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NVPD arrests gas station robbery suspect

Courtesy of NVPD NORTH VERNON, Ind. – Detectives with the North Vernon Police Department (NVPD) and Jennings County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a man for a North Vernon robbery. The arrest stemmed from an incident that occurred on April 19 at the Sunoco gas station. At the time it was reported that a white male had entered the store, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash. After receiving an unspecified amount of money the suspect left. Early Monday morning, law enforcement received confidential information naming a possible suspect in the robbery. Officers went to an address in Country Squire Lakes and interviewed Nicholas Payne, 19, of North Vernon. During the interview, Payne allegedly admitted to being the suspect and recounted details of the event in the original report.

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Trinity Researchers Tag Basking Sharks in West Cork to Learn More About Ocean s Second Largest Fish

Trinity Researchers Tag Basking Sharks in West Cork to Learn More About Ocean’s Second Largest Fish 13th May 2021 Trinity researchers prepare to tag a basking shark off the West Cork coast Credit: TCD Researchers from Trinity’s School of Natural Sciences were in West Cork earlier this month to tag some of the many basking sharks that have been frequenting our shores and learn more about the second largest fish in the world’s oceans. Funded by the Irish Research Council and Science Foundation Ireland, Assistant Professor Nicholas Payne and PhD candidate Haley Dolton spent a week on the water with West Cork Charters in which they managed to apply tags to four basking sharks.

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Two basking sharks wash up within days on coast of West Cork, Ireland -- Earth Changes -- Sott net

© Ciara McCarthy The shark at Harbour ViewThe carcass of a second basking shark has washed up on the coast of West Cork just days after the discovery of an unusually fresh specimen 20km away. According to Cork Beo, the second large fish was found at the weekend near Courtmacsherry and is believed to have been dead for some time. Another basking shark carcass measuring a whopping seven metres that beached at Inchydoney last week presented a rare opportunity for marine biologists to examine relatively fresh remains. It s unknown how the female shark died, but dissection revealed that the marine wildlife giant still had food in its stomach.

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Second giant basking shark washes up on Cork coast

Second giant basking shark washes up on Cork coast This latest discovery of a carcass follows on from the shark found at Inchydoney a few days ago Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The carcass of a second, huge basking shark has been found on a West Cork beach, just days after the discovery of one 20kms away.

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