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Here’s What We Know About The Twelve Jurors Selected For Trump’s Bragg Trial

The Daily CallerApril 19, 20240

All twelve jurors have been selected for former President Donald Trump’s trial relating to Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s allegations he falsified business records to hide a payment to [censored]star Stormy Daniels. The jurors include an investment banker, a security engineer with three children, a retired man from Lebanon who enjoys fly fishing, a speech therapist, a worker at an eyewear company, a woman from California who works in product development and a physical therapist, according to Politico. The panel is comprised of seven men and five women, according to NBC News. The seven jurors sworn in Thursday join

Twelve New Class 1 Special Officers Take The Oath in Gloucester Township

Breaking Local News ReportApril 10, 20240

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – In a significant addition to its ranks, the Gloucester Township Police Department celebrated the swearing-in of twelve new Class 1 Special Officers on Monday, April 8. Township Clerk Nancy Powers officiated the ceremony, welcoming the officers to their new roles. The new Special Law Enforcement Officer (SLEO) 1 Officers are Stephen Q. Boninfante, Michael J. Crowley, Nicholas M. Cinalli, Owen M. Davenport, Marissa DeMary, Ryan J. Dobleman, Ryker W. Farmer, Brenden Koykka, Wyatt S. Kurtz, David J. Salmon, Christian Warren, and Sebastian Zapata. These officers are now undergoing training with the Professional Standards Bureau Training Unit,

Philadelphia Suddenly Interested in Capturing Twelve Fugitive Murder Suspects in the City

Conservative TimesDecember 12, 20230

PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office is now claiming it wants to arrest twelve suspects wanted for murders across the city. Those suspects are currently on the street. Some for over four years, without arrest. District Larry Krasner who has been accused of being soft on crime is now making a public effort to apprehend these fugitive murder suspects on the loose throughout the city,. In an unprecedented move, Philadelphia law enforcement agencies, led by District Attorney Larry Krasner, the Philadelphia Police Department, and the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office, have issued a public appeal for assistance in locating 12

New Jersey Saw Twelve Mass Shootings in These Four Cities in 2023

Phil StiltonNovember 25, 20230

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey officials today expressed grave concerns about the rising incidence of mass shootings across the state as the holiday season approaches. This year, New Jersey has witnessed twelve mass shootings, defined as incidents where three or more individuals are shot. These events have resulted in 51 people being shot and seven fatalities. Mass shootings are plaguing New Jersey’s inner cities, and the death toll is still rising in 2023. “When any community cannot gather to celebrate without fear of being the victim of the next mass shooting, we have lost our way,” New Jersey Governor Phil

District Man Sentenced to Twelve Years for Assault with the Intent to Kill While Armed

Indira PatelNovember 18, 20230

WASHINGTON – Timothy Farrow, 65, of Washington, D.C., was sentenced to twelve years in prison for a brutal stabbing which took place on May 6, 2023 by Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keefe. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves and Chief Pamela A. Smith, of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). Farrow pled guilty to assault with the intent to kill while armed on September 15, 2023 in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. In addition to the prison term Judge O’Keefe sentenced him to five years of supervised release.

Baltimore nurse wins two jackpots worth $110k in twelve hour period

Kristen Harrison-OnealMarch 2, 20230

BALTIMORE, MD – A Baltimore area nurse is feeling lucky and healthy after winning two jackpots in the same day. After scoring $11,000 at the Ocean Downs Casino the night before, she won again the next morning. Identified only as a Princess Anne president, she won $100,000 the next morning playing an Extreme Cash scratch lottery ticket. “I left the casino after I won around 1 a.m.,” she said, preferring not to be identified by her real name. “I bought the scratch-off the next day around noon. I was still wearing the same clothes. I guess those clothes are lucky!”

12 students injured in fatal crash caused by car passing school bus

Charlie DwyerJanuary 26, 20230

LAUREL, MD – The driver of a car that ran a stop sign and crashed into a school bus Monday in Laurel died from his injuries. Twelve students were taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries and released. According to the Delaware State Police, at around 3:46 p.m., a gray 2013 Honda Civic was traveling southbound on East Trap Pond Road, approaching the intersection at Hardscrabble Road. The driver did not stop at the stop sign and crashed into a school bus loaded with thirteen students from the Sussex Montessori Charter School. The bus did not have a

Twelve Defendants Charged in 5 Indictments with Trafficking Fentanyl and Methamphetamine in the Central Valley

DOJ PressNovember 21, 20220

FRESNO, Calif. — Due to the efforts of federal and local law enforcement agencies working together over the course of the past 18 months on an investigation targeting local criminal street gangs in Bakersfield, 12 defendants were indicted for drug trafficking and firearms offenses, U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert announced. On Nov. 17, 2022, a federal grand jury returned an 11-count indictment against William Arthur Poush, 43, of Bakersfield; Rosa Fernandez, 43, of Bakersfield; Timothy Robert Hingston, 39, of North Hollywood; Spencer Matthew Hopper, 35, of Montrose; and Dale Vincent Perez, 39, of Bakersfield. According to court documents, on Jan. 20, 2022,

Twelve Charged with Firearms Trafficking

DOJ PressOctober 28, 20220

TUCSON, Ariz. – On September 21, 2022, a Tucson federal grand jury returned an indictment charging 49 firearms-related offenses against the following individuals: Victor Coronado Fernando Palomares, Jr. Julissa Leonor Torres Carlos Fernando Palomares-Leon Briana Marie Montpetit Karla Romero Avery Danelle Gipson Kevin Allen Lapedus Ray Alberto Laborin Elizar Olivares Kyle Rene Fazlollah Ty-Jhai Damon Grigsby The indictment alleges that the 12 individuals were members of a Tucson-based firearms trafficking organization. The investigation leading to their indictment involved a series of firearms transactions that resulted in several firearms being seized in the Republic of Mexico. An indictment is simply a

Woodbury County Man Sentenced to Twelve Years in Federal Prison for Meth Conspiracy

DOJ PressOctober 24, 20220

A man who conspired to distribute methamphetamine was sentenced on October 21, 2022, in federal court in Sioux City. On April 29, 2022, Luis Sanchez, 41, from Sioux City, Iowa, pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and distribution of methamphetamine. In 2014, Sanchez was previously convicted in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa for distribution of methamphetamine. At the plea and sentencing hearings, evidence showed that from January 2021 through September 2021, Sanchez and others distributed more than 8 pounds of methamphetamine. Evidence further showed that on three occasions in 2021, Sanchez distributed more

The Twelve Thirty Club Opens the First Level

Jessica WoodsOctober 23, 20220

Pictured, left to right: Dierks Bentley, Sam Fox and Larry Fitzgerald Restaurateur Sam Fox and partners celebrated the April 14th opening of multi-level Nashville hospitality experience where dining, entertainment and design collide to make up the show. Nashville, TN (RestaurantNews.com) The First Level of much anticipated The Twelve Thirty Club opens today, April 14th to the public. To commemorate the opening, on April 13th, some of Nashville’s most coveted musicians came to celebrate the beginning of a one-of-a-kind restaurant coming to life. “Our intent is to create something meaningful and lasting for the great city of Nashville, and we’ve approached

Twelve shot dead in Mexico bar attack in gang-plagued state

ReutersOctober 16, 20220

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Unidentified gunmen opened fire in a bar in the central Mexican city of Irapuato on Saturday evening, shooting dead six women and six men, local authorities said, the second mass shooting in the state of Guanajuato in less than a month. Three people were injured in the attack in the south of Irapuato, the city government said in a statement, adding that security officials were trying to track down the assailants. The motive behind the shooting was not immediately clear. An initial statement by the city had put the death toll at 11. Guanajuato, a major manufacturing

Twelve People Displaced After Fire At Abandonded House Spreads

Charlie DwyerSeptember 4, 20220

NEWARK, NJ – A fire at an abandoned house in Newark spread to adjacent structures forcing the evacuation and displacement of 12 people after their houses were damaged by the spreading fire. The three-alarm fire what is it reported at 297 Clifton Avenue, according to Newark Public Safety Director Fritz G. Fragé. At approximately 1:52 a.m., Newark firefighters responded to a call of fire in an unoccupied 3-1/2 story wood frame residential building. The fire extended to adjacent occupied buildings at 295 Clifton Avenue and at 299 Clifton Avenue and was immediately upgraded to a 2nd alarm; with a 3rd

Stevens County Man Sentenced to Twelve Years in Federal Prison for Seeking Sex with a Child

DOJ PressSeptember 2, 20220

Spokane – Senior United States Senior District Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson sentenced James Drew Bradley, age 65, of Addy, Washington, to twelve years in prison this week for Attempted Online Enticement of a Minor. At the conclusion of his prison term, Bradley will spend the rest of his life on federal supervision. Judge Peterson also imposed a $55,000 fine. Bradley entered a guilty plea on May 26, 2022. According to court documents, in 2019, the FBI and Spokane Police Department (SPD) opened separate investigations into Bradley, who was soliciting sex from both adult women and minor girls. The FBI’s investigation

Twelve Gang Members Arrested Within Three Days

Your NewsJuly 19, 20220

EDINBURG, Texas – Rio Grande Valley Sector (RGV) Border Patrol agents arrested nine Mara-Salvatrucha (MS-13) and two 18th Street gang members from El Salvador, and a Mexican national Paisas gang member since Wednesday. On July 13, McAllen Border Patrol Station (MCS) agents apprehended five MS-13 and a Paisa gang member. The Paisa has been sentenced to more than five years incarceration for criminal charges ranging from larceny to fighting to avoid prosecution and includes being present in the U.S. after deportation. His criminal history in the U.S. dates back to 2004. On July 14, Rio Grande City Border Patrol Station (RGC)

Twelve Alleged Members of Methamphetamine and Cocaine Trafficking Ring Arrested

DOJ PressJune 29, 20220

EVANSVILLE – A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging twelve individuals with conspiracies to distribute methamphetamine and cocaine. Three of the defendants are also charged with illegally possessing firearms as convicted felons. The indictment was unsealed today following their arrests and initial appearances. As alleged in court documents, John Byers, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, was the leader of a drug trafficking organization based out of Evansville that distributed large quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine around southern Indiana. Byers supplied codefendant Stacey Cabell, of Evansville, and others with methamphetamine. Byers also coordinated with others, including Lance Foster, of Plano, Texas,

Twelve Charged With Operating An Open Drug Market Inside A Bronx Apartment Building And Carrying Firearms

DOJ PressJune 27, 20220

Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Frank A. Tarentino III, Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Office of the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”), and Keechant L. Sewell, Commissioner of the New York City Police Department (“NYPD”) announced the unsealing of a Superseding Indictment charging ZUKEILA PLAZA, a/k/a “Keila,” MAURICE SINCLAIR, a/k/a “Skino,” a/k/a “Ski,” LAWRENCE GREEN, a/k/a “Lzz,” a/k/a “LJ,” LOUIS LAWRENCE, a/k/a “Adam,” a/k/a “Anthony,” a/k/a “A,” DEION JOHNSON, a/k/a “Billz,” a/k/a “Black,” NATHAN SMITH, a/k/a “Youngin,” a/k/a “600,” a/k/a “Six,” ESTIBEN OLIVA, a/k/a “Mula,” JOHN GRAVES, a/k/a “Nephew,” ALI DOBY, a/k/a

Armed Bank Robber from Floyds Knobs Sentenced to Twelve Years in Federal Prison for Committing Five Robberies in Ten Weeks

DOJ PressJune 22, 20220

INDIANAPOLIS – Daniel Wilkinson, 30, of Floyds Knobs, Indiana, was sentenced yesterday to twelve years in federal prison after pleading guilty to five different Indianapolis area bank robberies, and two counts of use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence. According to court documents, between September 5 and November 17, 2020, Wilkinson robbed five different Chase Bank branches in the Indianapolis area. During each robbery Wilkinson entered the bank alone and gave a teller a note announcing that he was robbing the bank and demanding money. During his bank robbery spree, Wilkinson stole a total

Pamlico County Man Sentenced to Over Twelve Years for Drug Conspiracy

DOJ PressJune 7, 20220

RALEIGH, N.C. – A Pamlico County man was sentenced to 151 months in prison for drug conspiracy and distribution offenses. On December 1, 2021, Lionel Dangelo Hatch Jr., pled guilty to the charges. According to court documents and other information presented in court, Hatch, 37, was involved in a drug conspiracy spanning from 2005 to 2019. He pled guilty to involvement in a conspiracy that distributed and possessed with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine, 28 grams or more of cocaine base (crack), and a quantity of marijuana. Hatch also personally distributed quantities of cocaine or cocaine

Twelve Defendants Sentenced for Tax Felonies and Immigration Crimes after Major Undercover Operation

DOJ PressMay 26, 20220

FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA — Twelve Defendants across seven construction-related companies have been sentenced for employment tax fraud felonies and crimes related to hiring unauthorized aliens in the largest criminal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) operation in the history of the Pee Dee region. The convictions are the first to come from an expansive multi-year undercover investigation in the Myrtle Beach area and throughout the South Carolina coast led by the IRS and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The operation targeted those in the construction industry who used unlicensed check cashers to facilitate under-the-table cash payments to employees, many of whom were unauthorized aliens.

Twelve defendants charged related to drug distribution conspiracy after joint federal, state, and local operation in North Charleston

DOJ PressFebruary 24, 20220

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA — A joint team of federal, state, and local law enforcement officers arrested 12 individuals today who have all been charged in federal court for their roles in a drug trafficking organization that operated in and around North Charleston. These defendants have been charged by indictment with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana. Additionally, some of the defendants have been charged with various firearms offenses. The following defendants have been arrested: FREDRICK WENDELL MCCRAY, a/k/a “Dub,” 41, of North Charleston was charged with conspiring to distribute five

Twelve arrested on illegal gun charges in Trenton

Your NewsJanuary 25, 20220

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General Andrew J. Bruck today announced the indictment of 15 individuals after an investigation by the New Jersey State Police led to the seizure of six guns including two ghost guns, four high-capacity magazines, hollow-point ammunition, and drugs from a party bus traveling through Mercer County in October. The charges stem from an investigation by the New Jersey State Police. On October 30, 2021, detectives with the Crime Suppression Central Unit learned that a party bus carrying multiple occupants in possession of weapons was traveling through Mercer County and that it would return to the Trenton area

Gaston Man Sentenced to More Than Twelve Years in Federal Prison on Drug Charge

DOJ PressNovember 16, 20210

Columbia, South Carolina — Acting United States Attorney M. Rhett DeHart announced today that Johnny Ray Kinsey, Jr., 46, of Gaston, was sentenced to more than twelve years in federal prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. Evidence presented to the court showed that on June 15, 2018, a Trooper with South Carolina Highway Patrol responded to a vehicle hit and run call. After responding to the initial hit and run call, the Trooper then met with a Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office Deputy. The Deputy had stopped a vehicle, driven by Kinsey, that matched the description

Twelve Plead Guilty to Tax and Immigration Charges after Undercover Operation Marking Largest Criminal Tax Case in Pee Dee History

DOJ PressOctober 26, 20210

Florence, South Carolina — Acting United States Attorney M. Rhett DeHart announced today that 12 individuals across seven construction-related companies have pleaded guilty to charges related to employment tax fraud and hiring unauthorized aliens in the largest criminal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) operation in the history of the Pee Dee region. The pleas are the first to come from an expansive multi-year undercover investigation in the Myrtle Beach area and throughout the South Carolina coast led by the IRS and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The operation targeted those in the construction industry who used unlicensed check cashers to facilitate under-the-table

Fugitive for Over Twenty Years Sentenced to Twelve Years in Prison for Large-Scale Heroin Trafficking

DOJ PressOctober 20, 20210

Urbana, Ill. – A Chicago, Ill., man, Hector Castaneda, 59, of the 2400 block of South Springfield Avenue, has been sentenced to twelve years in federal prison for his role in a 1997 drug conspiracy involving almost twenty kilograms of heroin. From 1996 to 1997, Castaneda and his four co-defendants, Ramiro S. Trevino, Raul Cruz-Velasco, Joseph L. Cuevas, and Jose G. Villanueva, were involved in a conspiracy to transport heroin from Texas to Chicago. The conspirators transported five kilograms of heroin from Texas to Chicago on four occasions. On the last occasion, July 5, 1997, a deputy with the Kankakee