Euclid Police seize meth, suspected PCP and heroin after responding to drug overdose Euclid Police seize meth, suspected PCP and heroin after responding to drug overdose (Source: Euclid Police) By Rachel Vadaj | April 1, 2021 at 12:30 AM EDT - Updated April 1 at 12:30 AM
EUCLID, Ohio (WOIO) - A call to a drug overdose lead to Euclid Police seizing numerous drugs and identifying four suspects.
Police said officers were sent to the 24990 block of Euclid Avenue at 10:52 a.m. on Tuesday.
As a woman was being taken to the hospital, another woman on scene gave false information to officers and tried to run away, according to police.
Updated Mar 12, 2021 | 17:20 IST
Ehsan Mani spoke about the Asia Cup after the franchise owners sought to know if the dates of PSL were clashing with the continental tournament. PCB not in favour of Asia Cup this year | Photo Credit: AP
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ehsan Mani has conveyed to the PSL franchise owners that the game s governing body in the country is not in favour of having the Asia Cup T20 event this year.
A PCB source said this was was conveyed by Mani to the Pakistan Super League franchise owners during a virtual meeting on Thursday, after it was announced that the remaining matches of PSL 6 would be completed in June.
Pakistan Cricket Board not keen on Asia Cup T20 in 2021
The Asia Cup 2021 is scheduled to be played in Sri Lanka in June but with the tight cricketing schedule this year, the tournament might get postponed to 2023.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board is not in favour of having the Asia Cup T20 tournament this year with the board chairman Ehsan Mani already conveying this to the franchise owners of the Pakistan Super League.
The Asia Cup 2021 is scheduled to be played in Sri Lanka in June but with the tight cricketing schedule this year, the tournament might get postponed to 2023.
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FILE PHOTO: The Barclays logo is seen in front of displayed stock graph in this illustration taken June 21, 2017. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
LONDON (Reuters) - A judge ruled Barclays will have to pay its own 33 million pound ($46.09 million) legal bill despite winning a case against British businesswoman Amanda Staveley’s PCP Capital Group over how the bank negotiated a financial lifeline during the credit crisis in 2008.
Judge David Waksman said on Thursday he made “no order as to costs”, meaning both sides will pay their own legal costs. PCP had been potentially liable for both sides’ expenses under England’s “loser pays” laws.