A woman accused of torching her ex-boyfriend in a jealous rage – igniting a fire that killed four people – was cleared of murder charges Wednesday.
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Of the accused Russian spies the FBI nabbed this week, none surprised more people than Spanish-language journalist Vicky Pelaez.
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Ignacio Mejjia, of Hartford, Connecticut, was sentenced to 46 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for his participation in a Hartford-area narcotics trafficking ring.
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The Brooklyn bus driver pummeled by an irate rider Monday morning feared for his life while being battered – and worried about his other passengers.
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Raul Suner, of Milford, Connecticut, was sentenced to 108 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for using violence and threats of violence while conducting an illegal gambling operation and for possessing a firearm after being convicted of a felony offense.
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Henry Doyce Gresham, Jr. and Charles James Clark, both former Houston County (Texas) sheriff’s deputies, were sentenced for their roles in the assault of a Crockett, Texas man.
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They were the best of friends. The two couples hiked, had barbecues and birthday parties with each other, and their children loved playing together. But one of the families in this comfortable New Jersey life had a secret.
Robert Ammerman and Mike Ammerman, doing business as Farmers Tobacco in Cynthiana, Kentucky, pled guilty in Oxford, Mississippi to making and causing to be made false monthly tobacco reports.
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A 26-year-old Hutchinson, Minnesota, man pleaded guilty in federal court in Minneapolis to providing the Federal Bureau of Investigation with false information regarding a supposed bomb threat involving an Oklahoma sports arena.
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The 11th suspect in an alleged Russian spy ring straight out of the Cold War has been busted in Cyprus.