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PHOTOS: Mum held as s£x slave in police cell by officers who allegedly took turns r@ping her for 9 months

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A Brazilian mother has claimed she was allegedly repeatedly r@ped by police officers in front of her newborn baby for nine months after being held as a s£x slave in a prison cell.

The 29-year-old woman said officers took it in turns to abuse her at a police station in Santo Antonio do Ica in the rural state of Amazonas, Brazil.

A lawyer acting for the woman, who is part of Amazonian Kokama indigenous community, said the allegedly attacks began after she was arrested and accused of domestic violence against her husband.

The lawyer said when she was taken to the remote police station, officers threw her in a cell with male inmates and told her there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest.

She then allegedly became a s£x slave to the officers who systematically r@ped her until she was released in August 2023.

The woman is now demanding nearly £67,000 in compensation from the state for the horrific abuse she suffered.

According to an affidavit, the woman’s ordeal was so traumatic that she tried to k!ll herself several times.

“The psychological damages of the gang r@pe committed in the presence of the newborn and during the period of imprisonment caused her permanent damage,” the document said.

Additionally, the level of abuse she suffered was so physically brutal that two years later she continues to suffer from uncontrollable bleeding in the uterus, her legal team said.

“The physical pain acquired as a result of s£xual violence is added to the deep psychological wound that marked the Plaintiff’s soul.

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“The depression, the su!cide attempts inside the prison and the constant fear are silent witnesses to the barbarity suffered.”

Lead attorney Dacimar de Souza Carneiro noted that the abuse happened everywhere in the station – from the cell to the kitchen and even in the weapons arsenal.

“The r@pes happened at night, during shifts. In all areas of the police station. The other prisoners didn’t say anything because they were also tortured.”

And when she begged them not to r@pe her in front of her baby son, cops reportedly told her: “We’re the ones in charge here.”

When she was not being r@ped, the document alleges that she was locked in the police station’s only cell with other men and lived in constant fear of further attacks.

The victim identified four military police officers and a municipal guard as the perpetrators.

She was only spared when she was transferred to a women’s jail in August 2023, and she told wardens about what had happened to her.

The Amazonas Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Police say they are investigating her allegations.

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Gunshots Fired Near Trump, US President Rushed To Safety

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Panic erupted on Saturday night after gunshots were fired near Donald Trump during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C., forcing security operatives to evacuate the president and guests.

It was reports that the incident occurred at the Washington Hilton Hotel, where hundreds of guests had gathered for the annual black-tie event.

The suspect was apprehended at a screening area just outside the ballroom.

Confirming the development, Trump said, “Secret Service and Law Enforcement did a fantastic job. They acted quickly and bravely. The shooter has been apprehended.”

Tactical teams reportedly stormed the venue with weapons drawn, taking control of the stage area shortly after the evacuation. Police units surrounded the hotel, while helicopters hovered overhead.

In a post on social media, Trump assured that top government officials were unharmed.

“Law Enforcement has requested that we leave the premises… The First Lady, plus the Vice President, and all Cabinet members, are in perfect condition,” he said.

He added that he would address the public shortly at the White House and pledged to reschedule the event within a month.

The shooting occurred after the welcome address and during dinner, just before Trump was due to speak.

Although organisers initially indicated the event would continue, it was later postponed following the security scare.

A cabinet official, Mehmet Oz, said he heard gunfire during the incident.

“Shots fired upstairs,” he said while being escorted out by security personnel.

The Washington Hilton Hotel has previously been the site of an assassination attempt on former President Ronald Reagan in 1981.

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Trump himself survived a shooting incident during a rally in Pennsylvania in 2024 and another security threat months later in Florida.

The White House Correspondents’ Dinner, often referred to as the “Nerd Prom,” brings together journalists, media executives, and political figures for an annual fundraising event.

This marked Trump’s first attendance at the event while in office, despite years of strained relations with the media.

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Military inaugurates court martial for soldiers involved in alleged coup plot

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The Nigerian military has inaugurated a general court-martial to try 36 personnel who were alleged to have been involved in a plot to overthrow the administration of President Bola Tinubu.

The Defense Headquarters inaugurated the court martial on Friday at the Scorpion Mess, Asokoro, Abuja, under heavy security.

The session was held behind closed doors due to the sensitive nature of the proceedings.

It was  reports that journalists, including accredited defence correspondents who had received prior invitations, were denied access to the venue.

Security personnel also barred the use of mobile phones to document the arrival of the 36 defendants, who were transported to the mess in an Army Headquarters Garrison bus at approximately 8:53 am.

The military proceedings are unfolding alongside parallel criminal charges filed by the Federal Government against civilians involved in the alleged coup plot at the Federal High Court in Abuja.

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Court adjourns financial misappropriation case against Yahaya Bello to May 6

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Proceedings in the case involving former Kogi State governor, Yahaya Bello, were on Thursday adjourned till May 6, 2026, by Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court, Abuja.

At the resumed hearing, counsel to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Kemi Pinheiro, SAN, represented the prosecution, while Bello was represented by his lead counsel, Mr Joseph Daudu.

During proceedings, the prosecution informed the court of the need for more time to respond to applications filed by the defence, while Bello’s legal team urged the court to consider their submissions and move the matter forward.

Justice Nwite, in his ruling, adjourned the case to May 6 to allow all parties to adequately prepare and ensure a fair hearing.

Mr Bello is currently facing charges bordering on alleged financial misappropriation during his tenure as governor, allegations he has repeatedly denied.

The case is expected to continue on the adjourned date.

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