Daniel Earl Danforth, of Minden, Louisiana, was indicted for hate crime violations and obstruction of justice charges stemming from a cross-burning incident in Athens, Louisiana at the home of an interracial couple.
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Mob turncoat John Alite tied an imaginary noose around his neck Wednesday so he could hang another murder on John A. (Junior) Gotti.
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The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey has agreed to pay the government $8.3 million to settle allegations that it illegally paid kickbacks to cardiologists and caused the submission of false claims to Medicare.
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The sister of a Queens drug dealer who prosecutors charge was rubbed out on orders from John A. (Junior) Gotti ripped the accused gangster as “scum of the earth” in a furious five-page letter obtained by The Daily News.
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Thamud Eldridge, Kashika Speed, Kevin Allen, and Galen Rose, all of Buffalo, New York, were indicted on charges including racketeering, violent crimes in aid of racketeering, robbery, drug distribution conspiracy, and murder.
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Joel Thomas Smith, of Wilson, Michigan, a member of the Hannahville Indian Community, was sentenced to 36 months in prison in connection with an incident during which he assaulted his teenage girlfriend and threatened to stab her in the throat.
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A project engineer, two prime contractor employees, and a subcontractor were charged in New Orleans, Louisiana with conspiracy to bribe a state official in connection with a federally funded highway project.
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Lowantha Calloway, of Huntington, West Virginia, was sentenced to five years in prison for possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine.
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Michael Robert Wiseman, who was wanted in Arizona for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor, was arrested by officials from the National Police Corps attached to the Malaga International Airport in Spain.
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Police have identified the suspect in the fatal stabbing of a young man outside the main post office – because a cop recognized him from their days in the military.
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