A | WHEATON, Ill. -- A suburban Chicago man has been charged with two hate crimes for allegedly verbally abusing and threatening to shoot two Muslim men, a prosecutor said Thursday.Larry York, 46, of Lombard, was denied pretrial release during a court hearing Thursday, DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin said.York confronted the victims and cursed at them Tuesday night at an apartment complex, where one of the victims had gone to meet a friend, Berlin said. While one man was seated in his car waiting for his friend, York initially approached him and asked the victim what he was doing there and began swearing at him and telling him he didn't belong in this country and to leave, Berlin said. York punched the man’s car window and walked to the lobby of the building, where the second victim was leaving an elevator. York began swearing at the second man and threatened to beat him, Berlin said. A short time later, while one of the men sat on a bench outside the building, York again approached the men and twice lifted the opposite end of the bench, causing the seated man to fall to the ground, the prosecutor said.York also allegedly told the men that he called four of his friends to come over and shoot the two men. The violence occurred amid heightened fears that the war between Israel and Hamas is sparking violence in the United States.The confrontation came three days after authorities say a 6-year-old Palestinian American boy was stabbed 26 times by his landlord in suburban Chicago.In California last week, flyers spreading anti-Jewish rhetoric were left in neighborhoods and on vehicles in the city of Orange. And in Fresno, police said a man suspected of breaking windows and leaving an anti-Jewish note at a bakery also is a “person of interest” in the vandalism of a local synagogue.York was arrested Wednesday at a Lombard bar.York’s attorney, assistant public defender Michael Orescanin, argued in court his client was a moderate risk and could wear an alcohol monitor. He said York was intoxicated at the time, thought the victims were trying to enter the building illegally, and that, perhaps, the victims instigated the conflict.A telephone message seeking further comment was left for Orescanin late Thursday afternoon at the DuPage County Public Defenders Office.“Hate crimes have no place in a civilized society,” Berlin said in a news release. “The allegations against Mr. York are extremely disturbing and in DuPage County we have no tolerance whatsoever for such vitriolic actions."。 网站创办人阿里菲依斯甘达（左）。（取自8视界新闻网） （新加坡讯）在网上发布竹脚妇幼医院发生流产事件虚假消息，编造故事的女子和发布消息的网站创办人于周一在新加坡国家法院认罪后，双双被判罚款。《8视界新闻网》报道，当中，发布消息的27岁网站创办人阿里菲依斯甘达被判罚款8000元，而编造故事的28岁缅甸籍女子马苏南达则被判罚款1万元。他们因于2022年3月份发布一则有关在竹脚妇幼医院流产的假消息，而面对毁谤医院的控状。
B | 女被告太闷编造“戏剧”性流产故事 根据案情，已是新加坡永久居民的女被告于2022年3月21日，通过社交媒体Instagram发送信息给男被告管理的社媒。她在信息中，虚假陈述自己怀孕20周时确诊冠病，到处求医被拒后最终去了竹脚妇幼医院，但却在那里流产，甚至指医院处理不当，导致她事后需要手术移除。控方指，整个故事除了她怀孕和确诊冠病到医院求医是事实外，其他的都是虚构情节。女被告于2022年2月28日怀孕期间因确诊冠病前去医院看诊，但当天就获准出院，她过后于2022年7月6日生下健康宝宝。网站www.wakeup.sg的创办人也是本案的男被告，他收到女被告的信息后，向女被告索取了她到医院求诊的收费收据，之后也于3月23日向竹脚妇幼医院发出询问，但他没等院方回复就于当天晚上直接发布了有关消息。一些其他媒体看到相关报道后，也纷纷转载。女被告事后承认事发时，她感觉沉闷，想要“戏剧性”的故事所以编造了有关流产故事。
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