INTERPOL

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Police are looking for a New Zealand couple who disappeared after a bank mistakenly put 10 million New Zealand dollars ($6.1 million) into their account.

The couple, who ran a gas station in the northern city of Rotorua, applied to Westpac Bank for a NZ$10,000 ($6,000) overdraft and had 1000 times that amount paid into their account. The two then withdrew some of the money and disappeared, Detective Senior Sgt. David Harvey said.

Harvey said Interpol has been contacted for help, suggesting authorities believe they may have fled abroad with the cash.

‘We are currently conducting an investigation into the individuals that may have been involved in the withdrawal of that money,’ Harvey said.

ABU DHABI - A man lost Dh6 million after he gave it to two men he believed were ‘sorcerers’, expecting they would multiply it to Dh1 billion,
Abu Dhabi Police said that the two African men, posing as "sorcerers", had left the country with the Emirati’s money.
“The victim heard from his friend in a northern emirate that two African sorcerers were available in a café which they used as their base, and had supernatural powers to multiply money,”
The national sold his house for Dh6 million & contacted his friend asking to meet the sorcerers in Abu Dhabi.
The two sorcerers met the Emirati and took the money. He gave them Dh5 million to multiply it to Dh1 billion.

Top Chechen leader masterminded Yamadayev assassination, says police chief
By Siham Al Najami, Staff Reporter
Published: April 05, 2009, 18:05

Dubai: Pro-Moscow Chechen deputy prime minister Adam Delimkhanov has been accused by the chief of Dubai Police of masterminding the assassination of a former commander of a Chechen battalion in Dubai last month.

Delimkhanov, who also represents Chechnya in the lower house of Russia's parliament, is a close aide and cousin of Moscow backed Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov.

Two of six suspects, an Iranian and a Tajik, are in custody for carrying out the assassination, said Lieutenant General Dahi Khalfan Tamim, Chief of Dubai Police. The rest, three Russians and a Kazakh, are at large.

Just to let anyone who was planning to go know...

Sara Nassery cancelled the event "Lil' Wayne LIVE in Doha - Thursday 16 April". Sara says, "We have been informed that the Ministry of the Interior will NOT be permitting Dewayne Michael Carter AKA lil' Wayne To enter or perform in Qatar and that's due to him being recently flagged by Interpol.

We follow the laws of the State of Qatar and we would not like to tarnish the state's image in any way or form. We have informed the artist's management that we will not be proceeding with the event scheduled to take place on the 16th of April at the Intercontinental Qatar and they communicated that they are disappointed that they could not fulfil their commitment to all the fans in Qatar.

New Terror Scare in Saudi Arabia
Alert for 85 al Qaeda Suspects

By MEGAN CHUCHMACH
February 10, 2009—

In what is being described as an "unprecedented global alert," the International Criminal Police Organization today issued its largest-ever most wanted list for 85 terrorist suspects, who are sought by Saudi Arabia for allegedly plotting attacks against the country and for suspected links to al Qaeda.