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| Federal Bureau of Investigation Seal (Photo credit: DonkeyHotey) |
....did NOT realize but our "peeps" over at the FBI actually have a "TOP TEN LIST" of the "HOTTEST CRIMES" week end and week out.
How cool is this, crime guys!
Anyway, I think I am going to start publishing this as a regular feature as a "side column" here on the blog.
- Headquarters: New Fugitive Added to Ten Most Wanted List; Fugitive Now Deceased
Adam Mayes, wanted in connection with the recent kidnapping of a mother and her three daughters in Tennessee, was added to the list. Bodies of two of the kidnap victims were found last week. After an ensuing manhunt, the two remaining kidnap victims were later recovered safely, and Mayes was pronounced dead after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Full Story - Jacksonville: Mayo Clinic Radiology Tech Pleads Guilty to Spreading Hepatitis C
Mayo Clinic (Photo credit: Wikipedia) 
Mugshot of famous US organized crime figure. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Steven Beumel pled guilty to tampering with a consumer product resulting in death when he admitted that he stole syringes of Fentanyl and replaced them with contaminated syringes of saline. Full Story - San Antonio: Attorneys Indicted for Bribery and ExtortionThe Cameron County and District Attorney was charged for allegedly solicited and accepted over $100,000 in cash and campaign contributions from others, including another attorney charged in the indictment, in return for favorable acts of prosecutorial discretion. Full Story
- New York: Man Pleads Guilty to Illegally Threatening Pro-Life Advocates
Theodore Shulman, a pro-choice advocate, pled guilty for threatening to kill two people through a posting on a blog that appears on the website FirstThings.com. Full Story - Salt Lake City: Charges Filed in Case Involving Alleged Theft of Trade Secrets from Utah Company
Chinese citizens Janice Kuang Capener and Luo Jun and two companies were charged with theft of trade secrets from Orbit Irrigation Products Inc. Full Story
Al Capone. Mugshot information from Science and Society Picture Gallery: Al Capone (1899-1947), American gangster, 17 June 1931. 'Al Capone sent to prison. This picture shows the Bertillon photographs of Capone made by the US Dept of Justice. His rogue's gallery number is C 28169'. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) - Washington Field: Arrests Made in Alleged Honduran-Based Cocaine Trafficking Ring
Twenty-eight individuals were arrested for their roles in a drug trafficking ring that used couriers to import large amounts of cocaine hidden in shoes and decorative wooden frames.Full Story - Knoxville: Suspects in Multi-State Mortgage Fraud Scheme Charged
Joshua O. Dobson and Paul E. Gott, III were charged for allegedly defrauding hundreds of investors in California, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia of more than $45 million.Full Story - New York: Colombo Organized Crime Family Acting Boss Convicted of Racketeering Conspiracy
Thomas Gioeli and Colombo family soldier Dino Saracino were found guilty of various racketeering charges, including murder. Full Story - Miami: Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Sex Trafficking of Minors and Production of Child Pornography
James Mozie was sentenced for recruiting underage runaways to work as prostitutes at his residence. Full Story - Atlanta: Ex-Army Officers Charged with Stealing Defense FundsJasen Minter and Louis E. Nock were charged with conspiracy and theft of more than $2.7 million from the U.S. government while serving in Saudi Arabia. Full Story
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