A man accused of talking his way past the front desks of posh Beverly Hills hotels and walking off with millions of dollars in jewelry admitted Tuesday that he stole a guest's diamond necklace valued at $395,000.
A Los Angeles man has admitted to stealing jewelry from a luxury hotel in Beverly Hills and then selling the stolen items on the other side of the country. Jobson Marangoni De Castro, 38, pleaded guilty Tuesday to one felony count of interstate transportation of stolen property, according to the United States Department of Justice. […]
A man accused of talking his way past the front desks of posh Beverly Hills hotels and walking off with millions of dollars in jewelry admitted Tuesday that he stole a guest's diamond necklace valued at $395,000.
Contrary to false claims shared in manipulated news clips online, medical experts told AFP that metformin is a safe and efficient drug to treat type 2 diabetes. The edited clips, which bear a Philippine broadcaster's logo, also promote the sale of an unregistered drug that falsely claims to treat the condition. The media organisation said their news report was "distorted" to falsely promote the product.