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law-enforcement6 months ago

Louisiana Law Enforcement Leaders Charged in Visa Fraud and False Crime Reports

Five Louisiana men, including four law enforcement officers, were indicted for a scheme involving false police reports to fraudulently obtain U visas for aliens, with allegations of bribery and conspiracy spanning over nine years. The scheme involved producing fake reports of armed robberies, with some officers accepting bribes to facilitate the fraud, leading to serious federal charges and potential lengthy prison sentences.

via USCIS (.gov)|
#federal-indictment#immigration-fraud#law-enforcement
law-enforcement-and-crime6 months ago

Louisiana Law Enforcement and Business Owner Indicted in Visa Fraud and Corruption Scheme

A federal grand jury in Louisiana indicted five individuals, including law enforcement officers and a business owner, on charges of conspiracy, bribery, visa fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering related to a scheme involving false police reports to facilitate U-Visa applications for foreign nationals, with potential sentences up to 20 years and significant fines.

via Department of Justice (.gov)|
#bribery#law-enforcement-and-crime#law-enforcement-officers
law-enforcement2 years ago

"Expanding Charges: 6 More Officers Face Consequences in Christian Glass Shooting"

Six additional law enforcement officers have been charged with failing to intervene during the fatal shooting of Christian Glass, who called 911 while experiencing a mental health crisis in Clear Creek County, Colorado. The officers, along with a previously charged deputy, are accused of not taking action to prevent Glass's death. The incident, captured on body camera footage, showed that none of the officers intervened as Glass was shot by a deputy. The county sheriff's department claimed that the deputy fired shots because Glass refused to drop a knife. Glass's family reached a $19 million settlement, and the officers now face criminal charges.

via HuffPost|
#christian-glass#failure-to-intervene#fatal-shooting
crime2 years ago

Suspect Terran Green Arrested and Charged with Attempted Capital Murder in Houston Standoff

Terran Green, the suspect at the center of a manhunt and dramatic standoff in Humble, Texas, has been charged with four counts of attempted capital murder of a peace officer. Green is accused of wounding four law enforcement officers in two separate incidents, including a shooting during a traffic stop. Prosecutors are seeking to hold Green without bail due to his previous felonies and bond violations. The suspect was apprehended after a five-hour standoff, during which law enforcement used a SWAT vehicle to gain access to the barricaded home. The injured officers are recovering, with one experiencing a setback in his recovery. Green faces a minimum of 25 years in prison and a maximum of life if convicted.

via KTRK-TV|
#attempted-capital-murder#crime#law-enforcement-officers
law-enforcement2 years ago

Thousands Attend Funeral of Slain Deputy Kaitie Leising from Across Midwest

Several officers from different law enforcement agencies attended the memorial service of St. Croix County Sheriff's Deputy Kaitie Leising, who was killed in an officer-involved shooting while responding to a drunk driver incident in Wisconsin. Leising had previously worked with the Pennington County Sheriff's Office in South Dakota and had attended the South Dakota Law Enforcement Academy with six Sioux Falls Police Department officers.

via KELOLAND.com|
#deputy-kaitie-leising#law-enforcement#law-enforcement-officers