'Russian Road Roulette' Craze In Bulgaria
30 October 2009 11:10
...Kat Higgins, Sky News Online Police in Bulgaria are investigating claims drivers are risking their lives in a dangerous new gambling game. The new craze is making Sofia a dangerous place to drive The chief prosecutor's office in the country's capital Sofia...
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28 October 2009 05:26
Taiwan baseball player Wang Chun-tai speaks to the media as he arrives at the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
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Taiwan baseball player Wang Chun-tai speaks to the media as he arrives at the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
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Taiwan baseball player Wang Chun-tai (C) speaks to the media as he arrives at the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
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Taiwan baseball player Tsai Chung-yu arrives the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
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Taiwan baseball player Hsieh Chia-Shien is surrounded by the media as he arrives the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
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Taiwan baseball player Hsieh Chia-Shien arrives the Taipei Investigation Bureau on October 28, 2009 the day after six people were brought into custody for allegedly rigging matches in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League in the latest scandal to hit the island's most popular sport. The detained, including a former professional player, were suspected of bribing players on behalf of a gambling ring to manipulate the outcome of matches held between May and September this year, prosecutors said.
