A Wisconsin husband who faked his own death and ran away with his mistress taunted police by sending them a ‘proof of life’ video – but refused to tell them where he was. Ryan Borgwardt, 45, purposely flipped his kayak on Green Lake on August 11, dumping his phone and belongings in the water before paddling to safety on an inflatable boat and e-biking more than 50 miles to Madison overnight, the Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office said on Thursday. They learned in October that Borgwardt had crossed the border into Canada a few days after his disappearance and had been communicating with a Uzbek woman who spoke Russian.

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Police forces have been blasted for investigating ‘hate crimes’ that include calling someone a Rottweiler or being called a ‘Leonard’ over a row about a hedge. NCHIs are meant to be recorded for incidents ‘clearly motivated by intentional hostility’ and where there is a genuine risk of significant escalation, government guidance says. But the police have been accused of wasting ‘valuable time’ on investigating so-called hate crimes such as an ‘aggressively-administered haircut’ instead of ‘real crime’.

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