Epstein Secrets

detaining immigrants. [Continue Reading] Law360: "NJ AG Wins Fight Over Sharing Immigration Info With Feds," Unattributed, July 30, 2020, 9:26 PM New Jersey's top federal judge has ruled that the state may decide how much its law enforcement agencies participate in enforcing immigration regulations, handin

Spencerport Road in Gates on October 31 and the M&T Bank on Panorama Trail in Penfield on December 17. [Continue Reading] EFTA00040911 KATV-ABC (Little Rock, AR): "Former Arkansas prison guard sentenced to prison for smuggling contraband," Unattributed, July 30, 2020, 7:00 PM A former Arkansas prison gu

to plotting to sell unregistered securities in connection with his role in a $722 million cryptocurrency mining scheme known as the BitClub Network, New Jersey's top federal prosecutor announced. [Continue Reading] BuzzFeed: "A Mail Carrier Took People's Absentee Ballot Requests And Switched Their Party To

nd state law enforcement plays a huge role in the overall issue of criminal justice. According to content partner KARK, the Attorney General was in Little Rock to attend a Federal and Local Law Enforcement Roundtable, plus met EFTA00064700 with Gov. Asa Hutchinson, Sen. Tom Cotton and Arkansas Attorney Ge

n't really clear on this" because new data shows that no state "is close to 85 percent of its population hitting" full vaccination. South Dakota and New Jersey are the two states past 85% at this time, but it is because both states have dealt with extensive COVID waves. He warns that a failure to address th

ren." The article notes that the FBI took part in the investigation. Arkansas Residents Charged With Selling Non-Existent Purebred Puppies. KTHV-TV Little Rock, AR (5/5, 125K) reports Helda Berinyuy and Thierry Ekwelle of Malvern, Arkansas, "have been accused of fraudulently selling purebred puppies to 153

me to get insurance reimbursements for phony prescriptions and faces up to a decade in prison, according to a news release. The former co-owner of a New Jersey marketing company last week pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud via video conference before U.S. District Judge John Michael Vaz

rse Informs Attendees About Rights. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (8/2, Sanders, 307K) reports, "With tables 6 feet apart Saturday, FBI agents from Little Rock taught a public course in Jacksonville on federal civil rights and 'color of law' investigations as they pertain to law enforcement. The goal was to

April 13 after video published by vigilante group OBL Global showed him allegedly trying to meet up with someone he thought was an underaged girl in New Jersey. The article added that Singh has not been arrested, but Borgia previously said she referred the case to the FBI and the Westchester District Attorn

ical school cadavers to a Pennsylvania man for nearly $11,000. According to the article, the April 5 indictment, unsealed Friday in federal court in Little Rock, accuses Candace Chapman Scott, 36, a former mortuary worker, of setting up the transactions with a man she met through a Facebook group about "odd

ms accusing the US government of letting a Middle East ally `get away with the murder of our loved ones." The Post adds, "A group of 22 New York and New Jersey federal lawmakers, including lone Republican Nicole Malliotakis and NY Sens. Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, sent a letter to US Attorney Gene

10 women and two men." Atkins, 25, "was arrested in July 2018 after the arrest the previous month of a 17-year-old girl on a prostitution charge by Little Rock police that was later tied to Atkins through cellphone records, social media accounts, online ads on an escort service site authorities said was a

reports, "Eight men targeted Asian homeowners for theft as part of an intricate multistate burglary ring that preyed mainly on restaurant owners in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware, federal prosecutors said on Tuesday." The Times adds, "The defendants were accused of rifling through cars par

ourt-authorized law enforcement operation with several of its federal, state and local partners. Connor Hagan, public affairs officer for the FBI's Little Rock office, said these locations include residences off Arkansas 255 in Central City, as well as Vintage Vibes, a guitar store at 8819 Rogers Ave. in Fo

me to get insurance reimbursements for phony prescriptions and faces up to a decade in prison, according to a news release. The former co-owner of a New Jersey marketing company last week pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud via video conference before U.S. District Judge John Michael Vaz

rse Informs Attendees About Rights. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (8/2, Sanders, 307K) reports, "With tables 6 feet apart Saturday, FBI agents from Little Rock taught a public course in Jacksonville on federal civil rights and 'color of law' investigations as they pertain to law enforcement. The goal was to