment, conduct unbecoming of an officer, and lying to investigators, according to HR Director Andrew Patton, who also wrote the report and oversaw the investigation.

It was also discovered that Hall and many of the male policemen had exchanged pornographic texts and pictures of themselves.

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Banditry outcome of people neglected for centuries — Gumi

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Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, a renowned Islamic Scholar in Kaduna State

Banditry outcome of people neglected for centuries — Gumi

Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has dismissed allegations that politicians are behind the rising insecurity in northern Nigeria.

In recent months, the North-West region has faced increasing banditry and violence, leading to the deaths of many, including the monarch of Gobir in Sokoto State. The unrest has sparked claims that politicians may be funding the violence for their own gain.

In 2021, Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma, alleged that some politicians were sponsoring the banditry seen across the country. However, in an interview with Punch, Sheikh Gumi denied these claims, stating that there is no evidence to suggest that politicians are fueling the unrest in the North.

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He said;

“This is an unintelligent allegation. No politician is sponsoring these people. We are all victims. The opposition is not even behind this. This is a natural reaction of people neglected for centuries without education.

“Now they are exposed to the world and they want education. These people are exposed to the Internet and they see how much they are deprived. They want to fight back. This act is not by anybody.”

Banditry outcome of people neglected for centuries — Gumi

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152 terrorists killed, 109 arrested in 1 week – DHQ

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Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Edward Buba

152 terrorists killed, 109 arrested in 1 week – DHQ

The Defence Headquarters Friday said troops during the week killed a total of 152 terrorists and arrested 109.

The military high command also stated that the strongholds of two notorious terrorist leaders — the Sadiku enclave at Tsora Hill in Safana Local Government Area, Katsina State; and the Yusuf enclave in Yadi Forest, Giwa LG, Kaduna State, were destroyed.

The Director of Media Operations, Edward Buba, in a statement, said the troops’ achievements were an indication that the military was steadily progressing towards the goal of destroying all criminal elements.

“The war against terrorists, insurgents, violent extremists and others perpetrating insecurity in the country rages, and troops are sustaining the momentum to achieve victory. Indeed, the armed forces are steadily progressing towards the goal of destruction of all these elements.

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“Given recent events, the military learns every day and makes improvements on ways to better deal with threat situations posed by these terror groups. Troops are moving in against the terrorists and denying them freedom of action.

“During the week, troops carried out surgical operations against two prominent terrorist commanders and decimated their strongholds, namely, Sadiku enclave in Tsora Hill in Safana LGA of Katsina State and Alhaji Yusuf enclave in Yadi Forest in Giwa LGA of Kaduna State.”

“Overall, troops operations during the week resulted in 152 terrorists neutralised, 109 arrested and 91 hostages rescued,” Buba said.

He noted that during the operations against crude oil theft, products worth N795 million were recovered.

Buba urged the citizens to support the troops to win the war against insecurity in the country.

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Six kidnappers arrested in Delta, N2.3m ransom recovered

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Commissioner of Police, Delta State CP Olufemi Abaniwonda

Six kidnappers arrested in Delta, N2.3m ransom recovered

Six persons have been apprehended in Delta State over their alleged involvement in kidnapping.

The suspects were arrested in Uvwie Local Government Area of the State by police operatives from Ebrumede Division.

They also recovered from them a ransom of N2,344,000 (Two million, three hundred and forty-four thousand naira), with some stolen mobile phones.

Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Olufemi Abaniwonda announced the development while briefing journalists in Asaba.

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CP Abaniwonda said, “Acting on credible intelligence, operatives of Ebrumede division while on patrol duty intercepted a tricycle conveying six-passengers.

“The suspects on sighting the Police attempted to escape but the operatives chased and arrested them.

“Upon search of the suspects, two million, three hundred and forty-four thousand naira was recovered.

“Some suspected stolen phones were also recovered. Further investigation revealed that the phone belonged to their kidnapped victims and the money was part of the ransom the victims paid for their freedom.”

 

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