Sen. Ron Calderon's California Capitol office, Latino Legislative Caucus ...
News10.net California Senate Sergeant at Arms Tony Beard said the Legislative Office Building at the LatinoLegislative Caucus office was also searched by the FBI. Eimiller said the searches at both locations are related to the same investigation. The ... |
Latino Caucus office also raided by FBI
Los Angeles Times "This afternoon, agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation served search warrants in the State Capitol at the office of Senator Ron Calderon and in the Legislative Office Building at theLatino Legislative Caucus office," it said. "Those warrants ... FBI searches offices of California state senator, Latino caucus Yahoo! News Ron Calderon Investigation: FBI Raids Offices Of California State Senator ...Huffington Post FBI Raids Offices Of State Sen. Ron Calderon, Latino CaucusCBS Local Sacramento Bee (blog) all 49 news articles » |
Another young woman has been added to the list of young people apparently abducted as a group from an after-hours bar in a normally calm district of Mexico City, raising the number of missing to 12, prosecutors said Tuesday night.
Investigators have no leads on the 11 young people who went missing late last month in Mexico City and cannot even confirm that the group was taken by force, Federal District Attorney Rodolfo Rios said. The young people were led away from the Heavens After bar in Mexico City’s Zona Rosa tourist district by gunmen on May 26, relatives and a young man who managed to escape said. The incident did not come to light until relatives staged a protest last Wednesday, three days after the group went missing. “This is a case without precedent,” the DA said, adding that the matter was officially being handled as a disappearance and not a kidnapping because no ransom demands had been made. “We have no knowledge that a relative has received any calls asking for money, Rios said. One of the missing youths is Jerry Ortiz Ponce, a 16-year-old boy whose jailed father, Jorge Ortiz Reyes, is one of the leaders of the La Union gang. Ortiz Reyes is still running the criminal organization from prison, media reports said. A rival gang may have staged the kidnapping to settle a score with La Union following the killing of a drug dealer in Mexico City two days before the youths disappeared, press reports said. “We have no specific information on this case,” Mexico City police chief Jesus Rodriguez Almeida said Monday in response to a question from reporters about the gang. The young people, who worked and liked to spend time at the bar, were taken out of the establishment by men dressed in black who identified themselves as police officers, relatives said. The group may have been taken away by drug cartel members, who often abduct targeted individuals and do not demand ransom, dumping victims’ bodies at some location a few days later, relatives said. Several of the missing young people had criminal records for involvement in robberies, drug trafficking and arms possession, media reports said.
Police said Wednesday they have arrested a man accused of raping an Irish woman who volunteered at a children's charity in the Indian city of Kolkata.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected on Wednesday to propose stricter regulations for money-market mutual funds, hoping to shore up an industry that posed risks to investors at the height of the 2008 financial crisis.
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WHAT HAPPENED: The Army says Staff Sgt. Robert Bales slipped away from his southern Afghanistan outpost in March 2012 and attacked mud-walled compounds in two villages nearby, killing 16 people, including women and children. Bales, an Ohio native and father of two from Lake Tapps, Wash., had been drinking contraband alcohol, snorting Valium that was provided to him by another soldier, and had been taking steroids before the attack, his lawyers have said.
Some of President Barack Obama's political appointees, including the secretary for Health and Human Services, are using secret government email accounts.
Vice President Joe Biden set to speak at Vegas conferences
Reno Gazette Journal Real Estate and Retail · Economy · Gaming and Tourism · Growth and Development · Transportation · Technology · Money and Markets · Northern Nevada Networking · People on the Move · Small Business. LATEST ... He's set to speak at the Youth Awards ... and more » |
FARC kills prison guards in Colombia
Shanghai Daily (subscription) BOGOTA, June 4 (Xinhua) -- At least four prison guards were killed Tuesday by alleged members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrilla in rural Caqueta, a department in southern Colombia, local media reported. In the attack on a ... |
FARC kills prison guards in Colombia
People's Daily Online The attack took place between the towns of El Doncello and Puerto Rico, where the injured are recovering in local hospitals. INPEC Director Gustavo Adolfo Ricaurte said the rebels only wanted to kill the guards, as the three inmates were not rescued. and more » |
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