28 Year Old Picking Cocaine Packets From Bushes Arrested

Sep 9 2024

A 28 year old man has been arrested by the police in connection with drug trafficking in St Julian’s.

While on patrol, police officers noticed a man acting suspiciously, searching in the grass near a parking area.

Soon afterwards, he was seen collecting an item and hiding it under his shirt.

The police carried out a search on the man, finding 38 packets of drugs suspected to be cocaine. Other drugs suspected to be cannabis were also found in the grass.

Further searches in the man’s residence yielded an amount of money in cash and other objects related to drug trafficking.

Charges agains the man will be brought in the coming days. Investigations are still ongoing.

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Guy Breaks Record With 9,250 Pull Ups In 24 Hours

Sep 9 2024

Doug ‘Censor’ Martin, a prominent professional Call of Duty player, has broken the Guinness World Record for the most pull-ups in 24 hours.

After over a year of intense training and guidance from former record holder Jaxon Italiano, Martin achieved an extraordinary feat by completing more than 9,000 pull-ups in just 19 hours, surpassing the previous record of 8,940 held by Japan’s Kenta Adachi.

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His effort was monitored by Guinness officials, and with five hours still remaining, Martin continued to push himself further.

Censor, a veteran in the Call of Duty esports scene, has been dedicated to this challenge for a long time.

Despite retiring from active competition, he remains involved with the Call of Duty League’s Boston Breach team.

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Here’s What You Can Do On A Rainy Day

Sep 9 2024

Is it pouring outside on the day you were planning to go to the beach? Well, here’s a couple of ideas for you to make the best out of a rainy day.

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Unless you have to go to work of course…

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US Paralympic Sprinter Wins Gold after Wife’s Gold Olympic Win

Sep 8 2024

US sprinter Hunter Woodhall clinched his first Paralympic gold medal in the 400m T62 at the Paris Games, finishing in 46.36 seconds. His victory follows the Olympic success of his wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall, who won gold in the long jump in August. The couple shared an emotional moment when Woodhall crossed the finish line and immediately ran to find his wife in the crowd.

“I have the best team in the world,” Woodhall said, reflecting on his achievement. Despite recovering from COVID-19 before the Games, he demonstrated exceptional form and determination. Woodhall also competed in the 100m T64, where he placed sixth.

Born with a fused right ankle and fibular hemimelia, Woodhall underwent leg amputations at a young age. Initially facing challenges and bullying, he found solace and purpose in track and field. Over time, his dedication paid off, leading to his Paralympic success. Now, Woodhall hopes to use his platform to advocate for the Paralympics and inspire others with his journey.

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