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Armed Burger King $459 Robbery and Police Chase Bring Illinois Man 33-Year Sentence
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Nine Alleged Makk Ballers Members Charged in RICO Case Tied to Deadly Ambush
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911 Call Backfires: San Diego Man Gets 14 Years for Preying on Teenage Girls
SAN DIEGO — A San Diego man’s call to 911 for help ultimately exposed his yearslong effort to prey on teenage girls through social media, according to federal prosecutors. Jose De Jesus…
Felon Gets More Than 8 Years After Deputies Find Machine Gun
TAMPA, Fla. — A convicted felon whose DNA was found on a firearm converted into a machine gun has been sentenced to eight years and four months in federal prison. Edward Anderson,…
Supreme Court Hands Trump a Temporary Victory — but Doesn’t Rule His Mail-Ballot Order Is Legal
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Five Plead Guilty in Kansas ATM ‘Jackpotting’ Plot as FBI Warns Banks of Growing Threat
TOPEKA, KAN – After a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) investigation, five Venezuelan nationals admitted guilt in attempting to steal U.S. currency from automated teller machines (ATMs), federal prosecutors announced Monday. U.S….
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Cohen v. California that the government generally cannot arrest someone merely for publicly displaying a vulgar word as part of a political message. The 1971…
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Federal prosecutors charged three Southern California defendants in an alleged scheme involving more than $8.1 million in stolen checks, including Treasury payments.