Press "Enter" to skip to content

Posts published in “Crime”

Hunter Biden Requests to Appear in Court via Video Conference for Arraignment on Federal Gun Charges

Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has requested to appear in court via video conference for his arraignment on federal gun charges. His lawyers stated that he intends to plead not guilty to the three felony gun charges he was indicted on last week, and that he is not seeking any special treatment. The charges stem from an incident in October 2019 when he allegedly attempted to purchase a firearm from a Delaware gun store, and the court has yet to decide whether Biden will be allowed to appear via video conference for his arraignment.

Two Suspects in Death of 1-Year-Old Nicholas Dominici at Bronx Day Care Facility Now Facing Federal Charges

Two suspects, Mendez and Brito, have been arrested and are facing federal charges of conspiracy to distribute narcotics resulting in death in connection to the death of 1-year-old Nicholas Dominici at a day care facility in New York City. Police found a kilogram of fentanyl in the day care, enough to kill 500,000 people, and it is unclear how the child was exposed to it. The investigation is ongoing and the suspects are due to appear in court later this week.

FTX Files Lawsuit Against Co-Founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s Parents for Allegedly Misappropriating Millions in Customer Funds

FTX, a crypto exchange giant that recently went bankrupt, has filed a lawsuit against the parents of its co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried, accusing them of misappropriating millions of dollars worth of funds from the company for their personal use. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, alleges that Barbara Fried and Joe Bankman used their influence to enrich themselves, and FTX is now led by a turnaround specialist to recover the billions of dollars lost in customers' funds. The lawsuit comes days before Bankman-Fried's criminal trial is set to begin over allegations of defrauding customers and lenders.

Convicted Killer of Two Elderly Women in Dallas County Killed in Prison by Cellmate

Billy Chemirmir, a man convicted of killing two elderly women in Dallas County, was killed in prison Tuesday morning by his cellmate. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is investigating the incident and the Dallas County District Attorney's Office is committed to ensuring justice is served for the victims and their families.

Alabama Band Director Shocked with Taser and Arrested After Refusing to Stop Students from Playing Music

An Alabama high school band director was tasered and arrested by Birmingham police officers last Thursday after he refused to stop his students from playing music during a "fifth quarter" following a football game. The incident has sparked outrage among the local community, with many questioning the use of excessive force by the police. Mims' legal team is now taking action against the Birmingham Police Department.

Capitol Riot Participant Ray Epps Charged with Disorderly Conduct in Connection with Jan. 6 Attack

Ray Epps, a participant in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, has been charged with disorderly conduct in federal court in Washington, D.C. He is set to enter a plea deal on Wednesday, Sept. 20, and is one of more than 400 suspects identified by the FBI in connection with the attack. The investigation is ongoing.

American Airlines Flight 1441: 14-Year-Old Girl Finds iPhone Taped to Toilet Seat in First-Class Bathroom

A 14-year-old girl from Charlotte, North Carolina, had an unexpected surprise on a recent flight to Boston when she discovered an iPhone taped to the back of the toilet seat in the first-class bathroom. The family believes that the girl was targeted by a member of the crew, and has contacted American Airlines to report the incident and express concern about the safety of their daughter and other passengers. American Airlines has yet to comment on the incident, raising questions about the safety and security of passengers on flights.

House Oversight Committee Announces First Hearing on Impeachment Inquiry into President Joe Biden

The House Oversight Committee has announced its first hearing on the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, set to take place on September 28th. The hearing will focus on constitutional and legal questions surrounding the President’s involvement in corruption and abuse of public office, and will feature testimony from legal experts about possible criminality based on the evidence collected. The committee has also announced plans to issue subpoenas for bank records from two of the president's family members, Hunter Biden and James Biden, the president's son and brother respectively.