Tag: 1992
Tualatin Industries, Illegal Dumping, Oregon 1993
Tualatin, OR – A wood siding painting and staining company, Tualatin Industries, Incorporated, along with its officers, faced federal charges in 1992 and 1993 for the illegal disposal of hazardous waste on U.S. Forest Service land. The case, investigated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), revealed a deliberate effort to circumvent environmental regulations and unlawfully…
Salvatore Sortino, Clean Water Act Violation, Pennsylvania 1993
Easton, PA – Salvatore A. Sortino, a former operations supervisor at the Easton Area Joint Wastewater Treatment Plant, was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison in February 1993 following a conviction related to illegal discharges into waterways, violating federal environmental regulations. The case, stemming from events in 1992, exposed a pattern of negligence and…
Tavakol Convicted of Violent Crime, Illinois 1992
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William Sentenced for Violent Crime, Maryland, 1992
A federal grand jury in the Maryland District Court, case number MDD filed on 1992-07-15, has indicted William, a Maryland resident, on charges of Violent Crime in a shocking case that has sent shockwaves throughout the community. According to court documents, the defendant, William, is accused of committing a heinous Violent Crime in the state…
J. Patrick Dowd, Ocean Dumping, Delaware 1994
Wilmington, DE – J. Patrick Dowd, former president of Coastal Carriers Corp., was sentenced in 1994 following a federal conviction for his role in an illegal ocean dumping scheme that saw incinerator ash from Philadelphia illegally disposed of in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The case, brought by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), exposed a…
Chemical Conservation of Georgia, Hazardous Waste, Georgia 1992
Valdosta, GA – Chemical Conservation of Georgia, Incorporated (CCGI), a hazardous waste fuel-blending and solvent recycling facility, and former plant manager, Goldfuss, have been convicted of illegally treating hazardous waste in a case brought forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The guilty pleas, entered on July 8, 1992, conclude a criminal investigation into the…
Chemical Conservation of Georgia, Hazardous Waste, GA 1992
Valdosta, GA – Chemical Conservation of Georgia, Incorporated (CCGI), a hazardous waste fuel-blending and solvent recycling facility, and former plant manager, Goldfuss, have been convicted of illegally treating hazardous waste in a case brought forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The guilty pleas, entered on July 8, 1992, conclude a criminal investigation into the…
James Anhalt, Violent Crime, Illinois 1992
On July 1, 1992, the ILND Federal District court in Illinois saw the case of James Anhalt, a defendant accused of a violent crime. The charges brought against Anhalt included involvement in a violent crime that had taken place in the state of Illinois. The severity of the charges and the details of the crime…
Kansas, Aggravated Assault, 1992
In 1992, Kansas experienced a sharp rise in violent crime, with a notable increase in aggravated assault cases. According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program, which collects and analyzes crime data from law enforcement agencies across the United States, the state saw a significant spike in violent crimes, echoing a national trend. The…
New York, Violent Crime Surge, New York 1992
New York 1992 was a year marked by a sharp increase in crime rates, with the city experiencing its lowest level of public safety in decades. According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program, which collects and analyzes crime data from law enforcement agencies across the country, New York’s violent crime rate rose significantly…
