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Man accused of trying to bribe West Virginia State Police trooper
A 55-year-old man is accused of trying to bribe a West Virginia State Police trooper after allegedly failing field sobriety tests, according to Berkeley County Magistrate Court records. Paul Tilman Chaney was arraigned Saturday by Magistrate Jim Humphrey...Tags: Trials, Corporate Crime, Prosecution, Justice System, Defendants
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Three with Chambersburg ties facing federal charges
waynesboro@herald-mail.comThe U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania recently released information about cases against three men with Chambersburg, Pa., ties. The three men are involved in two cases that are unrelated. Wojciech Tomasz Malinowski On...Tags: Lawyers, Fraud, Charity, Prisons, Social Services
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Three with Chambersburg ties face federal charges
waynesboro@herald-mail.comThe U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania recently released information about cases against three men with Chambersburg, Pa., ties. The three men are involved in two cases that are unrelated. Wojciech Tomasz Malinowski On...Tags: Lawyers, Fraud, Prisons, Charity, Social Services
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Ex-PG county leader gets 7years for corruption
Associated PressThe former county executive of a large Washington, D.C., suburb was sentenced Tuesday to more than seven years in prison for taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from developers doing business with the government during his eight-year tenure....Tags: Lawyers, Prisons, Jack Johnson, Politics, Elections
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'Stupid defense' a game changer for politics
"Attorneys for state Sen. Ulysses S. Currie, on trial for extortion and related charges, began his defense Monday by calling a witness who portrayed the Prince George's County legislator as endlessly pleasant, but not very bright." — The Baltimore...Tags: Corporate Crime, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Basketball, Periodicals, Laws
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Former Md. Gov. Ehrlich testifies in corruption case against state senator
Former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich Wednesday became the latest Maryland politician to testify in the federal corruption case against state Sen. Ulysses Currie, describing the senator as a friend and a gentleman in the years he has known him.
The...Tags: U.S. Senate, Regional Authority, Politics, Shoppers Food & Pharmacy, Government
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Police forcibly take away Indian yoga guru
Hundreds of police officers swooped down Sunday on the venue of a hunger strike by a charismatic Indian yoga guru and forcibly removed him and thousands of his supporters.
Officers detained Baba Ramdev for security reasons, but later released him, said...Tags: Corporate Crime, Health, National Government, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Government
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Mail Call - May 25
"I'm old, right? I was in Vietnam, you know, in 1966 when the Orioles won the World Series over the Dodgers. They used to give a pitcher the ball and say 'Go as far as you can.' Now today they give a pitcher a ball and say 'Give me five or six good...Tags: Migration, Politics, Career and Workplace, Illegal Immigrants, Crimes
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Mail Call - Jan. 20
"Several people have received letters from Neil Parrott, in which he identifies them as community leaders. In the letter he asks for their opinion, and states that he looks forward to working with them. The catch is that to present the opinions and...Tags: Interior Policy, Prisons, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Politics, Career and Workplace
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Harford County Sheriff's Office deputy resigns after pleading guilty to accepting bribes
BEL AIR, Md. (AP) — A Harford County Sheriff's Office deputy has resigned after pleading guilty to accepting payments in exchange for providing unauthorized access to police databases. The Harford County State's Attorney's Office says 30-year-old...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Corporate Crime, Dwayne Johnson, Harford County
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Judge orders Walmart to provide more info in Mexican bribery case
WILMINGTON, Del.--A judge in Delaware ordered attorneys for Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to turn over more information to shareholders seeking records on how the company responded to allegations of bribery involving its operations in Mexico. The judge on Monday...
Tags: Lawyers, Corporate Crime, Justice System, Mexico, Judges
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