Tag: Department of Justice
Spring Hill man going to prison after pleading guilty to staging dog fights at his home
The Florida man hosted and staged Pit-Bull dog fights at his home and traveled to other dog fights in Fl, plus Massachusetts and Connecticut
Justice Department sues Houston County, Georgia, for violating Black voters’ rights
Lawsuit alleges that the County’s method of electing county commissioners discriminates against Black voters and Black candidates for office
Proud Boys leaders sentenced to prison for Jan. 6 Capitol riot: Joe Biggs, 17 years; Zachary Rehl, 15 years
Their multiple felony charges included the enhancement for the federal crime of terrorism
Russian hacker arrested, charged with initiating LockBit ransomware attacks against U.S. and foreign businesses
Ruslan Magomedovich Astamirov, 20, is looking at a max 25 years in jail and a $250,000 fine
Microsoft settles, pays $20 million in civil suit for violating children’s privacy laws
The U.S. sued Microsoft for collecting and retaining personal information from kids using the Xbox Live service
Wichita man who used guns, death threats, racial slurs to intimidate Blacks charged with hate crimes
If convicted on all counts, the Kansas man is looking at a possible 22 years behind bars
Four Proud Boys leaders found guilty of Seditious Conspiracy in January 6 assault on U.S. Capitol
All Defendants Convicted of Multiple Felonies
DOJ, U.S. Attorneys General join to oppose Texas Court’s decision to block access to medication abortion
The Biden Administration along with the DOJ and U.S. Attorneys Generals from 19 States formally appealed the Texas Judge’s decision that seeks to block FDA approval of the commonly used abortion pill mifepristone
Sophisticated 1,744’ drug smuggling tunnel discovered running from Mexico to San Diego
Runs the length of 6 football fields with rails, electric and ventilation
Congressional staffer looking at 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to theft of public funds
Director of Operations Sterling Carter from Illinois Rep. Brad Schneider’s office, paid himself more than he was owed
