Chaunsay Beckwith, of Tucker, Georgia, the owner of an alternative medicine clinic, was sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison for defrauding insurance companies and Medicare in a hyperbaric therapy scheme.
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Shalome Odokara, of Portland, Maine, pled guilty to submitting false documents to her probation officer regarding her finances and activity in her bank accounts.
Matthew Weigman and Sean Paul Benton were sentenced in Dallas, Texas to 135 months and 18 months in prison, respectively, for their roles in a swatting conspiracy.
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Jesse William McGraw, of Arlington, Texas, who worked as a security guard at a Dallas hospital, was arrested on federal charges in connection with hacking into and compromising said hospital’s computer system.
Gilbert Holmes, of Parker, Arizona, a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, was sentenced to more than 33 years in federal prison for murdering a 40-year-old woman with whom he had a child.
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Arlene Francis, of Parkville, Missouri, was sentenced to three years probation on charges of money laundering.
Lyle Wilson, of White Clay, South Dakota, was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
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Jayson Tavernier, of Springfield, Massachusetts, pled guilty to distributing more than 50 grams of cocaine base.
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AN MTA employee is suing the city after he spent several hours in jail for taking a photo of a passing subway train.
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Frank George Czerwinski, Jr., formerly of Easton, Pennsylvania, was sentenced in Camden, New Jersey to 137 months in federal prison for committing two bank robberies in New Jersey and one in Pennsylvania.