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U.S. Marshals arrested Pastor Joseph Lyle Campbell in Missouri, who is accused of sexually abusing underage girls over a period of more than 40 years, involving multiple victims and multiple church affiliations.
The White House has requested $58 million from Congress to enhance security for the executive and judicial branches following the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, with funds aimed at protecting Supreme Court justices and law enforcement, amid rising threats to lawmakers and upcoming government funding deadlines.
The U.S. Marshals in Florida successfully recovered or located 60 critically missing children through Operation DRAGON EYE, which also led to eight arrests including human trafficking charges, marking the most successful missing child operation in USMS history.
Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann were forcibly removed from their foreclosed Georgia mansion by US Marshals after the new owners initiated eviction proceedings, following their financial struggles and sale of the property for $2.75 million.
Darriana Burton, the girlfriend of escaped inmate Derrick Groves, was arrested for allegedly helping him escape by communicating with him through inmate messaging systems and planning the escape, which authorities say she knowingly participated in. She is charged with conspiracy to commit simple escape and is the first accomplice to be arrested in connection with the escape.
Delta Air Lines refused to transport a 57-year-old Russian woman, who had previously stowed away on a flight from New York to Paris, back to the US despite her being escorted by six US marshals. The woman had evaded security checks and was detained in France after her asylum claim was rejected. Delta's refusal came after a previous attempt to repatriate her was abandoned due to her disruptive behavior on the plane. The airline may need to charter a plane if unable to accommodate her on a regular flight.
Lance Morales, 23, has been arrested in Puerto Rico for the drive-by shooting that killed a 20-year-old mother, Jessiah Mercado, and her 4-month-old son, Messiah Diaz, in Hartford, Connecticut. Morales, originally from Waterbury, Connecticut, fled to Puerto Rico after the incident and is now awaiting extradition to face murder charges. The U.S. Marshals Service and Hartford Police collaborated to capture Morales, highlighting the effectiveness of their partnership in pursuing justice.
Lance "Macho" Morales, 23, was apprehended in Puerto Rico by the U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Task Force for allegedly killing a Massachusetts mother and her baby in a drive-by shooting in Hartford. Morales faces multiple charges, including two counts of murder, and will be extradited to Connecticut. The incident occurred on November 19, when the victims were shot after Morales allegedly opened fire on their vehicle. A vigil is planned by Mothers United Against Violence to honor the victims.
U.S. Marshals have captured Lance Morales, a suspect wanted for a drive-by shooting in Hartford, Connecticut, that killed 20-year-old Jessiah Mercado and her 4-month-old son, Messiah Diaz. Morales, also known as "Macho," was arrested in Puerto Rico by the U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Task Force after fleeing there. He faces multiple charges, including two counts of murder, and is being held on a $3 million bond while awaiting extradition to Connecticut.
Tuen Kit Lee, known as the "bad breath rapist," was captured in California after 16 years on the run following his conviction for kidnapping and raping a coworker in Massachusetts. He was identified through social media images and arrested by U.S. Marshals. Lee had been living under a false identity and his female companion was unaware of his true identity. He is awaiting transfer back to Massachusetts.
Tuen Kit Lee, a fugitive known as the "Bad Breath Rapist," was arrested near Danville, California, after being on the run for nearly two decades. Lee, who was convicted in 2007 for the kidnapping and rape of a 15-year-old girl in Massachusetts, was identified by his foul breath and DNA. He was apprehended after being spotted leaving a multi-million dollar home and initially provided a false name before confessing his true identity.
Tuen Kit Lee, known as the "bad breath rapist," was arrested in California after 16 years on the run following his conviction for kidnapping and raping a coworker in Massachusetts. He was tracked down through social media images and apprehended by U.S. Marshals. Lee had been living under a false identity and is awaiting transfer back to Massachusetts.
Tuen Kit Lee, known as the "bad breath rapist," was captured in California after 16 years on the run following his conviction for kidnapping and raping a coworker in Massachusetts. He was identified through social media images and arrested by U.S. Marshals. Lee had been living under a false identity and his long-term partner was unaware of his true identity. He is awaiting transfer back to Massachusetts.
Tuen Lee, known as the "Bad Breath Rapist," was arrested in Northern California after 16 years on the run. Convicted of rape and kidnapping in 2007, Lee had fled Massachusetts and was finally apprehended after authorities tracked him to a multimillion-dollar home. His identity was confirmed through fingerprints, and his long-time companion was unaware of his true identity.
Tuen Kit Lee, dubbed the "Bad Breath Rapist," was captured in California after 16 years on the run. Lee fled Massachusetts in 2007 before being sentenced for the 2005 kidnapping and rape of a young woman. He was arrested in Danville with the help of U.S. Marshals and local police, bringing closure to the victim and law enforcement.