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Tulsa’s Quincy Jay Adams, 32, a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, is facing a federal indictment for a brutal domestic assault that allegedly went down in Indian Country. Feds say Adams attacked a partner with a firearm, then escalated the violence by strangling them. The attack happened sometime before today, when the indictment was unsealed.
Adams is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to cause bodily harm, plus a firearm charge – meaning more time if he’s convicted. The feds also hit him with assault by strangulation, a serious charge that carries its own stiff penalty. The FBI and Tulsa Police Department teamed up on the investigation that led to the Grand Jury’s decision.
In a separate case, Vismar Erick Atahuichi Alanoca, 38, a Bolivian national, is accused of diving deep into the dark web to distribute child pornography. The indictment alleges he was advertising to receive and exchange illicit images and videos. Homeland Security Investigations and Tulsa PD are handling this one.
Rounding out the trio of federal indictments, Venkateswara Chagamreddy, 27, an Indian citizen, is now facing charges of wire fraud, impersonating a federal officer, and extortion. This isn’t the first time he’s been in trouble; it’s a superseding indictment, meaning the feds have added to the initial charges. Details of the scam are still trickling in.
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- Crime: Violent Crime
- Defendant: oklahoma
- Location: US
- Source: U.S. Department of Justice
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