Police shot 92-year-old man with stun gun, he died later in hospital ↗
Front page leadPolice shot a 92-year-old man, who was suffering from a brain impairment, with a stun gun. He passed away shortly after in the hospital.
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The front page of DV.is features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on crime, social issues, and celebrity news. A top story reports on police shooting a mentally impaired 92-year-old man. Other prominent stories include allegations of severe sexual offenses, a…
Police shot a 92-year-old man, who was suffering from a brain impairment, with a stun gun. He passed away shortly after in the hospital.
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A person is accused of holding their step-sister in a grip of rape and sexual abuse over the past decade.
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Two individuals need to undergo anthropological research to determine if they are biological brothers.
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Snorri criticizes the coverage by RÚV, stating that the situation is unbelievable and cannot be fabricated.
Musician Bubbi Morthens delivers a speech calling something a 'disgrace'.
A whaler details working 84 hours a week for three consecutive months, prompting Katrín Jakobsdóttir to question if this violates rest period laws.
Sara Lind criticizes the owner of an agency, personally describing the situation as cult-like.
Manchester City faces serious charges and could be heavily penalized, having been found guilty on nearly all counts.
Thord was unprepared for the events that followed after Facebook allegedly stole 100,000 ISK from him.
Wayne Rooney's wife packed 18 suitcases for their children. Rooney himself was reportedly drunk all night, with a quote expressing confusion about relationships.
Sveinn became emotional, describing a moment where he was moved to tears and witnessed a beautiful smile.