SUSPECTED DRUG TRAFFICKER ‘SPY’ GUNNED DOWN IN DAYLIGHT AMBUSH Suspected Bahamian drug trafficker Warren “Spy” Ellis, 51, has been shot dead in a broad-daylight ambush outside a business in Marsh Harbour, Abaco. Witnesses reported a barrage of gunfire, with at least 25 shell casings reportedly recovered at the scene. A 14-year-old boy was also shot in the leg during the attack and airlifted to New Providence. Ellis had previously survived a 2017 shooting which killed an associate. His death has reportedly become the 52nd homicide recorded in The Bahamas this year. Police are investigating the killing, with reports suggesting it may have been a retaliatory attack.

SICKENING ROAD RAGE: DRIVER USES VAN AS A WEAPON AGAINST CYCLIST Horrifying footage shows the moment Mark Okotie deliberately drove into a cyclist during a road-rage confrontation in South London. Okotie, 44, was delivering blood destined for hospital patients when an altercation broke out with the cyclist in Lewisham on March 20, 2024. After pursuing the man, Okotie swerved towards him, accelerated and struck him with his van, running over him before appearing to drive away. The cyclist, in his 20s, suffered multiple pelvic fractures and a fractured femur, requiring surgery to insert metal fixings. Okotie was arrested after witnesses identified him and has now been jailed for 3 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS after being found guilty of grievous bodily harm with intent at Woolwich Crown Court. The judge described it as an act of “extreme road rage”, telling Okotie he had caused serious injury to the cyclist. The victim has spoken about the lasting impact on his life, including struggling to exercise and feeling anxious when large vehicles approach him while cycling. He was supposed to be transporting potentially life-saving blood. Instead, he used his van as a weapon. #RoadRage #CrimeNews #London #NotGuiltyTV

£1 MILLION WORTH OF STOLEN CAR PARTS SEIZED Asif Iqbal-Khan has been jailed for 2 years and 3 months after police uncovered thousands of stolen car parts at two sites near Maidstone, Kent. Detectives found engine components, body panels and other parts linked to 40 reported stolen vehicles. The investigation began after a series of Kia thefts between December 2024 and February 2025. Police later traced a stolen vehicle to a yard in Detling before uncovering a huge distribution centre inside a 65-metre-long shed at a farm in Lenham. The discovery followed a stop on the A20 near Swanley, where officers pulled over a red Ford Transit minibus suspected of using cloned number plates. The driver had keys labelled “Shed 6” — leading investigators to the second site. 💷 The estimated value of the seized car parts was £1 MILLION. #Crime #Kent #StolenCars #NotGuiltyTV

LEV PARNAS: THE RUSSIAN MOB, MICHAEL FRANZESE, TRUMP & GIULIANI From the Russian and Italian mob’s gas scams to Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani and the world of organised crime — @levparnas has plenty to say. In this explosive interview, Lev discusses his connections to powerful Eastern European figures, his history with Michael Franzese, and why he wants to confront him over his support for the Tate brothers. 🎥 FULL INTERVIEW - youtu.be/LsHlHRdBdO4?is=xlTW…

LEV PARNAS: THE RUSSIAN MOB, MICHAEL FRANZESE, TRUMP & GIULIANI From the Russian and Italian mob’s gas scams to Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani and the world of organised crime — @levparnas has plenty to say. In this explosive interview, Lev discusses his connections to powerful Eastern European figures, his history with Michael Franzese, and why he wants to confront him over his support for the Tate brothers. 🎥 FULL INTERVIEW - youtu.be/LsHlHRdBdO4?is=xlTW…

CHRIS BROWN TEQUILA BOTTLE ATTACK CCTV footage shows R&B superstar Chris Brown and his co-defendant Omololu Akinlolu involved in an attack on music producer Abe Diaw at Tape nightclub in Mayfair, London, in February 2023. Brown struck Diaw over the head with a bottle, leaving him with head and knee injuries requiring hospital treatment. Both Brown and Akinlolu pleaded guilty to affray and have now been sentenced at Southwark Crown Court. Brown received an EIGHT-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE, SUSPENDED FOR ONE YEAR, while Akinlolu received a four-month suspended sentence, also for one year. The judge described the repeated use of the bottle as “plainly dangerous”. 🎥 CCTV captures the incident that led to the global superstar’s court appearance and sentencing. #ChrisBrown #CCTV #London #CourtNews #NotGuiltyTV

CHRIS BROWN TEQUILA BOTTLE ATTACK CCTV footage shows R&B superstar Chris Brown and his co-defendant Omololu Akinlolu involved in an attack on music producer Abe Diaw at Tape nightclub in Mayfair, London, in February 2023. Brown struck Diaw over the head with a bottle, leaving him with head and knee injuries requiring hospital treatment. Both Brown and Akinlolu pleaded guilty to affray and have now been sentenced at Southwark Crown Court. Brown received an EIGHT-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE, SUSPENDED FOR ONE YEAR, while Akinlolu received a four-month suspended sentence, also for one year. The judge described the repeated use of the bottle as “plainly dangerous”. 🎥 CCTV captures the incident that led to the global superstar’s court appearance and sentencing. #ChrisBrown #CCTV #London #CourtNews #NotGuiltyTV

1.6 TONNES OF AMPHETAMINE SEIZED AS POLICE SMASH DRUG LAB Polish organised crime police have dismantled a drug laboratory in Nowy Dwór County, seizing 1.6 TONNES OF AMPHETAMINE with an estimated black-market value exceeding 82 MILLION ZŁOTY (£16 MILLION APPROX.). Officers from Poland’s Central Bureau of Police Investigation (CBŚP), a specialist unit targeting organised crime, arrested three people suspected of overseeing the drug production process. Police also secured 650,000 ZŁOTY IN CASH during the operation. The discovery represents a significant seizure of synthetic drugs, with investigators targeting those allegedly responsible for running the production operation. The investigation is being supervised by the relevant prosecutor’s office. 🚔 1,600 KILOS OF AMPHETAMINE. £16 MILLION APPROXIMATELY. THREE ARRESTS. ONE DRUG LABORATORY SHUT DOWN. #Poland #Amphetamine #DrugLab #OrganisedCrime #NotGuiltyTV

CHRIS BROWN LEAVES COURT AFTER SENTENCING US superstar Chris Brown was met by screaming fans, dozens of photographers and news reporters as he left court following his sentencing over a 2023 London nightclub attack. The 37-year-old R&B singer was handed an EIGHT-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE, SUSPENDED FOR ONE YEAR, at Southwark Crown Court. Brown pleaded guilty to affray in July over an incident at Tape nightclub in Mayfair on 19 February 2023. The court heard that Brown struck music producer Abe Diaw over the head with a glass bottle. Diaw suffered head and knee injuries and required hospital treatment. Delivering his sentencing remarks, Judge Tony Baumgartner described the repeated use of the bottle as “plainly dangerous”, noting that although the incident was short, it was intense. Brown’s co-defendant and vocal coach, 40-year-old Omololu Akinlolu, was also sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for one year. Despite the serious nature of the case, Brown walked out of court to a crowd of fans and a media frenzy. 🎥 CHRIS BROWN LEAVES COURT — FANS SCREAMING, CAMERAS FLASHING AND REPORTERS WAITING. #ChrisBrown #BreakingNews #LondonCourt #CelebrityNews #NotGuiltyTV

53 KG COKE HIDDEN INSIDE CAR DASHBOARD Argentinian police have seized 53 KILOS OF COCAINE concealed inside a vehicle’s dashboard during an operation spanning several provinces. The drugs were discovered hidden inside the car’s torpedo — the dashboard compartment and structure in front of the driver and passenger — during an operation linked to investigations in Salta and Tucumán. Two men were arrested in connection with the seizure. Police also carried out FOUR RAIDS IN JUJUY, where officers confiscated more than 10 million in cash, US dollars, Bolivian pesos, mobile phones and other items of interest to the investigation. The operation highlights how suspected drug traffickers use modified vehicles to conceal large quantities of cocaine while moving between regions. 🚔 53 KILOS HIDDEN IN A CAR DASHBOARD. TWO ARRESTS. FOUR RAIDS. #Argentina #Cocaine #DrugBust #Narcos #NotGuiltyTV

CARER CAUGHT STEALING JEWELLERY FROM VULNERABLE ELDERLY CLIENT A carer who stole thousands of pounds worth of jewellery from an elderly and vulnerable man she was employed to look after has been jailed for three years. Lara Jones, 50, from Mark Beech, Kent, was caught on hidden CCTV rummaging through her client’s bedroom drawers and wardrobes before pocketing jewellery worth £8,000. The thefts took place at the victim’s home in Oxted, Surrey, on 26 November 2025. After noticing jewellery was missing following Jones’s first shift, the family became suspicious and installed hidden cameras in the bedroom. When Jones returned for her next shift, the cameras allegedly caught her stealing from the property. The victim’s daughter contacted Surrey Police on 3 December after viewing the footage. Officers attended the address, arrested Jones and recovered the stolen jewellery during a search. Jones denied the allegations and stood trial in August. A jury found her guilty of THREE COUNTS OF BURGLARY at Guildford Crown Court. On Friday 9 October, she was sentenced to THREE YEARS IN PRISON and ordered to pay a £228 victim surcharge. The victim’s family said the betrayal of trust had a profound emotional impact, particularly given their father’s vulnerability. 🚔 A family’s quick thinking and hidden CCTV helped bring a trusted carer to justice. #JAILED #SurreyPolice #Burglary #CrimeNews #NotGuiltyTV

CANNABIS GROW HIDDEN BEHIND SECRET CUPBOARD DOOR A drug dealer who hid a cannabis-growing operation behind a secret cupboard door has been jailed for 16 months. Marius Dardha, 33, was caught after Kent Police raided a property in Riverbank Way, Ashford, on 4 August 2026 as part of an investigation into serious organised crime. As officers entered the property, Dardha attempted to flee through the back door into the garden but was stopped and arrested. Inside, police discovered FIVE SEPARATE ROOMS adapted for cannabis cultivation, including a concealed grow room behind false walls, accessible by crawling through a small cupboard in a living-room sideboard. Around 250 MATURE CANNABIS PLANTS were seized. Investigators also examined Dardha’s phone, finding photos and videos of the plants suggesting he had been involved in supplying cannabis since September 2025. The Albanian national admitted producing cannabis and was sentenced to 16 MONTHS IN PRISON at Canterbury Crown Court on 20 October. Police said the property had been heavily modified, with cultivation waste stored throughout the house and electrical systems bypassed in ways that could have created serious safety risks for neighbours. 🚔 A secret cannabis factory behind a cupboard — discovered and shut down by police. #Ashford #KentPolice #CannabisFactory #JAILED #NotGuiltyTV

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1 TONNE OF HASH HIDDEN UNDER BREAD! 🍫🥖 Spanish police have uncovered more than 4,000 KILOS OF HASHISH at a farm in Ayamonte, Huelva, with more than a tonne hidden in an underground compartment concealed beneath around 100 loaves of bread. The unusual hiding place caught investigators’ attention because there were no animals on the property to explain why so much bread was covering the floor. Police discovered the hidden compartment and found over 1,000 kilos of hashish inside, secured with firearms, including a weapon reportedly ready to fire. The operation also saw the arrest of the alleged caretaker of the drug stash, who was caught attempting to transport 600 KILOS OF HASHISH in a trailer attached to his 4x4. Investigators say the criminal organisation allegedly used fishing boats and high-speed narco-boats to bring large quantities of hashish and cocaine into Spain via the Huelva coastline and the River Guadiana. The drugs were then stored at locations across the region before being prepared for distribution throughout Spain and other European countries. The investigation began in 2024. The arrested suspect has been remanded in custody and faces alleged offences including drug trafficking, membership of a criminal organisation and illegal possession of firearms. 🥖 A TONNE OF “CHOCOLATE” UNDER THE BREAD — AND FOUR TONNES IN TOTAL! #Spain #Hashish #DrugBust #Narcos #NotGuiltyTV

CHRIS BROWN ARRIVES AT COURT — FACES JAIL OVER LONDON BOTTLE ATTACK US superstar Chris Brown has arrived at Southwark Crown Court this morning to be sentenced over a nightclub attack in London. The 37-year-old singer pleaded guilty to affray in July following an incident at Tape nightclub in Mayfair on 19 February 2023. Prosecutors said Brown struck music producer Abraham Diaw twice over the head with a glass tequila bottle. His vocal coach, Omololu Akinlolu, was also involved in the incident and pleaded guilty to affray. Diaw suffered head and knee injuries and was taken to hospital. Brown had initially faced more serious charges, including attempting to cause grievous bodily harm, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and possessing an offensive weapon. Those charges were dropped following his guilty plea to affray. Brown was arrested in Manchester in May 2025, more than two years after the incident, and was later released on bail after agreeing to a £5 MILLION security payment. He now faces sentencing, with affray carrying a maximum prison sentence of three years. Will the global music star walk free or be sent to prison? #ChrisBrown #BreakingNews #London #Court #NotGuiltyTV

ALISHA SAMUELS MURDER-CHARGED MAN ATTACKED & ROBBED IN PRISON Footage reportedly shows Lawrence Johnson being attacked and robbed inside HMP Walton, just days after being remanded in custody. Johnson has been charged with the murder of Alisha Samuels, 26, following an incident in Newton Heath, Manchester, on 15 October. He also faces a charge of attempted murder. According to information accompanying the footage, Johnson was attacked on the prison’s induction wing shortly after arriving on Thursday, before entering the normal residential wings. Two other men, Carl Hardy and Tony Evans, have also been charged with murder and attempted murder in connection with the incident. The footage raises questions about prisoner safety and what can happen to high-profile defendants immediately upon entering custody. ⚖️ Johnson has been charged but has not been convicted. The allegations remain before the courts. Big shoutout to my bro @hmp_life2026 on insta for the video. Give him a follow for crazy prison content people #AlishaSamuels #Manchester #WaltonPrison #NotGuiltyTV

FIRST RUSSIAN MAFIA VORY CORONATION MEETING IN 13 YEARS For the first time in 13 years, a meeting to crown new vory v zakone — known as thieves-in-law — has reportedly taken place, marking a potentially significant development in the Russian-speaking criminal underworld. The meeting was reportedly held in Rome, Italy, on 22 October, with senior figures from the Oniani–Dzhangveladze faction in attendance, including Tariel Oniani, known as Taro, and Merab Dzhangveladze, also known as Merab Sukhumsky. Initial reports stated that seven Georgian men were initiated into the ranks of the vory v zakone, while subsequent reports claimed the number was eight. The development is particularly significant because a reported moratorium on new initiations had been in place since 2013, associated with influential underworld figure Zakhary Kalashov, better known as Shakro Molodoy. The latest meeting has reportedly reignited tensions between rival factions, with conflicting reports over whether Shakro approved the ceremony or rejected its outcome. The Oniani–Dzhangveladze faction, sometimes referred to as the “Italians”, has a long history of rivalry with competing groups in the post-Soviet criminal underworld. The vory v zakone tradition represents a recognised criminal hierarchy with its own codes, status and internal rules. Being crowned is a significant distinction within this world, rather than simply being labelled a gangster. Whether the Rome meeting leads to further coronations or a wider power struggle remains to be seen. ⚠️ The reported meeting, number of initiations and internal disagreements are based on specialist crime reporting and have not been independently confirmed by official authorities. #RussianMafia #VoryVZakone #OrganisedCrime #Italy #NotGuiltyTV

FEMALE RAPPER IN COURT FOR POLICE OFFICER SHOOTING A woman who performs under the rap name REALBANDIT has appeared in court after a police officer was shot in Nottingham city centre. Aisha Zaman, 27, of Hyson Green, has been charged with possession of a prohibited firearm, which the court heard was an adapted shotgun, and possession of that firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence. The incident happened at around 4:50am on Sunday 18 October, when PC Lee Lane approached two people at a bus stop on Angel Row. The officer was shot in the foot and has undergone several surgeries. He remains in hospital in a stable condition. Zaman has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on 20 November. Six other people have also been arrested as police continue their investigation. ⚖️ Zaman has been charged and has not been convicted. The investigation remains ongoing. #REALBANDIT #Nottingham #NotGuiltyTV

BRIXTON TUBE STATION STABBING A man has been arrested following a stabbing at Brixton Underground station in south London. British Transport Police were called at 3:49pm on Saturday 24 October, alongside the Metropolitan Police, after reports of a stabbing. A man was found suffering injuries to his face and back and taken to hospital. Thankfully, his injuries were assessed as neither life-threatening nor life-changing. 🚔 A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent. Detectives say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. The investigation remains ongoing.

1 TONNE COKE LAB BUST! Colombian National Police, working alongside the National Army, have dealt a major blow to illicit drug production in the department of Nariño. Authorities seized: 🔹 1,047kg of cocaine hydrochloride in solid form. 🔹 670 gallons of cocaine and cocaine base in suspension. 🔹 1,625 gallons of liquid chemical precursors. 🔹 375kg of solid chemical precursors. Investigators say the criminal organisation operating the facility had the capacity to produce more than two tonnes of cocaine hydrochloride every month. The operation was carried out by the National Police’s Anti-Narcotics Directorate (DIRAN), targeting the infrastructure and chemicals used to manufacture cocaine. 🇨🇴 More than a tonne of finished cocaine seized, alongside hundreds of gallons of drug mixtures and chemicals — targeting the production chain before more drugs reach the market.