President-elect Donald Trump has said he would pardon people who have been prosecuted for the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. Here's where Ohioans' cases stand.
LOS ANGELES - A former Veterans Affairs Police Department officer was sentenced Friday to one year in prison for beating a ...
Ex-VAPD officer Carrillo was sentenced to one year for civil rights violation after pleading guilty to using excessive force ...
Blood, bruises, and broken bones -- that's what two former detention officers told ABC13 they witnessed during their several-year stint at the jail.
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Family of Quantez Burks says they will help other families find answers in Southern Regional Jail deathsBECKLEY, WV (WVNS) –Five former Southern Regional Jail corrections officers have admitted to federal prosecutors that 37-year ...
A Pulaski County man with an extensive criminal history dating back almost 20 years was sentenced to nearly 17 years in ...
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Sheriff’s Office hires new corrections chiefTimothy Lanquist’s start date is yet to be determined, pending the hiring process according to the Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office utilized a firm, through the Monterey County Human Resources ...
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Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general has been open about his admiration for El Salvador’s callous handling of criminals, ...
Praising his "wealth of experience in correctional management" and "forward-looking vision," Healey's office said Friday the ...
Matthew Matherne, 46, of Broussard, was sentenced in federal court on Friday, November 15, for production of child ...
A Spring Mills man was sentenced to prison Thursday for his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capital in 2021.
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