Oxy dealer pleads guilty to selling pills in connection with his role in drug trafficking ring

CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY – A Camden County, New Jersey, man today admitted conspiring to distribute and selling oxycodone pills in connection with his role in a drug trafficking ring, U.S. Attorney Craig…

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Bank manager gets 2 years for stealing $1.2 million in benefit from SSA and Dept of Veterans Affairs

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA — A former branch manager of a bank in Las Vegas was sentenced today to two years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to fraudulently obtaining nearly $1.2…

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Meth dealer faces 10 years for selling 50 grams of crystal meth

ELKINS, WEST VIRGINIA – Lawrence Allen Keplinger, of Lahmansville, West Virginia, has admitted to a methamphetamine distribution charge, U.S. Attorney Bill Powell announced. Keplinger, age 39, is pled guilty to one count…

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Former Jackson Business Owner Gets Help From Dave Portnoy’s Barstool Fund to Help Her Save Oceanport Restaurant

OCEANPORT, NJ – Donna Perrulli and her husband Mike have been in the restaurant business since she was 19-years-old and she and her husband opened up Bella Napoli in Jackson, but sold…

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China! China! China! Steinhardt exposes Ciattarelli investments in Communist Party run Chinese corporations

WARREN COUNTY, NJ – New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Doug Steinhardt, former state GOP Chairman today launched a volley at Jack Ciattarelli over the former New Jersey Assemblyman’s financial investments in companies run…

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Carr joins multi-state coalition supporting NRA

ATLANTA , GEORGIA – Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced today that Georgia has joined a coalition of 16 States that have filed an amicus brief supporting the National Rifle Association’s (NRA)…

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New Opinion from AG Herring could help boost minimum wage

RICHMOND- VIRGINIA —In an important official opinion issued at the request of Senator Jennifer Boysko, Attorney General Mark R. Herring concludes that Virginia universities and state agencies may require government contractors to pay…

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AG Herring urges Virginians to be careful of scams related to $600 relief payments

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA– Attorney General Mark R. Herring is issuing a consumer alert urging Virginians to be wary of scammers taking advantage of the coming $600 federal relief payments to get personal or bank information to…

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Massachusetts women stole funds from non-profit that she worked for

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS — A California woman who was a longtime resident of Massachusetts has pleaded guilty to charges in connection with a scheme to steal funds from a Charlestown non-profit where she previously…

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Attorney General Yost highlights 2020 fight against human trafficking

COLUMBUS, OHIO — The fight against human trafficking was and remains a top priority for Attorney General Dave Yost during 2020 as his office continued its multifaceted approach to end labor and…

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Richland councilwoman who used town funds for personal trips, including Greece indicted for political corruption

RICHLAND, SC – South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced today the South Carolina State Grand Jury has issued a 24-count indictment regarding allegations of public corruption by Richland County Councilwoman Dalhi…

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Fact Check: Media labels Trump “Executioner in Chief”, Inside the President’s Record 11 Federal Executions

The liberal media loves to spin things. The liberal fact-checkers love to ignore when the liberal media creates spin to protect Democrats. President Trump is being hailed by the liberal media as…

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Woman who murdered pregnant mom, cut out baby to be executed January 12th

She was originally scheduled to be executed in December, but her lawyers were diagnosed with COVID-19 and argued for a postponement. Now, the woman who kid Skidmore, Missouri mom-to-be Bobbie Joe Stinnett…

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Ticketmaster pays $10 million federal criminal crime for breaking into competitor’s computer systems

BROOKLYN, NY – Ticketmaster L.L.C. (Ticketmaster or the Company) agreed to pay a $10 million fine to resolve charges that it repeatedly accessed without authorization the computer systems of a competitor. The…

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Postal Worker Gets Three Years For Stealing by-Mail Prescriptions Sent to VA Clinic Patients

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – A woman was sentenced in federal court today after stealing cash and hydrocodone tablets from packages while working for the U.S. Postal Service, announced U.S. Attorney Trent Shores.…

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Watch: Portland rings in New Year with riots, Molotov cocktails

PORTLAND, OR – If anyone knows how to throw a New Years Eve party, it’s those wild anti-government protesters out there in Portland. Last night, protesters continued rioting and burning the city,…

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Business Owner Claims Governor Tried to Take Her Kids Away for Violating COVID-19 Executive Order

SALEM, OR – Back in May, Salem, Oregon Salon owner Lindsey Graham opened her business in violation of Governor Kate Brown’s executive order restricting business operations. She was fined $14,000 by Brown…

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Justice Department files statement of interest urging transparency in the compensation of asbestos claims

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – The Department of Justice today filed a Statement of Interest in In re Bestwall LLC in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina. In…

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Thanks to Shore News Network, you won’t be fined $15,000 for violating holiday lockdown rules

TOMS RIVER, NJ – This year, we had a scumbag group of politicians here in New Jersey, who happen to actually be Republicans. Those Republicans wanted to walk lock-step with Governor Phil…

El Paso Man Indicted for Stabbing Incident on Fort Bliss

EL PASO, TX – In El Paso, a federal grand jury returned an indictment charging 26-year-old Christopher Delgado for allegedly hitting his girlfriend with his fist then stabbing her with a knife…

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Oxy dealer pleads guilty to selling pills in connection with his role in drug trafficking ring

Bank manager gets 2 years for stealing $1.2 million in benefit from SSA and Dept of Veterans Affairs

Meth dealer faces 10 years for selling 50 grams of crystal meth

Former Jackson Business Owner Gets Help From Dave Portnoy’s Barstool Fund to Help Her Save Oceanport Restaurant

China! China! China! Steinhardt exposes Ciattarelli investments in Communist Party run Chinese corporations

Carr joins multi-state coalition supporting NRA

New Opinion from AG Herring could help boost minimum wage

AG Herring urges Virginians to be careful of scams related to $600 relief payments

Massachusetts women stole funds from non-profit that she worked for

Attorney General Yost highlights 2020 fight against human trafficking

Richland councilwoman who used town funds for personal trips, including Greece indicted for political corruption

Ticketmaster pays $10 million federal criminal crime for breaking into competitor’s computer systems

Postal Worker Gets Three Years For Stealing by-Mail Prescriptions Sent to VA Clinic Patients

Watch: Portland rings in New Year with riots, Molotov cocktails

Business Owner Claims Governor Tried to Take Her Kids Away for Violating COVID-19 Executive Order

Justice Department files statement of interest urging transparency in the compensation of asbestos claims

Thanks to Shore News Network, you won’t be fined $15,000 for violating holiday lockdown rules

El Paso Man Indicted for Stabbing Incident on Fort Bliss

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