Four of the gang members headed back to Manhattan by bus and subway; two drove to a safe house in Queens, and the wounded man was transported to the building on Riverside Drive — "a hideout and house of prostitution," as The New Yorker described it.
Greece's national police spokesman, Thanassis Kokkalakis, told Reuters: "Many people have withdrawn their money from the banks fearing a financial crash, and they either carry it on them, find a hideout at home or in storage rooms.
The Navy Seal operation that killed him on May 2 at a hideout in neighborning Pakistan has, in the view of some Washington lawmakers and other officials, undermined a justification for continued American prosecution of the war, now in its 10th year.
The police in Bihar told reporters that Meghen was on his way from a hideout in Bangladesh to one in Nepal when he was caught.
The police learned about the deaths after arresting 33 of the 34 survivors in a hideout on land.
They wind up in Australia, where Dial buys a hideout on the muggy, overgrown edge of the Queensland jungle — two grimy huts infested with black flies and bats.
John Tennant, the earliest and best-known bushranger of the region, lived in a hideout on what is now known as Mount Tennant, behind Tharwa.
