Two Maui men found guilty of racially motivated hate crimes against a white man. Verdict highlights justice system’s commitment to protect against hate-driven violence. Sentencing set for March 2, 2023.
Jury finds Oahu man guilty of posting Instagram threats to kill. Conviction highlights the consequences of terrorizing individuals on social media. Sentencing scheduled for May 23, 2023.
Three former board members of Washington Federal Bank have pleaded guilty to falsifying records and obstructing regulators, shedding light on fraudulent practices that led to the bank’s closure. The case highlights the consequences of corporate misconduct and the efforts to hold individuals accountable.
Two men found guilty of assaulting law enforcement and other charges in the Capitol breach. They now face up to 20 years in prison.
Jury finds Oahu man guilty of sending e-mail threats to bomb buildings. Brian Melvin Brandenburg faces significant prison time if convicted.
Kentucky man Chad Barrett Jones found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges for his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach. Verdict includes obstruction of official proceeding, destruction of property, and physical violence in a restricted building. Contact FBI with any information.
Jury finds District man guilty of bank robbery after he threatened bank tellers with a bomb and demanded money. Sentencing scheduled for October 17, 2023.
Two cousins found guilty of eleven felony charges, including assault with a dangerous weapon, related to Capitol breach. Sentencing Aug 17, 2023.
Ohio man Ethan C. Seitz found guilty of felony charge in Jan. 6 Capitol breach. He entered illegally, disrupting Congress. Sentencing on Jan. 8, 2024.
Former City of Miami Aide pleads guilty to child pornography crime. Get an overview of the case, details of the plea agreement and sentencing, and the involvement of law enforcement agencies. Learn about the importance of initiatives such as Project Safe Childhood in combating child exploitation and abuse.
