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Horror vid shows ghoul ROBBING heart attack victim as he lay dying – rifling through his pockets instead of getting help

THIS is the shocking moment a heartless thief was caught on camera robbing a heart attack victim as he lay dying on the floor.

CCTV from an apartment block shows the callous crook bending over the stricken 54-year-old, appearing to check if he was still breathing before rifling through his pockets.

Security camera footage of a person lying on the floor, another person attending to them.
The thief was seen glancing behind him to make sure coast is clear
Security camera footage of a person lying on the floor while another person bends over them.
He then goes on to rifle through the man’s pockets
Security camera footage of a man stealing from a person suffering a heart attack.
The criminal was seen shirtless and wearing only shorts and a red rucksack

Instead of calling for help, the thief swipes his valuables, shoves them into his own clothes and vanishes.

The stomach-churning footage shows the criminal glancing behind him toward the entrance of the building to ensure the coast is clear before making his move.

Moments later, locals discovered the collapsed victim and called emergency services, but paramedics were unable to revive him.

He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The sickening crime unfolded in the Argentinian coastal resort of Mar del Plata, a popular holiday spot for Buenos Aires residents.

The victim, who has not been publicly named, was identified as a man from the Vélez Sarsfield neighborhood of the capital.

He was staying at the apartment block where he collapsed and reportedly had a history of heart problems.

Police are now hunting the suspect, who was shirtless at the time of the theft, wearing only shorts and a large rucksack.

He struck just before 4pm local time on Sunday, but the horrifying footage only emerged overnight.

Investigators are reviewing additional CCTV footage from the area in a bid to track him down.

While authorities believe the thief was an opportunist who saw the victim in distress and seized the moment, they have not ruled out the possibility that the two men knew each other.

It comes after sick teens took a selfie next to a weeping 92-year-old woman after robbing her.

The masked trio took the twisted snap in front of a mirror while their distressed victim was seen hunched on her bed with her hands tied.

The horrifying moment, captured by the criminals themselves, was posted on social media like a trophy.

The crime took place in the early hours of January 17 in the Vicente Lopez neighbourhood of Buenos Aires.

The gang broke into the elderly woman’s home, gagged her, beat her, and tied her to her bed while they ransacked her house for cash and valuables, reports local outlet El Observador.

They stole wedding rings, a gold chain, an iPhone, and 50,000 pesos, which is around £45.

But before making their escape, they stopped to take a chilling memento — a selfie, with their terrified victim caught in the frame.

Hours later, they struck again in a different neighbourhood, targeting another woman.

This time, they took a 32-inch television before fleeing in a Volkswagen Gol Trend, the same car used in their first attack.

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Warning over HUGE car tax hike for millions of Brits as rule change being rolled out in just weeks – are you exempt?

Rush hour on the A38(M)urban motorway at Aston, Birmingham, UK.
Rush hour on the A38(M)urban motorway at Aston, Birmingham, UK.
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MILLIONS of Brits have been warned over a huge car tax hike to be rolled out in just weeks.

Electric vehicles (EVs) will lose a 10-year-long exemption from April this year.

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The change to Road Tax will roll out from April this year
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Over the past decade, EV owners have been exempt from Vehicle Exercise Duty (VED) charges, also known as road tax – along with first-year charges.

In a matter of weeks, they will be forced to pay standard VED rates, at £195 a year, according to EVA England.

However, they can still access huge first-year tax discounts – with VED bills to stand at £10.

EVA England said this is to “ensure that the tax system remains fair and sustainable” as more people switch to EVs.

Soon, they will be aligned with traditional vehicles regarding standard rates, such as initial tariffs and the Expensive Car Supplement (ECS).

The organisation said: “Vehicle tax is changing for electric and low emission vehicles from 1 April 2025.

“Drivers will need to pay vehicle tax in the same way as those of petrol and diesel vehicles.

“This will apply to both new and existing vehicles.”

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First-year car tax rates are also set to rise.

Plus, diesel buyers will face an average increase of £1,114 – more than double the £503 rise for petrol drivers.

Hybrid owners will pay between £135 and £327 extra, depending on the specific model they buy.

It comes after Chancellor Rachel Reeves made some adjustments to the VED tax bands in her Autumn Budget.

Ms Reeves said she was making the changes to “strengthen incentives to purchase zero-emission and electric cars” by making it more expensive to drive petrol or diesel models.

Under the bands, cars are categorised based on their C02 emissions, measured in grams per kilometre.

With the new rates, the most polluting vehicles producing over 255g/km will see a whopping £2,745 increase from £2,745 to £5,490 – a hike of 100 per cent.

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Notorious killer rapist MMA fighter dubbed ‘Mad Max’ freed from jail by Putin to boost tyrant’s failing Ukraine invasion

A NOTORIOUS Russian MMA fighter and convicted killer rapist has been freed from jail to bolster Putin’s struggling war effort in Ukraine.

Maxim “Mad Max” Novoselov, 51, a former captain of the Russian National Combat Sambo team, was serving a five-year sentence for kidnapping, beating, and raping an 18-year-old girl.

MMA fighter Maxim Novoselov behind a chain-link fence.
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Maxim “Mad Max” Novoselov has been freed by Putin to join the war effort[/caption]
Group photo of Maxim Novoselov and other soldiers.
The MMA fighter can be seen posing next to Russian troops
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A muscular man holding a machine gun.
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Novoselov, now 51, was jailed for sexually attacking an 18-year-old girl[/caption]
A convicted rapist and MMA fighter, Maxim Novoselov, in military uniform, holding a rifle in a damaged building.
He was freed from prison under a Putin scheme enabling him to sign a contract with the Russian Defence Ministry and fight against Ukraine
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His early release was granted at an unknown date by Vlad himself.

He is now back at military training camps, drilling Russian troops, including elite paratroopers, for combat.

Novoselov, whose nickname stems from his “unbridled behaviour in the ring,” became a celebrity in Russia through MTV appearances and by training Moscow’s elite. 

His latest role sees him rubbing shoulders with Putin’s inner circle, including Major General Apti Alaudinov, the Chechen special forces commander and key figure in Russian war propaganda.

Only the Kremlin leader has the power to cut sentences for serious criminals, and Novoselov was originally due for release in December 2027. 

His criminal history is as brutal as his fighting style — convicted of murder in 1993, he spent 14 years behind bars, reportedly participating in underground fights in jail.

Following his release, he moved to Japan, where he became a popular MMA fighter, only to be jailed again in Russia for drug offences in 2014.

His expertise in Sambo — a Soviet-era martial art designed to enhance the Red Army’s hand-to-hand combat skills — is now being exploited to strengthen Russian forces on the battlefield.

Putin himself is an “Honoured Sambo Coach” and a “Master of Sports in Sambo,” according to the Russian Sambo Federation.

The combat sport, developed under Stalin, remains a core element of Russian military training.

With Russia’s military struggling for manpower and morale, the Kremlin’s decision to unleash “Mad Max” from his cell underscores Putin’s increasing reliance on criminals to prop up his war machine.

It comes as Ukraine blitzed one of Vladimir Putin’s biggest oil plants overnight in the latest humiliating blow for the dictator.

The Kremlin’s fourth-largest oil refinery exploded into flames after being blasted.

Spectacular footage showed the Lukoil-owned Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez ablaze in Nizhny Novgorod region after it was hit by two long-distance military drones from Ukraine. 

Russia’s defence ministry said 104 drones were involved in raids across the west, 11 of which were destroyed over the Smolensk region.

Two men with rifles in a field.
The convicted criminal is now drilling Russian troops for combat
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Photo of Maxim Novoselov with a Chechen commander.
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Novoselov pictured with Chechen special forces commander Major General Apti Alaudinov[/caption]

A major nuclear power plant was also among the targets – with air defence systems destroying a drone that attempted to hit Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant near Desnogorsk.

Smolensk region governor Vasily Anokhin said: “One of the drones was shot down during an attempt to attack a nuclear power facility.”

Smolensk Nuclear Power Plant is a key supplier of electricity to western Russia, and the same type as the notorious Chernobyl atomic station.

Debris from a drone “fell in the area of the Smolensk NPP”, pro-Kremlin Shot online media outlet reported.

Anokhin said the power plant – which has three reactors capable of generating 3,000 MW electricity – is operating normally. 

The oil refinery in Kstovo is the latest to be hit in a concerted campaign by Ukraine to damage Putin’s oil infrastructure.

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His early release was granted at an unknown date by Putin himself[/caption]

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Southampton star Tyler Dibling wanted by Bayern Munich as Tottenham joined by three European giants in transfer race

SOUTHAMPTON wonderkid Tyler Dibling is being chased by THREE German giants as well as Tottenham, SunSport can reveal.

The 18-year-old has emerged as one of the Premier League’s brightest young players this season and is almost certain to leave St Mary’s in the summer.

Tyler Dibling of Southampton during an Emirates FA Cup match.
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Four top clubs are monitoring Tyler Dibling[/caption]

Reports in Germany claimed last week that the teenager is being courted by RB Leipzig – with the club’s owners determined to push through a deal.

Dibling is believed to be Leipzig‘s number one summer target.

But they’re not his only admirers.

SunSport can reveal Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are also now chasing the player.

Bayern believe the chance to play with England skipper Harry Kane will persuade Dibling to move.

The English youth international has come up through the ranks at Southampton.

He got promoted to the first team at the start of this season and has not looked back since.

While the Saints have been struggling in the Premier League, the 18-year-old’s performances have been a massive positive.

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He has been involved in 24 games in all competitions and has contributed to six goals.

The interest from overseas is matched by interest from here in England too.

Spurs and Manchester United are both believed to be admirers of the player, with reports suggesting Dibling is seen by Ruben Amorim as a potential replacement for Alejandro Garnacho, who could move to Chelsea before the window slams shut.

Tottenham are also reportedly trying to push through a deal in this window for the player.

But despite the interest in Dibling, Southampton are not keen to let him move in January.

He is seen as vital in what appears to be Southampton’s very remote chances of beating the drop.

But the player and his agent may have the final say – and could push for a deal to happen before the window closes next week.

Tyler Dibling's 2024-25 Southampton FC season statistics.
Tyler Dibling has been impressive this season

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