The holiday bargains couldn’t have been that good. A Long Island lawyer who is nine-months’ pregnant was busted for leaving her 2-year-old daughter alone in her car while she shopped at Walmart, cops said Sunday.
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Victoria R. Meisner, of Boca Raton, the wife of convicted commodities trader Michael A. Meisner, pled guilty to filing a false tax return.
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Christopher Simmons, Joshua Bell, and Preston Savell were each sentenced in Midland, Texas to 311 months in federal prison for the attempted robbery of an armored car at a Western National Bank in Odessa, Texas on June 4, 2009.
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Al Sharpton’s ex-wife and daughter launched an obscenity-laced tirade and tried to avoid being handcuffed after a Harlem traffic stop, prosecutors charged Monday.
John N. Ehrman, of The Woodlands, Texas, the former CEO of Rocky Mountain Energy Corporation, was sentenced in Houston to six months in prison on his conviction for making a false filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in which he misrepresented the amount of outstanding shares in the company.
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Katherin Elizabeth Terry of Pecos, Texas, a former corrections officer at the Reeves County Detention Center, pled guilty to accepting bribes in exchange for smuggling iPods to an inmate at that facility.
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A Bronx teen leaving a party was shot and killed just two blocks from his home early Sunday, cops said.
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A respected federal judge slammed the NYPD Monday as plagued by “widespread falsification by arresting officers.”
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In a rare reversal of roles, three federal court judges are headed for the witness stand this week. A New Jersey-based shock jock is charged with threatening to kill the appellate judges after they upheld a ban on handguns.
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Samuel Bradley, of Centuria, Wisconsin, was sentence to 78 months in prison and a 30-year period of supervised release for possessing child pornography.