Learn about the recent case of Kendale Adams, a man sentenced to 151 months in prison for violating the Federal Controlled Substances Act and the Federal Gun Control Act. This article explores the charges, Adams’s criminal history, and the importance of enforcing these laws for public safety.
Baltimore man Keith Poynter, Jr. sentenced to 26 years in federal prison for three gunpoint robberies. Details of the robberies, legal charges, and sentencing included.
Learn about the case of Jonathan Trayes, who was sentenced to 3 years in prison for cyberstalking. Read about the victim’s experience, Trayes’ arrest, and the FBI’s involvement. Find out why cyberstalking is a serious offense and how law enforcement is working to combat it.
Learn about the sentencing of a Middleboro financial adviser for investment fraud and money laundering. Find out the details of the case and the impact on victims.
Drug Dealer Sentenced to 8 Years in Federal Prison for Role in Fentanyl Death of Yamhill County Teen: An in-depth look at a tragic case involving the distribution of counterfeit drugs and the legal consequences faced by drug dealers. Learn about the dangers of counterfeit pills and the impact on the community.
Former Federal Law Enforcement Officer Sentenced to 14 Years in Federal Prison for Transportation of Child Pornography. Robert Wayne Roady captured explicit photos and videos of minors using hidden cameras. This case highlights the seriousness of child exploitation crimes and the commitment of law enforcement to protect victims.
Former chair of Ohio Republican Party sentenced to 5 years in prison for role in racketeering conspiracy. Mathew Borges and Larry Householder found guilty of bribes totaling nearly $61 million in a significant case of political corruption. This highlights the consequences faced by those involved in criminal enterprises.
Licking County man sentenced to 25 years in prison for sexually exploiting minor boys he met through church youth group. Highlights the importance of protecting vulnerable young individuals and the need for swift and severe consequences for such crimes.
Discover the shocking case of a Hocking County woman sentenced to 40 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting children as young as 3-years-old. Uncover the investigation, details of the crimes, and the urgent need to combat child exploitation.
Manhattan meth trafficker sentenced to seven years in prison. The article highlights the conviction of Jamey Wayne Charon Jr., who pleaded guilty to trafficking methamphetamine and illegal firearm possession. The case sheds light on drug trafficking concerns and law enforcement efforts to combat it. Part of Project Safe Neighborhoods’ efforts to reduce violent crime and gun violence.
