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Press releases from the U.S. Department of Justice

Trump Press Sec. Says Mikie Sherrill’s Illegal Voter Confession Came Only After DOJ Started Closing In on NJ

Trenton, NJ – White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Friday that Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s recent acknowledgment of erroneous noncitizen voter registrations in New Jersey supports the Trump administration’s long-standing concerns about election security. Her remarks came as the U.S.…

New York man sentenced to 17 months for anti-Jewish hate crimes at city protests

NEW YORK, NY – A Manhattan man who repeatedly assaulted Jewish New Yorkers at protests over the Israel-Hamas war has been sentenced to 17 months in federal prison. Tarek Bazrouk, 20, received the sentence Monday from U.S. District Judge Richard…

Ex-NASA employees admit to luxury home mortgage fraud scheme

HOUSTON – A Missouri City couple who once worked at NASA admitted Friday to running a years-long mortgage fraud scheme tied to the financing of their luxury home, federal prosecutors said. Noreen…

Armored truck heist in Chicago Loop ends with suspect shot and cash recovered

CHICAGO – A 23-year-old man was charged in federal court Friday after allegedly attacking an armored truck driver and stealing a bag of cash during a brazen daylight robbery in the Loop.…

Cruise line worker sentenced in New Orleans for child exploitation materials

NEW ORLEANS, La. – A former cruise line employee from Indonesia was sentenced Monday to four years in federal prison after being caught with child exploitation materials at a New Orleans cruise terminal, federal prosecutors said. Reza Heta Pratama, 29, was arrested in July…

Gun-for-drugs scheme lands Watervliet man in federal court

ALBANY, N.Y. – A Watervliet man admitted Monday to trading cocaine for stolen guns, pleading guilty to two federal firearms charges tied to a 2022 burglary at a Hudson Falls gun shop. Prosecutors said 34-year-old Kwahpreme Mitchell admitted he received firearms from Jonathon Combs…

Cardiac Monitoring Companies to Pay More than $44.8 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Liability Relating to Services Performed by Offshore Technicians

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Georgia Collects $6.8 Million in Civil and Criminal Actions in Fiscal Year 2022

El Departamento de Justicia llega a un acuerdo con un distrito escolar del sur de California para proteger los derechos civiles de estudiantes que están aprendiendo inglés

Department of Justice Press Releases- Page 26

Trump Press Sec. Says Mikie Sherrill’s Illegal Voter Confession Came Only After DOJ Started Closing In on NJ

New York man sentenced to 17 months for anti-Jewish hate crimes at city protests

Ex-NASA employees admit to luxury home mortgage fraud scheme

Armored truck heist in Chicago Loop ends with suspect shot and cash recovered

Cruise line worker sentenced in New Orleans for child exploitation materials

Gun-for-drugs scheme lands Watervliet man in federal court

South Texas Primary Care Doctor, Staff Sentenced for Unlawful Prescriptions

San Antonio Felons Charged with Stealing Firearms During Truck Burglaries

Judge Sends Cocaine Dealer To Prison For Covid-Relief Fraud

Las Vegas Man Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison For Six Armed Robberies

Sparks Man Sentenced To Prison For Unlawful Possession Of Firearms

Michigan Man Sentenced to 105 Years for Armed Drug Trafficking and Attempted Robbery

Pennsylvania Man Sentenced For Actions During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach

Three Human Smuggling Organizers Sentenced to a Combined 100 Months of Incarceration

Cardiac Monitoring Companies to Pay More than $44.8 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Liability Relating to Services Performed by Offshore Technicians

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Georgia Collects $6.8 Million in Civil and Criminal Actions in Fiscal Year 2022

Federal jury finds Rio Rancho man guilty of theft and making false statements in Social Security scheme

Final Defendant Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For Leading Nationwide Wire Fraud Conspiracy Targeting Walmart

New York Man Sentenced To 16 Months’ Imprisonment For Bank Fraud

El Departamento de Justicia llega a un acuerdo con un distrito escolar del sur de California para proteger los derechos civiles de estudiantes que están aprendiendo inglés

Justice Department Secures Settlement with Colton Joint Unified School District to Protect the Civil Rights of English Learner Students

Penn Hills Felon Charged with Drug and Gun Law Violations

Indiana Man Ordered to Pay Restitution and Serve Probation for Defacing the Washington Monument

Three Defendants Sentenced for Scheme to Transport Stolen Catalytic Converters Across State Lines

Kansas National Guard Soldier Sentenced to 16 Years for Sexual Exploitation of a Child

Man Sentenced to More Than 15 Years in Prison for Kidnapping

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