GEORGIA WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER ALLEGEDLY TAKING ABORTION PILLS TO END PREGNANCY. (PHOTO)

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 Georgia woman charged with murder after allegedly taking abortion pills to end pregnancy A 31-year-old Georgia woman has been charged with murder after police say she took pills to induce an abortion in violation of state law that bans most terminations beyond the earliest weeks of pregnancy. Alexia Moore was taken into custody in Camden County after hospital staff said she had ingested misoprostol, a medication used for abortions, along with the opioid oxycodone. Moore arrived at the hospital on Dec. 30, complaining of abdominal pain. According to police, the fetus survived about an hour after delivery, and Moore allegedly told staff she wanted the baby to die. The arrest warrant says medical staff determined Moore’s pregnancy was between 22 and 24 weeks, placing the fetus near the threshold of viability. Georgia law defines a person as a human being at live birth, which is the basis cited for the murder charge. Moore also faces separate charges for illegal possession of oxycodon...

DSS APPREHENDS SUSPECTED MASTERMIND OF DEADLY 2025 AYETORO ECWA CHURCH ATTACK. (PHOTO).


 DSS Apprehends Suspected Mastermind Of Deadly 2025 Ayetoro ECWA Church Attack


Operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) say they have arrested Shafiu Usman, the alleged mastermind behind the deadly attack on ECWA Church in Ayetoro, Kogi State, where over 20 worshippers were kidnapped on December 14, 2025.


Security sources disclosed that Usman was nabbed at a hideout in Gombe State, where he had been lying low. During interrogation, he confessed to orchestrating the Ayetoro church attack, as well as other kidnappings in Niger, Kwara, and Kogi States.


Usman revealed that he collaborated with Ibrahim Dange Battijo, a notorious bandit operating across Niger, Kwara, Kogi, and Zamfara States. 


Shafiu admitted to involvement in kidnapping, banditry, and cattle rustling. He said Ibrahim Battijo supplied him with arms and ammunition.


 After the Kogi attack, Usman fled to Gombe, but DSS operatives trailed and arrested him.


It notes the arrest underscores the DSS's ongoing achievements in tackling banditry and terrorism, including recent operations in Gombe State that neutralized arms trafficking networks, rescued kidnap victims, and dismantled cross-state syndicates.


The suspect is now in DSS custody awaiting arraignment.

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