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ers during Cognizant's internal investigation of an alleged $2.5 million bribe paid to Indian officials overseeing a Cognizant construction project. McNulty acknowledged that Cognizant was motivated to cooperate with prosecutors after informing the DOJ about the "facilitation payment" But the government

akes The Chicago Tribune (09/05, Meisner) reported that federal prosecutors are seeking a 1334-year prison sentence for Xuanyu Harry Pang, a former U.S. Navy sailor who pleaded guilty to plotting a terrorist attack at Naval Station Great Lakes and conspiring with what he believed were Iranian operatives.

t Criminal Apprehension Program, who was working with state investigators, was then able to locate a 1993 rape case from Bloomington, Indiana, where McNulty was the named suspect. According to the article, McNulty was identified as the perpetrator after his DNA was matched to evidence from the crimes, a

multiple charges, resulting in a conviction that included failure to obey a lawful order and violation of a lawful general order. Furthermore, two U.S. Navy sailors, Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao (also known as Thomas Zhao) and Jinchao Wei, were arrested in separate cases for their attempts to pass military

saulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers during the Jan. 6 Insurrection. According to the article, the FBI played a key role in identifying McNulty by comparing images from the riot with other sources, ultimately charging him with multiple offenses, though some were later dropped. The FBI said a