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Two Honolulu Police Department Officers Charged With Federal Civil Rights Offenses
Two Honolulu Police Department officers were arrested today and charged in federal court with civil rights violations.
Month: April 2019
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Former Leader of Honduran Cocaine Trafficking Organization Sentenced to 37 Years in Prison
The former leader of a large-scale Honduran drug trafficking organization was sentenced today to 37 years in prison for trafficking thousands of kilograms of cocaine bound for the United States.
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South Florida Health Care Facility Owner Convicted for Role in Largest Health Care Fraud Scheme Ever Charged by The Department of Justice, Involving $1.3 Billion in Fraudulent Claims
A federal jury found a South Florida health care facility owner guilty today for his role in the largest health care fraud scheme ever charged by the Justice Department, involving over $1.3 billion in fraudulent […]
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Defense Department Employee Sentenced to Prison for Receipt of Child Pornography
An Alexandria, Virginia man was sentenced today to nine years in prison followed by 10 years of supervised release for receipt of child pornography.
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New Multilateral Framework on Procedures Approved by the International Competition Network
“Adopting the Framework on Competition Agency Procedures is a remarkable and historic achievement for antitrust enforcement,” said Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim of the Antitrust Division. “It sends a clear signal that competition agencies across […]
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Body of missing 4-year-old girl believed to be recovered from creek on Navajo Nation in Utah
Published at 2:06 pm, April 4, 2019 | Updated at 2:08 pm, April 4, 2019 ANETH, San Juan County — Police have recovered the body they believe belongs to a 4-year-old girl who wandered off three weeks […]
Maskwacis First Nations fear UCP win will jeopardize solar energy investment
… Ermineskin, one of four First Nations at Maskwacis, is in … kilowatt hours, enabling the First Nation to save up to … band councillor Desmond Bull. First Nations peoples have always lived in … of […]
Alaska tribes receive nearly $2.5M to support crime victims
The Tetlin Tribal Council was awarded $513,865 to conduct a community needs … of crime through strategic planning and enhanced training of program staff. “American Indian and Alaska Native crime …The Tetlin Tribal Council was […]
Organizers hope to take a step toward world peace at Vallejo Sister City event
Also, Filipino dancers, African praise dancers, a Tae Kwon Do team, Seven Generations Inter-Tribal Council, and a vocalist performing Israeli songs are also on the event’s playbill. At troupe at an …Also, Filipino dancers, African […]