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First Irma fraud arrest nabs man posing as federal official
The arrest came one day after the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico formed a Hurricane Irma fraud task force.
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Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
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Postal workers charged with taking bribes to deliver drugs
A sting operation found 16 postal workers in Atlanta and the surrounding area willing to move multiple kilograms of cocaine at a time into the area.
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Former VA worker convicted of sexual battery of patients
A former physician assistant who told investigators he didn’t “have any business in medicine” has been convicted of sexually abusing patients at a Veteran’s Administration hospital in Kansas.
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Former post office janitor pleads guilty to mail theft
A former post office janitor has admitted taking a $50 store gift card and a $500 USPS money order.
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Jury refuses to convict 4 in Nevada ranch standoff retrial
A jury has acquitted Ricky Lovelien and Steven Stewart of all 10 charges, and delivered not-guilty findings on most charges against Scott Drexler and Eric Parker.
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Federal guard sentenced for smuggling phone-linked watches
Anqunett Vernetta Lewis of Houston was sentenced Monday in Beaumont, Texas.
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US Marshals to open new office in northwestern New Mexico
Officials say the much-needed office in Farmington will provide a base for deputy marshals and members of the Southwest Investigative Fugitive Team.
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First Irma fraud arrest nabs man posing as federal official
The arrest came one day after the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico formed a Hurricane Irma fraud task force.
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Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
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Postal workers charged with taking bribes to deliver drugs
A sting operation found 16 postal workers in Atlanta and the surrounding area willing to move multiple kilograms of cocaine at a time into the area.
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Former VA worker convicted of sexual battery of patients
A former physician assistant who told investigators he didn’t “have any business in medicine” has been convicted of sexually abusing patients at a Veteran’s Administration hospital in Kansas.
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Former post office janitor pleads guilty to mail theft
A former post office janitor has admitted taking a $50 store gift card and a $500 USPS money order.
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Jury refuses to convict 4 in Nevada ranch standoff retrial
A jury has acquitted Ricky Lovelien and Steven Stewart of all 10 charges, and delivered not-guilty findings on most charges against Scott Drexler and Eric Parker.
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Federal guard sentenced for smuggling phone-linked watches
Anqunett Vernetta Lewis of Houston was sentenced Monday in Beaumont, Texas.
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US Marshals to open new office in northwestern New Mexico
Officials say the much-needed office in Farmington will provide a base for deputy marshals and members of the Southwest Investigative Fugitive Team.
-
First Irma fraud arrest nabs man posing as federal official
The arrest came one day after the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico formed a Hurricane Irma fraud task force.
-
Man sentenced for trying to sell satellite secrets to Russia
Gregory Allen Justice of Culver City, California, has pleaded guilty to trying to commit economic espionage and attempting to send restricted information out of the United States.
-
Postal workers charged with taking bribes to deliver drugs
A sting operation found 16 postal workers in Atlanta and the surrounding area willing to move multiple kilograms of cocaine at a time into the area.
-
Former VA worker convicted of sexual battery of patients
A former physician assistant who told investigators he didn’t “have any business in medicine” has been convicted of sexually abusing patients at a Veteran’s Administration hospital in Kansas.
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Former post office janitor pleads guilty to mail theft
A former post office janitor has admitted taking a $50 store gift card and a $500 USPS money order.
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Jury refuses to convict 4 in Nevada ranch standoff retrial
A jury has acquitted Ricky Lovelien and Steven Stewart of all 10 charges, and delivered not-guilty findings on most charges against Scott Drexler and Eric Parker.
-
Federal guard sentenced for smuggling phone-linked watches
Anqunett Vernetta Lewis of Houston was sentenced Monday in Beaumont, Texas.
-
US Marshals to open new office in northwestern New Mexico
Officials say the much-needed office in Farmington will provide a base for deputy marshals and members of the Southwest Investigative Fugitive Team.
