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Peabody Hotel valet attendant accused of stealing guns out of vehicles - Marcus Ray is charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of theft of property

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A Peabody Hotel valet attendant is accused of stealing guns out of guests’ vehicles. Marcus Ray is charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of theft of property. On July 4, officers responded to a theft of property call at the Peabody Hotel on 149 Union Avenue. The victim told police that someone had broken into his 2015 BMW and stole his gun which was valued at $650.00.

Massive power theft detected at nine-storey hotel in Lahore - The accused was using stolen electricity to run 27 air-conditioners installed in the hotel

LAHORE: A team of the Lahore Electric Supply Company (Lesco) has detected massive electricity pilferage at a nine-storey hotel in the Davies Road Sub-Division. According to spokesman, Basharat Muhammad, the hotel owner, was caught stealing electricity by a Lesco inspection team by hooking wires and caused a loss of millions of rupees to the power distribution company.

Hotels canceled Army-Navy game room reservations due to migrant crisis. Now, some are calling for changes to Massachusetts’ right-to-shelter law

Nearly two months before the march of Cadets and Midshipmen into Gillette Stadium for the annual Army-Navy game, another battle is brewing in Massachusetts. The fight is far more consequential than a football game and revolves around the state’s 40-year-old right-to-shelter law, which guarantees families with children a place to stay if they meet certain criteria.

NDTV Ground Report: Rocket Attack Near Israel Hotel, Crew Takes Shelter - NDTV brings this exclusive ground report from Israel which is fighting an all-out war against Hamas

NDTV brings this exclusive ground report from Israel which is fighting an all-out war against Hamas and other Palestinian groups. A rocket exploded near a hotel in Israel's Ashkelon, barely a few kilometres from the Gaza strip, this morning as NDTV journalists were about to check in. Air raid sirens blared and the crew ran for the basement shelter leaving their luggage behind, showed visuals underlining the horror that Israelis are facing.

House Democratic lawmaker sheltered from rocket fire in Israel hotel - Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) and his family were forced to shelter in a hotel in Israel over the weekend

Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) and his family were forced to shelter in a hotel in Israel over the weekend while visiting family amid a barrage of rocket attacks launched by Hamas. Goldman along with his wife and three kids were in Israel for a family Bar Mitzvah when Hamas launched an unexpected barrage of attacks from land, sea and air, Goldman’s spokesperson said in a statement Sunday.

POLICE ADVISORY ON RESURGENCE OF HOTEL RELATED PHISHING SCAMS - Victims had made reservations for rooms via Booking.com. Scammers would pose as representatives from the hotels

The Police have observed a resurgence of a hotel-related phishing scams where victims had made reservations for rooms via Booking.com. Scammers would pose as representatives from the hotels and contact the victims to obtain their personal and banking details. Since September 2023, at least 30 victims fell prey with losses amounting to at least $41,000.

NSW raiding ex-detainee’s bank accounts to recover COVID hotel-quarantine costs - dips into the bank accounts of hotel quarantine visitors to square bills totalling nearly $40 million

NSW Premier Chris Minns has struck an unsympathetic tone as his state dips into the bank accounts of hotel quarantine visitors to square bills totalling nearly $40 million. About one in 15 of those who quarantined in NSW hotels during the COVID-19 pandemic are yet to pay up, causing the state to resort to garnishee orders to recoup the funds. Single travellers were charged $1500 per week, with each additional adult costing another $500 and children over three years $250 per week.

Resort Security guard fined for driving recklessly and without a permit - An employee at the Sandals Resort construction site, who is not the holder of a driver’s permit, was fined after he took a truck from the Buccament Bay compound

An employee at the Sandals Resort construction site, who is not the holder of a driver’s permit, was fined after he took a truck from the Buccament Bay compound and drove it recklessly on the public road, while on his way to “find something to eat.” Nicolas Paris, 51 of Buccament appeared at the Kingstown Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate John Ballah yesterday, where he pleaded guilty to all three of his charges.

US Supreme Court mulls limiting disability bias lawsuits - U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday raised concerns about lawsuits targeting hotels and other places of lodging for omitting details in their reservation systems about accessibility features

WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday raised concerns about lawsuits targeting hotels and other places of lodging for omitting details in their reservation systems about accessibility features for people with disabilities, but indicated they might opt not to decide the case. The justices heard arguments in an appeal by Acheson Hotels of a lower court's ruling that let a Florida woman pursue a lawsuit against the company in Maine even though she had no plans to stay at a hotel the company owned there.

Ms Jacky Oh Surgeon Reportedly Won’t Face Criminal Charges After Plastic Surgery-Related Death - began to feel her head “burning” and she had difficulty speaking after returning to her hotel following the procedure

The tragic death of Jacky Oh! following complications from cosmetic surgery have left many people questioning the responsibility of the doctor who performed the procedure. However, according to TMZ, the Miami Police Department has revealed that the medical examiner ruled Jacky’s death as accidental, and as a result, homicide detectives will not be launching a criminal investigation.

‘His GM is steaming mad after I described all the stuff this guy has done.’ Hotel Employee Exacts Revenge On A Guest Who’s Also An Employee Of The Company Who Is Wreaking Havoc On The Staff - Trisha Leigh

People who work in the service industry tend to be more able than most to put themselves in the shoes of others in the same work – but not always. OP works at a hotel chain and came in one day to find his manager trying to comfort two young front-desk girls who were clearly upset. He learned that they had a difficult guest in residence who was making everyone’s lives totally miserable.

Suspect arrested after barricaded standoff at Tuscaloosa hotel

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBMA) — Authorities responded to a barricaded suspect incident in Tuscaloosa Thursday morning. The Tuscaloosa Police Department said its Special Response Team was assisting the US Marshals with an arrest of a "high-risk" suspect at the Ramada Inn on Skyland Boulevard around 9:30 a.m.

30 fall ill after St Regis wedding banquet; SFA and MOH investigating

SINGAPORE - Thirty people came down with food poisoning after consuming food at a wedding banquet at The St Regis Singapore hotel. Responding to queries from The Straits Times, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said none of those affected after attending the banquet, which took place on Sept 3, was hospitalised. The Straits Times understands that the bride was among those affected. SFA said that it is investigating the incident with the Ministry of Health.

French billionaire collector Bernard Arnault under investigation for money laundering in connection to Russian oligarch

The probe concerns a convoluted financial transaction around properties in the French luxury ski resort Courchevel. France's richest man, Bernard Arnault, the owner of the LVMH luxury goods conglomerate and the founder of the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, is reportedly under investigation in France on suspicion of money laundering. The investigation, first reported by Le Monde, is a “preliminary one”, according to the Paris prosecutor's office, meaning that Arnault has not been accused of money laundering.

Group of Cancun Hotel Zone dealers jailed for harassing pedestrians to buy - The arrests of Julio “N”, Erick “N”, Vicente “N” and Yair “N” took place in the Cancun Hotel zone

A group of alleged drug dealers were arrested by Cancun police after being watched on city cameras harassing pedestrians. The arrests of Julio “N”, Erick “N”, Vicente “N” and Yair “N” took place in the Cancun Hotel zone after authorities witnessed them “verbally attacking” people to buy drugs outside Playa Tortugas. In a Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana (SSC) statement, all four were arrested for drug dealing. “With intelligence work of the C5 Security Complex, police elements were alerted that at Playa Tortugas, a group of men were physically and verbally attacking passers-by to get them to buy narcotics,” they reported.

Settlement reached in 2017 Rosemont hotel freezer death case, but amount undisclosed for now - the death of 19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins, whose body was found in an empty Rosemont hotel freezer in 2017

The family of a Chicago teen found dead in a Rosemont hotel freezer in 2017 has settled a lawsuit against the hotel, its security company and a restaurant. But attorneys are trying to keep the dollar amount confidential, citing the family's safety and privacy amid a highly publicized case.

Man accused of throwing furniture off 14th floor of Little America hotel in Salt Lake - A man was charged with several felony offenses after causing over $19,000 in damages

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A man was charged with several felony offenses after causing over $19,000 in damages throwing furniture off of the 14th floor of a Salt Lake City hotel. Charging documents stated that officers with the Salt Lake City Police Department were dispatched to the Little America Hotel located at 500 South Main Street on June 16, 2023, on reports that an individual was throwing furniture from the 14th floor balcony into the pool.