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." Miguel "Midnight" Arnold, 32, "commenced that campaign after a jury convicted him during a trial in U.S. Middle District Court late last month." Arnold "was among five people charged with running a `significant' prostitution and drug ring that originated in Harrisburg and operated from the fall of 2

Task Force "conducted the investigation." KHOU-TV Houston (7/8, Delony, 207K) also reports. Convicted Ohio Terrorist Granted Name Change. WXIX-TV Cincinnati (7/8, Hager, 42K) reports from Fairton, New Jersey, "A Green Township man serving 30 years in a Fairton, New Jersey prison for plotting to attack th

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flight risk, in part, because of Youngblut's purported connections with other deaths, which prosecutors did not specify. NewsNation (02/04, Becker, Arnold), VICE (02/04, Prada), and California City News (02/04, Staff Writer) also reported on the story. Former Congressman Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud Ch

ury goods stolen from homes across the country has been linked to a theft at the residence of a "high-profile athlete in Ohio" on the same day that Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's home was broken into, federal authorities said in court documents released Tuesday. The article revealed that grand

rt for the District of South Dakota, Charles B. Kommann, J., imposed a 295-month sentence, and defendant appealed. Holdings: The Court of Appeals, Arnold, Cir- cuit Judge, held that: (1) defendant forfeited his Ex Post Facto Clause argument, and (2) district court made adequate findings to support

, and a warrant for his arrest issued on December 15, 2005. Law enforcement officials executed this arrest war- rant the following day at a home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Johnson resided there as a live-in babysitter for the same family with whom he had lived in Indianapolis. The law enforcement official