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Trump Declassifies Election Intelligence, Alleges Foreign Interference in 2020 Election

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Friday that his administration is declassifying what he described as intelligence documents detailing election security vulnerabilities, alleged foreign interference, and what he called years of government efforts to conceal information from both his administration…

John Bolton Slammed Jackson Township for Anti-Semitism, Pleads Guilty to National Espionage Act Crime

LAKEWOOD, NJ – Former U.S. National Security Adviser John R. Bolton, 77, pleaded guilty Friday in federal court to willfully retaining national defense information, resolving an 18-count indictment stemming from his handling of classified documents after serving in the White…

Boonton Chase Bank Robbery Suspect Sought After Armed Heist on Myrtle Avenue

Authorities are asking the public to help identify a masked gunman who allegedly stole about $12,000 from a Chase Bank in Boonton before fleeing in a Honda Odyssey. Boonton, NJ – Law…

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Burlington County Drug Ring Sentenced as ‘Money Mike’ Gets Nearly 19 Years in Federal Prison

All eight defendants charged in a federal wiretap investigation have now been sentenced, with the alleged leader receiving 225 months in prison for trafficking fentanyl, cocaine, and firearms in Burlington County. Eight…

8-Hour Armed Standoff Leads to 5+ Year Federal Sentence for Westbrook Man Who Illegally Possessed Gun

PORTLAND, Maine — A Westbrook man was sentenced Wednesday to five years and four months in federal prison for possession of a firearm by a felon, U.S. District Judge John A. Woodcock,…

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U.S. Files Forfeiture Complaint Against $3.4 Million in Proceeds Linked to Russian Oligarch Oleg Deripaska

A civil forfeiture complaint has been filed to seize $3.4 million linked to the sale of a Burbank, California, music studio allegedly controlled by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who remains under U.S.…

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School payroll director pleads guilty to $471,000 fraud scheme

OKLAHOMA CITY — Kim Weinrich, 67, of Mustang, Oklahoma, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to wire fraud and filing a false tax return, admitting to embezzling over $471,000 from Mustang Public Schools over…

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Brooklyn jury convicts ex-postal worker of threats to kill government employees

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — A federal jury in Brooklyn convicted Quadri Garnes earlier today on charges of transmission of threats to injure after a five-day trial before United States District Judge Nina R.…

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D.C. man sentenced to 26 years for robbery and shooting near elementary school

WASHINGTON — Travon Eliy, also known as Travon Jackson, 38, was sentenced to 26 years in prison on Monday for assault with intent to kill a senior citizen in a gun-free zone…

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Wilkinsburg man pleads guilty to firearm charges after FBI raid

Pittsburgh, PA – A Wilkinsburg man admitted in federal court to illegally possessing firearms and trying to obstruct their seizure after investigators uncovered multiple weapons inside a local residence, prosecutors announced. Javon…

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New York man pleads guilty to threatening flight attendants, forcing plane diversion to Virginia

RICHMOND, Va. — A 31-year-old New York man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to interfering with a flight crew after his threats and disruptive behavior aboard a May 2023 flight forced the plane…

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Two Mississippi women indicted in $65 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A federal grand jury has returned a 53-count indictment charging Renata Walton, 44, and Nicole Jones, 36, both of Olive Branch, Mississippi, with orchestrating multiple schemes to defraud the…

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Stockton man pleads guilty in major pill-manufacturing drug conspiracy

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Jamar Deontae Barnes, 42, of Stockton, admitted Tuesday to his role in a conspiracy to manufacture and distribute counterfeit pills containing fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other drugs, U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert…

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U.S. Attorney’s Office Secures Second Conviction in Illegal Firearms Conversion Device Case

lbuquerque woman pleads guilty to selling illegal machine gun devices ALBUQUERQUE—An Albuquerque woman admitted in federal court to selling illegal machine gun conversion devices and conducting firearms transactions without a license after…

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Rochester man charged with interstate threats and stalking following officer confrontation

ROCHESTER, N.Y.—A Rochester man was arrested and charged with transmitting interstate threats and stalking after allegedly threatening a police officer involved in his earlier arrest, U.S. Attorney Trini E. Ross announced Thursday.…

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Nine charged in multi-state scheme to launder $20 million from internet fraud

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Federal prosecutors have unsealed an indictment charging nine individuals with operating a money laundering network responsible for laundering millions of dollars obtained from internet fraud schemes, including business email compromise scams.…

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Trump Declassifies Election Intelligence, Alleges Foreign Interference in 2020 Election

John Bolton Slammed Jackson Township for Anti-Semitism, Pleads Guilty to National Espionage Act Crime

Boonton Chase Bank Robbery Suspect Sought After Armed Heist on Myrtle Avenue

Burlington County Drug Ring Sentenced as ‘Money Mike’ Gets Nearly 19 Years in Federal Prison

8-Hour Armed Standoff Leads to 5+ Year Federal Sentence for Westbrook Man Who Illegally Possessed Gun

U.S. Files Forfeiture Complaint Against $3.4 Million in Proceeds Linked to Russian Oligarch Oleg Deripaska

School payroll director pleads guilty to $471,000 fraud scheme

Brooklyn jury convicts ex-postal worker of threats to kill government employees

D.C. man sentenced to 26 years for robbery and shooting near elementary school

Wilkinsburg man pleads guilty to firearm charges after FBI raid

New York man pleads guilty to threatening flight attendants, forcing plane diversion to Virginia

Two Mississippi women indicted in $65 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme

Stockton man pleads guilty in major pill-manufacturing drug conspiracy

U.S. Attorney’s Office Secures Second Conviction in Illegal Firearms Conversion Device Case

Rochester man charged with interstate threats and stalking following officer confrontation

Nine charged in multi-state scheme to launder $20 million from internet fraud

Florida man convicted of smuggling AR-15 kits to Costa Rica

Rapid City man sentenced for failing to register as a sex offender

New York business owner convicted of illegally selling unregistered pesticide and transporting hazardous material

Mother and son plead guilty in $750,000 armed robbery of gold jewelry

Connecticut behavioral health provider settles ADA complaint over service animal discrimination

Ramsey County man pleads guilty to carjacking and illegal firearm possession

D.C. pharmacist convicted in drug trafficking conspiracy involving firearms and opioids

Two men sentenced in fentanyl trafficking conspiracy between California and Virginia

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