Right Side News Reports
1. Portland: Imprisoned Spy and Son Indicted
Former C.I.A. spy, Harold James Nicholson and his son, Nathaniel James Nicholson, were charged with acting as Russian agents and money laundering. Full Story
2. Philadelphia: Two Judges Charged in Fraud Scheme
President Judge Mark A. Ciavarella and former President Judge Michael T. Conahan were charged with receiving more than $2.5 million in a wide-ranging fraud scheme. Full Story
3. New York: Four Sri Lankans Plead Guilty
Sathajhan Sarachandran, Sahilal Sabaratnam, Thiruthanikan Thanigasalam, and Nadarasa Yogarasa pled guilty to conspiring and attempting to provide material support to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a designated foreign terrorist organization. Full Story
4. New York: President of Investment Firms Arrested
Nicholas Cosmo, owner/president of Agape World, Inc. and Agape Merchant Advance, LLC, was charged with operating a $370 million Ponzi scheme. Full Story
5. New York: Hedge Fund Manager Arrested
Arthur G. Nadel, an investment advisor for six funds, was charged with defrauding investors out of more than $300 million. Full Story
6. Phoenix: Customs Official and Wife Charged
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer Henry M. Gauani and his wife, Flora A. Gauani, were charged with accepting bribes to smuggle drugs into the U.S. Full Story
7. Dallas: County Sheriff Charged
Former Montague County Sheriff William E. Keating was charged with the sexual assault of a suspect in his custody. Full Story
8. Knoxville: Technology Company Employee Pleads Guilty
Roy Lynn Oakley, an employee at the East Tennessee Technology Park, pled guilty to the unlawful disclosure of restricted atomic energy data. Full Story
9. Boston: Three Indicted in Church Arson
Benjamin Haskell, Michael Jacques and Thomas Gleason were charged with burning a church which was predominantly African-American in retaliation for the election of Barack Obama. Full Story
10. Atlanta: Arrest in Bomb Threats
Michael Ezzard was arrested by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force for making telephonic bomb threats directed against the Atlanta Housing Authority. Full Story
