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ering a police officer." The Daily Caller <https://dailycaller.corn/2020/08/27/virginia-general-assembly-police-assault-misdemeanor-felony/> (8/27, Lancaster, 716K), among other news outlets, also reports the story. Thousands To March Against Police Brutality In DC Friday. The Wall Street Journal <https:

s as part of a scheme to enable ATM withdrawals." The investigation into the "cryptocurrency accounts also involved the FBI, U.S. Cyber Command and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)." The Wall Street Journal <https://www.wsj.corn/articles/u-s-moves-to-seize-cryptocurrency-accounts-linked-to- EFTA00136584 north-korean-hei

er's car spotted near a wooded area where clothing believed to be the victim's was found. The FBI has joined the case." The AP (7/11) reports from Lancaster, "A man is charged with kidnapping an Amish woman who disappeared in Pennsylvania several weeks ago and remains missing - but EFTA00150702 invest

guilty to federal tax fraud charges on Friday." They "were charged in an 11-count indictment last month following a yearslong investigation led by the Internal Revenue Service and the FBI." North Carolina Man Sentenced For Running Ponzi Scheme. The Asheville (NC) Citizen-Times (7/10, Boyle, 138K) reports, "Saying Ponzi sc

the department has also faced criticism for two other violent arrests caught on camera. One, involving a woman thrown to the ground by a deputy in Lancaster, is also under FBI investigation. The other, involving a transgender man who was beaten during a traffic stop, has generated calls for further scrut

U.S. Attorney's Office. The SSNDOB scheme, which stands for social security number date of birth, impacted about 24 million people across the U.S., the Internal Revenue Service says. The article noted that police in Cyprus and Latvia worked with the FBI and Internal Revenue Service on dismantling the scheme. White House To

d and wire fraud. According to the article, the charges allege that Heller used money from new investors to fund payments to existing investors in a Lancaster-based ATM network that drew $770 million in investments. In a Department of Justice press release, Wayne A. Jacobs, Special Agent in Charge of the

inaloa cartel in seven transactions in the spring of 2021. The article noted that this case was investigated by the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the FBI, the St. Louis County Police, the Bridgeton Police Department, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, and the St. Charles County Po