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e "had active warrants for his arrest due to a parole violation." White Supremacist Group Distributes Flyers In San Antonio, Texas. EFTA00137060 The San Antonio Express-News <https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/White-supremacist-group- distributes-flyers-on-San-15711765.php> (11/8, Picon, 762K) reports, "A whit

ers filed this week by the U.S. attorney's office said that 10 people have thus far been charged in the case. Prosecutors asked U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson to sentence each within the federal guideline ranges calculated by the probation office." US Charges Two Florida Men With Targeting Ohio Elderly In

ed List," and he "had active warrants for his arrest due to a parole violation." White Supremacist Group Distributes Flyers In San Antonio, Texas. The San Antonio Express-News (11/8, Picon, 762K) reports, "A white supremacist organization dropped more than 1,000 flyers denouncing abortion, the Black Lives Matter movement a

pers filed this week by the U.S. attorney's office said that 10 people have thus far been charged in the case. Prosecutors asked U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson to sentence each within the federal guideline ranges calculated by the probation office." US Charges Two Florida Men With Targeting Ohio Elderly In

ld hear them being used as investigators searched the home and garage." EFTA00150660 FBI Arrests 22 In Connection With Texas Drug Investigation. The San Antonio Express-News (4/16, Pettaway, 685K) reported, "The FBI arrested 22" Texas residents in connection with an investigation of "drug trafficking in the San Antonio a

s difficult to convince EFTA00150662 them that they were legitimate agents, Kaitlin G. Cooke, an assistant U.S. Attorney told U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson on Friday." Stammer Takes Pennsylvania Widow For Entire Savings. The Detroit Free Press (4/16, Tompor, 2.16M) reports Kate Kleinert of Glenolden, P

ed List," and he "had active warrants for his arrest due to a parole violation." White Supremacist Group Distributes Flyers In San Antonio, Texas. The San Antonio Express-News (11/8, Picon, 762K) reports, "A white supremacist organization dropped more than 1,000 flyers denouncing abortion, the Black Lives Matter movement a

pers filed this week by the U.S. attorney's office said that 10 people have thus far been charged in the case. Prosecutors asked U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson to sentence each within the federal guideline ranges calculated by the probation office." US Charges Two Florida Men With Targeting Ohio Elderly In