Epstein Secrets

oldberg, Ollstein, Roubein, 4.29M) reports that Trump campaign surrogates have been "fanning out to battlegrounds like Arizona, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina" in Trump's absence, "and while many events are outdoors, some have not followed state and city limits on large crowds, the campaign isn't requirin

d local law enforcement officers working jointly on drug trafficking cases in the Western District of Louisiana." In other website coverage, KSLA-TV Shreveport, LA (10/8, Gibson, 17K) reports the DEA's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force conducted an investigation that was "called Operation Hustle

Goldberg, Ollstein, Roubein, 4.29M) reports that Trump campaign surrogates have been "fanning out to battlegrounds like Arizona, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina" in Trump's absence, "and while many events are outdoors, some have not followed state and city limits on large crowds, the campaign isn't requirin

BS-TV <https://www.ktbs.com/news/details-of-operation-hustle-city-released-13- indicted-27-arrested/article_cc50feac-097d-Heb-9e6e-831121b6b45c.html> Shreveport, LA (10/8, 68K) reports 13 "people have been indicted on federal drug charges and 27 arrested on state charges in connection with" an investigation

1> (7/23, 535K) last night, "We are setting an example and we don't want people so close together. We have such enthusiasm, and you know we went to North Carolina we wanted to do it there. It was all set. We would build a beautiful facility. They got hit hard, and then the governor really, he could have treate

rry out political favors," is scheduled to be sentenced on July 29. Former Louisiana Public Officials Charged With Credit Card, Identity Fraud. The Shreveport (LA) Times <https://www.shreveporttimes.corn/story/news/crime/2020/07/23/ex-city- shreveport-employee-faces-fraud-identity-theft-charges/5496059002/>

f thousands" of voters who made choices in downballot races but did not vote for president. A USA Today analysis "of unofficial results in Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Michigan found up to 40,000 voters in each of these highly competitive states opted for none of the candidates listed on the presidentia

and, in doing so, betrayed the trust of the citizens of DeKalb County." Former Louisiana Financial Adviser Sentenced For Role In Fraud Scheme. The Shreveport (LA) Times <https://www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/crime/2020/11/10/ex-financial- advisor-sentenced-6-years-federal-prison/6241536002/> (11/10, 1

Goldberg, Ollstein, Roubein, 4.29M) reports that Trump campaign surrogates have been "fanning out to battlegrounds like Arizona, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina" in Trump's absence, "and while many events are outdoors, some have not followed state and city limits on large crowds, the campaign isn't requirin

local law enforcement officers working jointly on drug trafficking cases in the Western District of Louisiana." In other website coverage, KSLA-TV Shreveport, LA (10/8, Gibson, 17K) reports the DEA's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force conducted an investigation that was "called Operation Hustle C

f thousands" of voters who made choices in downballot races but did not vote for president. A USA Today analysis "of unofficial results in Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Michigan found up to 40,000 voters in each of these highly competitive states opted for none of the candidates listed on the presidenti

and, in doing so, betrayed the trust of the citizens of DeKalb County." Former Louisiana Financial Adviser Sentenced For Role In Fraud Scheme. The Shreveport (LA) Times (11/10, 128K) reports, "Gregory Alan Smith, 58, of Shreveport was sentenced Tuesday by United States District Judge S. Maurice Hicks, Jr.

ty (7/23, 535K) last night, "We are setting an example and we don't want people so close together. We have such enthusiasm, and you know we went to North Carolina we wanted to do it there. It was all set. We would build a beautiful facility. They got hit hard, and then the governor really, he could have treate

ry out political favors," is scheduled to be sentenced on July 29. Former Louisiana Public Officials Charged With Credit Card, Identity Fraud. The Shreveport (LA) Times (7/23, 128K) reports former City of Shreveport Public Works employee Tory Deshawn Jackson and Jawaski L. Johnson "were indicted Wednesday

ty (7/23, 535K) last night, "We are setting an example and we don't want people so close together. We have such enthusiasm, and you know we went to North Carolina we wanted to do it there. It was all set. We would build a beautiful facility. They got hit hard, and then the governor really, he could have treate

l favors," is scheduled to be sentenced on July 29. EFTA01658136 Former Louisiana Public Officials Charged With Credit Card, Identity Fraud. The Shreveport (LA) Times (7/23, 128K) reports former City of Shreveport Public Works employee Tory Deshawn Jackson and Jawaski L. Johnson "were indicted Wednesday

Goldberg, Ollstein, Roubein, 4.29M) reports that Trump campaign surrogates have been "fanning out to battlegrounds like Arizona, Florida, Nevada and North Carolina" in Trump's absence, "and while many events are outdoors, some have not followed state and city limits on large crowds, the campaign isn't requirin

local law enforcement officers working jointly on drug trafficking cases in the Western District of Louisiana." In other website coverage, KSLA-TV Shreveport, LA (10/8, Gibson, 17K) reports the DEA's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force conducted an investigation that was "called Operation Hustle C

f thousands" of voters who made choices in downballot races but did not vote for president. A USA Today analysis "of unofficial results in Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada and Michigan found up to 40,000 voters in each of these highly competitive states opted for none of the candidates listed on the presidenti

and, in doing so, betrayed the trust of the citizens of DeKalb County." Former Louisiana Financial Adviser Sentenced For Role In Fraud Scheme. The Shreveport (LA) Times (11/10, 128K) reports, "Gregory Alan Smith, 58, of Shreveport was sentenced Tuesday by United States District Judge S. Maurice Hicks, Jr.