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Two men have been arrested after multiple people were stabbed on a train in eastern England, police in the United Kingdom said Saturday night. "We are currently responding to an incident on a train to Huntingdon where multiple people have been stabbed," British Transport Police said on X. Cambridgeshire police said in a separate post on X that two men have been arrested.

Toronto police have arrested three people after a robbery investigation in Etobicoke resulted in a collision involving police vehicles and a suspect's vehicle. The collision happened around 3:30 p.m. on Sunday near Kipling Avenue and The Queensway, according to a social media post by Toronto Police Service. Police said they were investigating a robbery in the area at the time.

Five new suspects have been arrested in connection with the Louvre robbery in Paris, in which thieves stole crown jewels worth an estimated 88m (76m), the city's public prosecutor has said, but the gems remain missing. Laure Beccuau told RTL radio on Thursday the arrests had been made on Wednesday night in the French capital and the surrounding area, particularly the neighbouring Seine-Saint-Denis department.

Several hundred protesters returned to Lower Manhattan on Wednesday night, resulting in two arrests, a day after the violent ICE raid on Chinatown's Canal Street that has drawn widespread criticism in the city. The Oct. 22 demonstration, the second night of protest, began in Foley Square before winding through Canal Street and ending outside 26 Federal Plaza, the same building where several people detained in Tuesday's raid were held overnight, including four US citizens.

One person is dead after a stabbing in Scarborough Thursday afternoon, police say. Police were called to the area of Eglinton Avenue and Danforth Road at around 4:15 p.m., Toronto police said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and two people were arrested in the area, police say. No further details have been released.

The attack happened around 11:30 a.m. Aug. 29 inside Santa Rosa Plaza. Police said the teenager was waiting in the mall's food court when three people approached and demanded his expensive shoes. When he refused, one of them punched him in the face. He ran and was chased but managed to reach mall security. He was taken by ambulance to hospital and treated for broken facial bones. The attackers ran off before officers arrived.

The Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard police blotter of arrests from police agencies around Central New York was updated today. The arrests added this week mainly occurred between September 5 and 27. There was one from July and one from August. People charged ranged from 18 to 81 years old. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

Another group of protesters then headed up to East 46th Street and 3rd Avenue, a main access point for dignitaries heading to the UN. There, this group unfurled a gigantic banner reading The world deserves better while they chanted How many will you kill if you drill, baby drill? The group called out Trump specifically, charging that his policies are causing irreparable harm to the planet.

Arrests were made quickly in the shooting that occurred last Tuesday night inside a parking garage on Salvio Street in Concord, and three men suffered injuries in the incident that they are expected to survive. All were taken to John Muir Medical Center last Tuesday, and it's unclear if any remain hospitalized. Little information was initially released, but we're now learning, via KTVU, that police were able to quickly gather information about the suspects and their vehicle,

Arrests at Burning Man surged this year, with 44 people booked on various charges, up from just 28 last year, according to new data released Wednesday by the Pershing County Sheriff's Office. The nine-day music and art event takes place every summer in a remote stretch of the Nevada's Black Rock Desert, and while it's famous for shirking traditional values like money, the county sheriff and federal agents still enforce laws and arrest people every year.

Authorities in Utah say two men have been arrested on suspicion of placing an incendiary device under a news media vehicle in Salt Lake City. The bomb didn't go off. Police and fire department bomb squads responded on Friday when a suspicious device was found under the vehicle parked near an occupied building. Investigators determined the bomb had been lit but failed to function as designed, according to court records cited by CBS affiliate KUTV.

On Monday, 8 September at 21:53hrs police were called to Hounslow High Street following reports a man was carrying a knife. Met officers attended the scene, one officer attempted to apprehend a suspect and was stabbed in the neck. Thankfully, their injuries were not life-changing or life-threatening, he was taken to hospital and will continue to be supported following this incident.

The department received reports of at least 19 incidents within the Allston-Brighton neighborhood this year. Detectives said evidence recovered from three key incidents - one on June 30 at 82 Glenville Ave. and two on Aug. 14 at 95 Washington St. and 34 Fidelis Way - led them to identify Doucette-Keating as a suspect. Police allege that Doucette-Keating served as the primary thief, while Shelton organized the operation, supplied tools, and distributed stolen placards.

"At that point, the music stopped, everyone was aware of the situation," Nadeen Farahat, the bride, told KTLA-TV. "It's such a memorable and happy day and you're having so much fun. You don't think about this stuff. It's the last thing that could've been on anyone's mind."

SUNNYVALE An investigation into an attempted homicide earlier this summer at a park in Sunnyvale ended in the arrest of two men Wednesday, according to authorities. Officers were called to the intersection of Manzano and Oak Creek ways around 9:45 p.m. on July 4 for a report of a shooting and stabbing, said Capt. Dzanh Le of the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety.

Torrance police have arrested two people wanted in connection with the death of a 1-month-old girl who was fatally bitten by a dog inside a home last fall, authorities announced on Friday, Aug. 29. Genna Magliocco and Charles Womack were taken into custody on felony child-endangerment warrants, the Torrance Police Department announced. Detectives and community lead officers carried out the operation that led to the arrests, which were made without incident. Both suspects remain jailed while awaiting arraignment.