The troubled Muslim woman who slashed her Staten Island husband as he slept told police she lay in bed next to him for a half-hour with the knife, weighing whether she should kill him.
Four-year-old Jayden Lenescar was whipped bloody in a bathtub and left in agony for two days before his death – all because he touched himself.
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Cavedric McNair, of Charlotte, North Carolina, was sentenced in Columbia, South Carolina to 216 months in prison for conspiracy to distribute cocaine.
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A 46-count federal superseding indictment was returned charging five members of the “Krazy Locos” gang with two homicides, attempted Hobbs Act robbery, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and firearms, and numerous sales of firearms, narcotics, a grenade, and a bulletproof vest.
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Optimal Group, Inc.–a company based in Canada and publicly traded on the NASDAQ–agreed to forfeit approximately $19.2 million in criminal proceeds derived from processing payments for illegal Internet gambling websites as part of a non-prosecution agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Manhattan.
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Andrei Ulisses Chavez and Francisco Javier Serrano, both Mexican citizens living in Phoenix, Arizona, two of the so-called “Wig Bandits”–who donned wigs during the commission of armed bank robberies–were sentenced to 18 years and 20 years in prison, respectively, for their crimes.
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Dennis L. Gil Bernardez, of Landover, Maryland, the gunman in an MS-13 shooting, was sentenced to 80 years in prison for attempting to murder rival gang members on October 6, 2008, at a park near homes in Reston, Virginia.
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Positive Home Oxygen, LLC; its owner, Jeffrey McElveen, of Franklinton, Louisiana; and Dr. Robert Cleveland, of Greenburg, Louisiana, were sentenced for violations of health care fraud.
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A convicted cop killer, who was granted parole last year before the family of slain NYPD Officer Stephen Gilroy could be heard, will remain in state prison for at least the next six months.
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A parolee was convicted Thursday of murdering a popular Brooklyn dry cleaner last year while he was out on bail for another robbery.