Former Syrian military official Samir Ousman Sheikh was charged by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles with multiple counts of torture allegedly committed at a prison he oversaw. Sheikh, arrested in July and initially indicted on immigration fraud charges, now faces three counts of torture and one count of conspiracy to commit torture for his involvement in brutalizing political dissidents at the Damascus Central Prison. The indictment accuses Sheikh of personally carrying out violent acts, including the use of a “flying carpet” device that resulted in one victim suffering a fractured spine, with prosecutors aiming to hold him accountable for his alleged human rights abuses.
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Daniel Bellinger getting late-season Giants opportunity
Daniel Bellinger, a third-year tight end for the New York Giants, is seizing the opportunity to showcase his skills after a standout performance against the Saints, stepping in for injured rookie Theo Johnson. Despite facing setbacks in his career, Bellinger remains confident in his abilities and is expected to play a more prominent role with Johnson out. His experience with former Pro Bowler Darren Waller has prepared him to handle adversity and contribute effectively to...
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