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Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers www.McNabbAssociates.com Friday, March 16, 2012 Philadelphia Man Charged in Colorado for Alleged Conspiracy to Provide Material Support to a Designated Foreign Terrorist Organization McNabb Associates, P.C. ( Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers ) Submitted at 9:09 AM March 16, 2012 The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on March 15, 2012 released the following: “DENVER— Bakhtiyor Jumaev, age 45, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was arrested this morning without incident by members of the Philadelphia FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, the Department of Justice announced today. Jumaev was charged by criminal complaint in the District of Colorado with one count of conspiracy to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorism organization, specifically, the Islamic Jihad Union (IJU). If convicted, Jumaev faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison and up to a $250,000 fine. The defendant made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, where he was advised of his rights and the charges pending against him. The FBI has been conducting an investigation into the activities of Jumaev and his associate, Jamshid Muhtorov, who was arrested in January 2012 on similar charges. According to the affidavit in support of the criminal complaint, Jumaev and Muhtorov pledged support for the IJU and Jumaev sent funds to Muhtorov specifically intended for the IJU. The IJU is an extremist organization that is responsible for a number of attacks and bombings, including attacks against coalition forces in Afghanistan. The IJU has been designated by the U.S. Secretary of State as a foreign terrorist organization. This case was investigated by the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force, which is comprised of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies in cities across the country, including the FBI’s JTTFs in Philadelphia and Denver. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania assisted with this matter. The investigation was also aided by the Counterterrorism Section of the Justice Department’s National Security Division. Jumaev and Muhtorov are being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Greg Holloway. The charges in the complaint are allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.” ————————————————— ———– Douglas McNabb – McNabb Associates, P.C.’s Federal Criminal Defense Attorneys Videos: Federal Crimes – Be Careful Federal Crimes – Be Proactive Federal Crimes – Federal Indictment Federal Crimes – Detention Hearing ————————————————— ———– To find additional federal criminal news, please read Federal Crimes Watch Daily. Douglas McNabb and other members of the U.S. law firm practice and write and/ or report extensively on matters involving Federal Criminal Defense, INTERPOL Red Notice Removal, International Extradition and OFAC SDN Sanctions Removal. The author of this blog is Douglas McNabb. Please feel free to contact him directly at [email protected] or at one of the offices listed above. Justice Department Settles Charge of Employment Discrimination by Puerto Rico Security Company ( USDOJ: Justice News ) Submitted at 11:56 AM March 16, 2012 The Justice Department and Puerto Rico- based Indrescom Security Technology Inc. have agreed to settle allegations that the company discriminated against a work -authorized individual during the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 process by requiring him to present a lawful permanent resident card, despite the fact that the employee had already produced documents establishing his identity and authority to work in the United States, and not allowing him to work when he did not produce the card. Acting Associate Attorney General Tony West Speaks at the Consumer Federation of America 2012 Consumer Assembly ( USDOJ: Justice News ) Submitted at 11:47 AM March 16, 2012 "Over a decade ago, as a lawyer in the California Attorney General’s office, I worked on a variety of consumer protection issues, from identity theft to the victimization of elder consumers. And over the last three years, President Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder and I have made protecting consumers a centerpiece of the Justice Department’s overall anti- fraud efforts," said Acting Associate Attorney General West. Attorney General Eric Holder Speaks for the Vanderbilt University Law School Cecil Sims Lecture Series ( USDOJ: Justice News ) Submitted at 4:15 PM March 16, 2012 "Although nearly a full century has passed since Cecil Sims graduated from this law school with top honors, across the academic campus he loved – and in the communities, courtrooms, and State House where he made his mark – his example still serves as a reminder that the actions of a single person can make a difference in countless lives," said Attorney General Holder. ( USDOJ: Justice News ) Submitted at 3:34 PM March 16, 2012 The Justice Department announced today that former Thomas County Sheriff’s Deputy Julian Scott Law pleaded guilty today to assaulting a detainee inside of the Thomas County Jail in Thomasville, Georgia, thereby depriving the detainee of his civil rights.
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Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers www.McNabbAssociates.comFriday, March 16, 2012
Philadelphia Man Charged in Colorado forAlleged Conspiracy to Provide Material Supportto a Designated Foreign Terrorist OrganizationMcNabb Associates, P.C. ( Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers )
Submitted at 9:09 AM March 16, 2012
The Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) on March 15, 2012 released thefollowing:“DENVER— Bakhtiyor Jumaev, age 45,
of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, wasarrested this morning without incident bymembers of the Philadelphia FBI JointTerrorism Task Force, the Department of Justice announced today.Jumaev was charged by criminal
complaint in the District of Colorado withone count of conspiracy to providematerial support to a designated foreignterrorism organization, specifically, theIslamic Jihad Union (IJU). If convicted,Jumaev faces a maximum sentence of 15years in prison and up to a $250,000 fine.
The defendant made his initial appearancein U.S. District Court in Philadelphia,where he was advised of his rights and thecharges pending against him.The FBI has been conducting an
investigation into the activities of Jumaevand his associate, Jamshid Muhtorov, whowas arrested in January 2012 on similar
charges. According to the affidavit insupport of the criminal complaint, Jumaevand Muhtorov pledged support for the IJUand Jumaev sent funds to Muhtorovspecifically intended for the IJU. The IJUis an extremist organization that isresponsible for a number of attacks and
bombings, including attacks againstcoalition forces in Afghanistan. The IJUhas been designated by the U.S. Secretaryof State as a foreign terrorist organization.This case was investigated by the FBI’s
Joint Terrorism Task Force, which iscomprised of local, state, and federal lawenforcement agencies in cities across thecountry, including the FBI’s JTTFs inPhiladelphia and Denver. The U.S.Attorney’s Office for the Eastern Districtof Pennsylvania assisted with this matter.The investigation was also aided by the
Counterterrorism Section of the JusticeDepartment’s National Security Division.Jumaev and Muhtorov are being
prosecuted by Assistant U.S. AttorneyGreg Holloway.The charges in the complaint are
allegations, and the defendants arepresumed innocent unless and until
proven guilty.”————————————————————–Douglas McNabb – McNabb Associates,
P.C.’sFederal Criminal Defense Attorneys
Videos:
Federal Crimes – Be Careful Federal Crimes – Be Proactive Federal Crimes – Federal Indictment Federal Crimes – Detention Hearing————————————————————–To find additional federal criminal news,
please read Federal Crimes Watch Daily.Douglas McNabb and other members of
the U.S. law firm practice and write and/ or report extensively on matters involvingFederal Criminal Defense, INTERPOLRed Notice Removal, International
Extradition and OFAC SDN SanctionsRemoval.The author of this blog is Douglas
McNabb. Please feel free to contact himdirectly [email protected] or at oneof the offices listed above.
Justice Department SettlesCharge of EmploymentDiscrimination by Puerto RicoSecurity Company( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 11:56 AM March 16, 2012
The Justice Department and Puerto Rico-based Indrescom Security TechnologyInc. have agreed to settle allegations thatthe company discriminated against a work -authorized individual during theEmployment Eligibility Verification FormI-9 process by requiring him to present alawful permanent resident card, despitethe fact that the employee had alreadyproduced documents establishing hisidentity and authority to work in theUnited States, and not allowing him to
work when he did not produce the card.
Acting Associate AttorneyGeneral Tony West Speaks at theConsumer Federation ofAmerica 2012 ConsumerAssembly( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 11:47 AM March 16, 2012
"Over a decade ago, as a lawyer in theCalifornia Attorney General’s office, Iworked on a variety of consumerprotection issues, from identity theft to thevictimization of elder consumers. Andover the last three years, President Obama,Attorney General Eric Holder and I havemade protecting consumers a centerpieceof the Justice Department’s overall anti-fraud efforts," said Acting AssociateAttorney General West.
Attorney General Eric HolderSpeaks for the VanderbiltUniversity Law School CecilSims Lecture Series( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 4:15 PM March 16, 2012
"Although nearly a full century has passedsince Cecil Sims graduated from this lawschool with top honors, across theacademic campus he loved – and in thecommunities, courtrooms, and StateHouse where he made his mark – hisexample still serves as a reminder that theactions of a single person can make adifference in countless lives," saidAttorney General Holder.
Former Georgia Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Detainee( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 3:34 PM March 16, 2012
The Justice Department announced today
that former Thomas County Sheriff’sDeputy Julian Scott Law pleaded guiltytoday to assaulting a detainee inside of the
Thomas County Jail in Thomasville,Georgia, thereby depriving the detainee of his civil rights.
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FBI and APD Arrest 22 in an Alleged CocaineRingMcNabb Associates, P.C. ( Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers )
Submitted at 3:24 PM March 16, 2012
KXAN.com on March 14, 2012 releasedthe following:“ Suspects rounded up from several areacitiesErin CargileAUSTIN (KXAN) – An investigation
headed by the Austin Police Departmentand the FBI led to the arrest of 22 peoplein what authorities described as a majorcocaine distribution ring operating inCentral Texas.The majority of those arrested are facing
federal charges that carry sentences of up
to life in prison, investigators said in anews conference Wednesday morning.Police said the ring has been operating
from locations in Austin, Manor, RoundRock and Killeen and was distributing asmuch as five kilograms of cocaine a week.The arrests began on March 8.Those arrested include:
• Raymond Smith, 38
• Noe Lopez, 33• Michael Bell, 36• Kenyetta McClain, 36
• Kevin Edwards, 41• Daniel Olmos, 21• Vivid Kahey, 34• Rodney Ryan, 34• Dominic Rhodes, 35• Lee Reed, 36• Frederick Clark, 33• Andrew Reeves, 33• Darrient Grant, 41• Gary Hagler 34
Suspects whose ages were not available:• Luis Gonzalez
• Mario Gonzalez• Vicente Sanchez• Bianca Garza• Llasmin Orzuno• Tyson Carter
The names of two other suspects were notavailable.”—————————————————
———–Douglas McNabb – McNabb Associates,
P.C.’s
Federal Criminal Defense AttorneysVideos: Federal Crimes – Be Careful Federal Crimes – Be Proactive Federal Crimes – Federal Indictment Federal Crimes – Detention Hearing————————————————————–To find additional federal criminal news,
please read Federal Crimes Watch Daily.Douglas McNabb and other members of
the U.S. law firm practice and write and/ or report extensively on matters involving
Federal Criminal Defense, INTERPOLRed Notice Removal, InternationalExtradition and OFAC SDN SanctionsRemoval.The author of this blog is Douglas
McNabb. Please feel free to contact himdirectly [email protected] or at oneof the offices listed above.
Georgia Couple Convicted ofConspiring to Defraud Irs andFiling False Returns in SouthFlorida Refund Scheme( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 5:12 PM March 16, 2012
Elmo Antonio George and Nasheba NeciaHunte, formerly from the U.S. VirginIslands and currently residents of VillaRica, Ga., were found guilty today by afederal jury in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., of conspiring to defraud the InternalRevenue Service (IRS) and filing falseindividual income tax returns for 2005 and2006, the Justice Department and the IRSannounced.
Delaware Man PleadsGuilty to Transportationof Child Pornography( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 4:57 PM March 16, 2012
A New Castle, Del., man pleaded guiltytoday to one count of transportation of child pornography, announced AssistantAttorney General Lanny A. Breuer of theJustice Department’s Criminal Division,U.S. Attorney Charles M. Oberly III of theDistrict of Delaware and Special Agent inCharge Richard A. McFeely of the FBI’sBaltimore Division.
Miami-Area Resident PleadsGuilty to Participating in $200Million Medicare Fraud Scheme( USDOJ: Justice News )
Submitted at 1:22 PM March 16, 2012
A Miami-area resident pleaded guiltyyesterday for his role in a fraud schemethat resulted in the submission of morethan $200 million in fraudulent claims toMedicare.
U.S. v. Wayne E. Kepple( Antitrust Division: Upcoming Public Hearings ) Submitted at 12:23 PM March 16, 2012
Sentencing hearing has been rescheduledfor July 11, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern
FBI’s Top Ten NewsStories for the WeekEnding March 16, 2012fbi ( Current )
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FBI Director RecognizesDistinguishedCommunity Leadersfbi ( Current )
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