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ay a $2,000 fine and to have no contact with Davis, his office or members of his family." The man "pleaded guilty in July in U.S. District Court in Springfield to a charge of making a threat to a federal official. The offense carried a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison." Continuing Coverage: Nort

f fraudsters who romanced more than 200 victims — many of them `elderly and isolated' — to siphon funds from their savings and retirement accounts." David Annor, 27, and Lesley Armor, 22, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, "were arrested for money laundering last week. The feds say their co- conspirators courted the

rginia said in a statement." She will be sentenced in March. Counter-Terrorism Judge Declares Mistrial In Massachusetts Attempted Arson Case. The Springfield (MA) Republican <https://www.masslive.corn/news/2020/11/judge-declares-mistrial-in-john- rathbun-attempted-arson-case-after-jury-deadlocks.html> (11/

o brothers from Gaithersburg, Maryland have been arrested on federal charges stemming from an alleged romance scam involving 200 victims worldwide." David Annor, 27, and Lesley Annor, 22, "were arrested on Nov. 16 and charged with money laundering, according to Robert Hur, the U.S. Attorney for Maryland. Th

rginia said in a statement." She will be sentenced in March. COUNTER-TERRORISM Judge Declares Mistrial In Massachusetts Attempted Arson Case. The Springfield (MA) Republican (11/23, Barry, 395K) reports, "After roughly eight hours of deliberating, jurors in an attempted arson case reported they were hopel

brothers from Gaithersburg, Maryland have been arrested on federal charges stemming from an alleged romance scam involving 200 victims worldwide." David Annor, 27, and Lesley Annor, 22, "were arrested on Nov. 16 and charged with money laundering, according to Robert Hur, the U.S. Attorney for Maryland. Th

ay a $2,000 fine and to have no contact with Davis, his office or members of his family." The man "pleaded guilty in July in U.S. District Court in Springfield to a charge of making a threat to a federal official. The offense carried a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison." Continuing Coverage: Nort

fraudsters who romanced more than 200 victims - many of them `elderly and isolated' - to siphon funds from their savings and retirement accounts." David Annor, 27, and Lesley Annor, 22, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, "were arrested for money laundering last week. The feds say their co-conspirators courted the