ICE Chief Counsel Admits Stealing Immigrants’ Identities to Defraud Banks and Credit Card Companies

SEATTLE — The former chief counsel for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Seattle pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he stole immigrants’ identities and used them to defraud banks and credit card companies out of more than $190,000. Raphael Sanchez, 44, resigned Monday, the same day prosecutors filed charges of wire fraud and … Read more

WATCH: Police Shoot Cow 10 Times in Québec Claim it Was a Threat to Residents

Police in Gatineau, Quebec, say two cows they shot and killed Thursday were aggressive and a threat to residents. Police fired their guns at least 10 times to shoot and kill one of the animals running loose in the community of Masson-Angers. Police said the animals were found wandering on Montreal Road West near George … Read more

North Carolina Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty to Sex Offenses With Underage Girl

DURHAM, North Carolina – A former Durham County sheriff’s deputy pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges related to his relationship with an underage girl. Christopher Kelly worked as a school resource officer at Hillside and Northern high schools, and acted as a mentor to a 14-year-old girl before their relationship turned sexual. Kelly pleaded guilty to … Read more

WATCH: New Jersey Police Officer Says I Don’t Give a Damn About the Constitution

Aug. 7, 2014 HELMETTA, New Jersey – Richard Recine’s 36-year career as a police officer came crashing down this week after he was caught on camera saying police do not have to follow the Constitution because President Barack Obama doesn’t either. On Thursday, Recine — who had retired from the Franklin police force in 2006 … Read more

Alabama Prosecutor, Sheriff Threaten to Put More People in Prison in Order to Keep Seizing Massive Amounts of Property

Lawmakers are considering eliminating the authority of Alabama police and prosecutors to seize and keep citizens’ property and money without actually convicting them of any crimes. Unsurprisingly, prosecutors and sheriffs in Alabama would like to keep the gravy train going. But they’re surprisingly blunt in admitting that they’re in it for the money. In Alabama, … Read more

The Conviction Of A Seventh Person Wrongly Framed For Murder By The Same Detective Will Likely Be Tossed Today

A man who claims a retired Chicago detective beat him into a false murder confession is expected to have his 1998 conviction tossed later today. The man’s attorney said he planned to call retired detective Reynaldo Guevara to testify today at a scheduled hearing about whether he repeatedly beat the defendant, Ariel Gomez, and whether … Read more