Nevada man sentenced to prison for assaulting officers during Jan. 6 Capitol breach. Substantial sentence reflects seriousness of offenses. Ongoing investigation into Capitol breach.
Former correctional officer sentenced to 43 months in prison for bribery scheme and attempting to assault cooperating inmate. Trust and accountability in the criminal justice system emphasized. Collaboration between law enforcement and public crucial for integrity.
Get the latest update on the case of a Texas man found guilty of assaulting law enforcement during the January 6th Capitol breach. Find out the charges, verdict, and upcoming sentencing hearing.
Three former Hawaii correctional officers convicted of civil rights violations for assaulting and covering up an inmate’s brutal assault. Justice will be served.
Retired law enforcement officer sentenced to 46 months in prison for assault on a cruise ship. Unprovoked attack caused serious bodily injury to an elderly passenger and resulted in life-threatening injuries. This informational post provides details of the incident, sentencing, victim’s injuries, and the investigation conducted by the FBI and Coast Guard. Contact information for inquiries is provided.
Former Supervisory Correctional Officer sentenced to 12 years in prison for assaulting an inmate and orchestrating a cover-up conspiracy. The case highlights the commitment to protect civil rights and hold violators accountable.
Former correctional officer sentenced to 96 months in federal prison for assaulting and covering up abuse of a Hawaii inmate. This case highlights the importance of accountability for corrections officials.
Federal inmate receives seven more years in prison for assaulting correctional officers. Judge’s decision sends a strong message against violence in prisons. Restitution ordered for medical bills.
Two men from Florida and Illinois charged with assault and obstruction of law enforcement during the Jan 6. Capitol breach. Details of charges, arrests, and ongoing investigation.
Two men found guilty of assaulting law enforcement and other charges in the Capitol breach. They now face up to 20 years in prison.
