An armed man who allegedly robbed a Porirua bowling alley of a large amount of cash had less than 20 minutes to enjoy his riches before police nabbed him.North City Tenpin on Kenepuru Drive reported it had been robbed by an armed man on Monday morning.The offender forced a staff member to open a safe and took a large amount of cash before he took their cellphone and fled in their car.Eighteen minutes later police found the vehicle on State Highway 58, about 15km away.The driver was taken into custody and the firearm and stolen items recovered, police say.
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Ten days into what is expected to be the biggest ground offensive in Iraq since the led US to an invasion of 2003 army and federal police units aim to dislodge the militants from villages in the region of Shora, 30km south of Mosul."This battle is a big one,"he said his soldiers had destroyed at least 95 car bombs since the battle started on October 17.The combat ahead is likely to get more deadly as 1.5 million.
The New Zealand Police are starting to use larger handcuffs.The Police are going to use larger handcuffs for bigger people.The new cuffs will replace the smaller cuffs and will not be used for a long time. The handcuffs will be made by the firearms company named Smith & Wesson and police wouldn't need any new training, keys or other equipment to use.
