Delaware Man Charged for Organized Theft of Multiple Lowe’s Stores

Lewes, DE – Delaware State Police took into custody Augustine Haymond, 44, of Smyrna, Delaware, for felony shoplifting and associated offenses. Responding to a shoplifting incident on Sunday at Lowe’s in Lewes,…

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Biden DOJ’s Treatment Of Whistleblowers Violated Federal Law, Inspector General Says

The Department of Justice under President Joe Biden failed to comply with federal protections when suspending whistleblowers’ security clearances, according to a memo released Tuesday by the Office of the Inspector General…

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Mayor Adams Extends State of Emergency Inside NYC Jails

NEW YORK, NY—In response to ongoing challenges at New York City Department of Correction (DOC) facilities, a state of emergency first declared in September 2021 has been extended yet again. This extension,…

Oklahoma Man Who Bombed Satanic Temple in Salem, Massachusetts Indicted

BOSTON, MA — Sean Patrick Palmer, a 49-year-old from Perkins, Oklahoma, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston on charges of using fire and explosives to damage The Satanic…

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New Jersey Proposes Alternatives to Detention for Juvenile Gun Crimes

TRENTON, NJ—New legislation in New Jersey seeks to reform the treatment of juveniles charged with firearms offenses by introducing alternatives to detention. The bill proposes using residential and non-residential reengagement centers as…

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Federal Court Denies Steve Bannon’s Appeal On Contempt Of Congress Charges

A federal appeals court upheld on Friday the contempt of Congress conviction against Steve Bannon, The New York Times reported. Bannon, a former President Donald Trump advisor, was convicted in 2022 after…

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Mobile Carriers Settle Lawsuit with Pennsylvania Over Not Disclosing Fees in Ads

HARRISBURG, PA – Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a $10.25 million settlement with major mobile device service carriers over deceptive advertising practices. The settlement requires carriers to be truthful in their advertising,…

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Barbourville Pharmacy and its Pharmacist-in-Charge to Pay $215,000 to Resolve Alleged Violations of the Controlled Substances Act

The CSA was passed to combat the illegal distribution and abuse of controlled substances, including prescription medications. The CSA’s requirements, which apply to entities like pharmacies that purchase, dispense, and sell controlled…

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Covetrus Sentenced for Criminal Misbranding of Prescription Drugs

In addition, the court ordered Covetrus to pay over $23 million in criminal fines and forfeitures. ABINGDON, Va. – Covetrus North America LLC, a company based in Dublin, Ohio, which sells veterinary…

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ALERT: Federal Court Related Scams

The reported phone fraudster(s) in the jury summons scam represent themselves to be a United States Marshal or a state or local law enforcement officer, claiming to be contacting New Hampshire residents…

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Senior FBI Official Reportedly Instructed Agents To Utilize Warrantless Wiretap Tool Inside America

A senior official in the FBI reportedly advised agents to use its warrantless surveillance authorities against targets on U.S. soil, according to an internal email obtained by WIRED. In April, FBI Deputy…

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Nonprofit Tasked With Tackling Homelessness In San Francisco Accused Of Stealing $100k From City

San Francisco’s city attorney on Monday accused a nonprofit that has received tens of millions of public dollars to provide homeless services of stealing public funds. Providence Foundation, led by Patricia Doyle, allegedly…

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EXCLUSIVE: Liquor Monopoly Fueled Effort To Help Chinese-Owned Company Flagged As National Security Risk

An Ohio economic development agency worked with a Chinese-owned company identified as a potential national security risk to establish a facility in the state, according to communications reviewed by the Daily Caller…

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Security Cameras Installed at the Bulkhead After Multiple Complaints

ABSECON, NJ — In response to persistent complaints of lewd behavior, littering, and other disturbances, the Absecon Police Department has installed additional security cameras at the Bulkhead located at Faunce Landing Road…

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Florida Hospital System Agrees to Pay $1.5 Million to Resolve Liability Relating to Self-Disclosure of Improper Discounts

Tampa, FL – Baptist Health System Inc. (Baptist Health), located in Florida, has agreed to pay $1.5 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by knowingly causing its…

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‘Gambling With The Grid’: New Data Highlights Achilles’ Heel Of One Of Biden’s Favorite Green Power Sources

New government data shows that wind power generation fell in 2023 despite the addition of new capacity, a fact that energy sector experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation demonstrates its inherent…

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US Drone Strike Killed Middle-Aged Shepherd Instead Of Al-Qaeda Terrorist Leader, Probe Finds

A 2023 drone strike originally believed to have killed a top leader of the radical Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda instead killed a Syrian shepherd, a U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) assessment revealed Thursday.…

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Leader of Massive Scheme to Traffic in Fraudulent and Counterfeit Cisco Networking Equipment Sentenced to Prison

Under the terms of the plea agreement, Onur Aksoy, 40, of Miami, agreed to pay restitution of $100 million to Cisco and amounts to other victims that will be determined by the…

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CEO of Dozens of Companies Sentenced to 78 Months in Prison for Massive Scheme to Traffic in Fraudulent and Counterfeit Cisco Networking Equipment

Onur Aksoy, aka “Ron Aksoy” and “Dave Durden,” 40, of Miami, Florida, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Peter G. Sheridan on June 5, 2023, to two counts of an indictment charging…

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Cobra, Scorpion, Spider Venom and other Illicit Horse Performance Enhancers Seized by Cincinnati CBP

CINCINNATI–Since January 1, 2024, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Port of Cincinnati have seized eight shipments containing equine performance enhancing drugs. The packages arrived from Mexico and were…

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Delaware Man Charged for Organized Theft of Multiple Lowe’s Stores

Mayor Adams Extends State of Emergency Inside NYC Jails

Oklahoma Man Who Bombed Satanic Temple in Salem, Massachusetts Indicted

New Jersey Proposes Alternatives to Detention for Juvenile Gun Crimes

Mobile Carriers Settle Lawsuit with Pennsylvania Over Not Disclosing Fees in Ads

Barbourville Pharmacy and its Pharmacist-in-Charge to Pay $215,000 to Resolve Alleged Violations of the Controlled Substances Act

Covetrus Sentenced for Criminal Misbranding of Prescription Drugs

ALERT: Federal Court Related Scams

Security Cameras Installed at the Bulkhead After Multiple Complaints

Florida Hospital System Agrees to Pay $1.5 Million to Resolve Liability Relating to Self-Disclosure of Improper Discounts

Leader of Massive Scheme to Traffic in Fraudulent and Counterfeit Cisco Networking Equipment Sentenced to Prison

CEO of Dozens of Companies Sentenced to 78 Months in Prison for Massive Scheme to Traffic in Fraudulent and Counterfeit Cisco Networking Equipment

Cobra, Scorpion, Spider Venom and other Illicit Horse Performance Enhancers Seized by Cincinnati CBP

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