1. Attorney General Joins the Director to Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the FBI
On July 26th, the FBI will commemorate 100 years of public service. Full Story
2. New York: City Supervisor Pleads Guilty to Public Corruption Charges
James Castaldo, a former high-ranking supervisor with the City of Mount Vernon Department of Public Works, pled guilty to accepting bribes from waste haulers. Full Story (pdf)
3. Washington Field Office: Foreign Service Officer Sentenced for Hate Crimes
W. Patrick Syring, a retired foreign service officer with the U.S. Department of State, was sentenced for threatening employees of the Arab American Institute. Full Story
4. Newark: Two Women Sentenced
Jamila Davis, aka Jamila Baker, and Brenda Rickard were sentenced to long federal prison terms for their roles in orchestrating a mortgage fraud scheme which resulted in $14 million in losses to several banks. Full Story (pdf)
5. Minneapolis: Four Indicted for Threatening Judge
Four individuals were indicted for conspiring to intimidate and threaten a federal judge from presiding over a criminal trial. Full Story
6. Los Angeles: Two Men Convicted in Coal Mine Scam
Robert Jennings, a pastor, and Henry Jones, a record company executive, were convicted of bilking 500 investors out of more than $32 million through a bogus coal mine scam. Full Story
7. Atlanta: Kidnapping Victim Rescued
An alleged drug dealer, who had been held captive in a drug-related dispute, was rescued and arrested by federal authorities. Full Story (pdf)
8. Atlanta: Two Men Sentenced for Making False Bomb Threat
Quantavious Greene and Elijah Chandler were sentenced for calling in a false bomb threat to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta. Full Story
9. Denver: Asian Pride Street Gang Dismantled
The coordination of federal, state, and local law enforcement led to a 109 count indictment charging 27 members of the Asian Pride Street Gang. Full Story
10. Sacramento: Federal Probe into Racketeering Snags Law Enforcement Officials
A federal grand jury indicted Stanislaus County Sheriff's Captain Raul DeLeon and former Deputy Sheriff-Bailiff David A. Swanson for making false statements to federal investigators and lying to a federal grand jury. Full Story
