Today's Crime and Trials News Headlines - Yahoo! News: | | Journalist arrested in New Delhi bomb attack Tue,6 Mar 2012 10:31 PM PST Associated Press - Police on Wednesday said they arrested an Indian journalist in connection with last month's bomb attack on an Israeli diplomatic vehicle in New Delhi, their first arrest in an attack that Israel accuses Iran of orchestrating. Full Story | Top | California man arrested in killing of girlfriend with cannon Tue,6 Mar 2012 07:01 PM PST Reuters - POTRERO, California (Reuters) - Authorities arrested a 39-year-old man suspected of killing his girlfriend on Tuesday by shooting a homemade cannon into a room of their remote California trailer home. Richard Dale Fox, who was treated for wounds he suffered in the blast, was booked on suspicion of detonating an explosive device in a manner resulting in death, said San Diego Sheriff's Department homicide Sergeant David Martinez. ...
Full Story | Top | Boy, 9, sentenced in Wash. school shooting Tue,6 Mar 2012 02:17 PM PST Associated Press - A 9-year-old Washington boy who brought a gun that discharged and critically wounded a fellow third-grader at school has been sentenced to 12 months of probation and ordered to write a letter of apology to his victim. Full Story | Top | Hacker implicated in Anonymous Stratfor hack arrested, charged Tue,6 Mar 2012 02:08 PM PST The Daily Caller - A hacker purported to have been involved in the December 2011 cyberattacks on private intelligence firm Stratfor was arrested late Monday evening in Chicago. The hacker was one of six members of hacktivist group Anonymous charged with "computer hacking and other crimes," the FBI said Tuesday. Full Story | Top | More corporate crime charges coming: Attorney General Holder Tue,6 Mar 2012 11:55 AM PST Reuters - WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Justice Department plans to take action in the coming months against individuals involved in corporate fraud, Attorney General Eric Holder said on Tuesday, adding that fines against companies are not enough of a deterrent. "We're gonna make some news with regard to holding individuals responsible for things we tend to think of as corporate crimes," Holder said at a meeting of state attorneys general in Washington. ...
Full Story | Top | Jurors Can Come to a Verdict in $7 Billion Ponzi Scheme After All: Guilty Tue,6 Mar 2012 10:56 AM PST The Atlantic Wire - Jurors in the trial of Allen Stanford said on Monday they couldn't come to a decision on whether the financier had carried out a $7 billion ponzi scheme, but they changed their mind on Tuesday and convicted him on all but one of 14 criminal counts. Stanford's scheme was the biggest fraud since Bernie Madoff's, Reuters notes, but the trial almost resulted in a hung jury. When the eight men and four women of the jury told U.S. ... Full Story | Top | Dozens arrested in day of Capitol protests Tue,6 Mar 2012 07:20 AM PST Associated Press - A day of boisterous protests over cuts to higher education that included thousands of students swarming the state Capitol ended with dozens of arrests after demonstrators refused to leave the building.
Full Story | Top | Minority Students Get Arrested, Suspended More Than White Students Tue,6 Mar 2012 02:56 AM PST The Atlantic Wire - A new study of large school systems shows that the racial gap in the punishment of students is similar to the disparities found in the criminal justice system for adults. Data from the Department of Education show that African-american students are suspended or "referred" to law enforcement by school officials far more often that white students, even with in the same school. (Referred does not always mean arrested or cited, but merely that outside authorities were called in to deal with an on-campus problem.) Full Story | Top | Dozens arrested protesting education cuts at California Mon,5 Mar 2012 09:38 PM PST Reuters - SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) - Dozens of protesters angry over fee hikes and budget cuts at California's public universities were arrested on Monday night during a boisterous but peaceful demonstration inside the state Capitol building. The arrests capped a day in which hundreds of students and others marched on the statehouse and rallied outside the Capitol before many of the activists moved the demonstration inside the building, clogging hallways in and around the rotunda. One group chanted, "No cuts, no fees. ...
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