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For more than 11 years, a boy who loved to play hockey was abused by his coach. When he was “too old” for the predator’s attention, the coach chose another 6-year-old member of his team to abuse.
Two Alabama law enforcement officers pled guilty in August to using excessive force.
Prosecutors have charged mercenaries with bullying a businessman to sign over his company’s rights at the behest of a Chinese national.
Daekun Cho, 39, of Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for extorting Koreatown karaoke companies and physically attacking victims who refused to pay.
For eight months between May 2018 and January 2019, the only thing missing in Dr. David Carlos Rodriguez Jr.’s relationship with a female patient was rock & roll. He provided prescriptions for Oxycodone, and she provided the sex, prosecutors say.
They came to the United States with hopes of a brighter future. What the two victims of Bolaji and Isiaka Bolarinwa found instead was a miserable existence, trapped in a life of slavery at the hands of two Nigerian immigrants, who themselves once came to the U.S. to seek better lives.
Six individuals, including one who operated the illicit scheme while sitting in a South Carolina jail, are facing charges of sex trafficking two minors and an adult, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts reported in a July 5 press release.
In the latest case of what a deputy attorney general describes as “appalling criminal acts” at a women’s prison nicknamed “the Rape Club,” a former guard at the now-closed California institution was indicted on 15 counts of sexual abuse of female inmates, the Department of Justice reported in a July 26 press release.
Almost nine years ago, a supposedly publicly-spirited tennis coach for underprivileged youth took a sexual interest in one of his 13-year-old students.
A 37-year-old Fort Riley, Kansas, soldier was sentenced in New Mexico federal court on Aug. 7 to 23 years in prison for sexually exploiting a 13-year-old girl, the U.S. Attorney’s Office reported in a press release.
If you are going to fail to register as a foreign agent to help your government oppress a spiritual group, bribing an IRS agent is not the way to go.
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