Department of Justice Press Releases - Page 17

March 21, 2025

ICE removes convicted killer with extensive U.S. criminal record

ICE Continues Arresting the Violent Criminal Illegal Aliens the Left is Trying to Protect

NEWARK, NJ – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested multiple fugitives involved in serious crimes, including homicide, human trafficking, and sexual offenses. Many of these individuals, who were illegally present…

Georgia environmental manager sentenced to prison for $1.2 million fraud scheme targeting employer

New York dermatology practice settles discrimination case over refusal to treat HIV-positive patient

Mail Carrier Pleads Guilty To Stealing Cash, Checks, And Other Items From The Mail

Lockport Man Going To Jail For Threatening To Kill The President, A Judge, His Wife, And A Secret Service Agent

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MAN SENTENCED TO 141 MONTHS INCARCERATION IN CONNECTION WITH HAULOVER BAY SHOOTOUT

Hazleton Woman Sentenced To 12 Months’ Imprisonment For Methamphetamine Trafficking

Franklin County Woman Charged with Straw Purchasing Firearms

U.S. Attorney’s Office Reaches Settlement with New Jersey Transit to Ensure New Jersey Transit’s Paratransit System Complies with Americans with Disabilities Act

Union County Man Admits Role in Conspiracy to Target Asian Homeowners in Residential Burglaries

Four Local 98 Employees Plead Guilty to Illegal Use of Union Assets

South Florida Towing Company Owner Sentenced to 15 Months in Prison for Tax Evasion

Matriarch of Violent Multimillion-Dollar Honduran Cocaine Trafficking Organization Pleads Guilty

United States Attorney Announces Extradition Of FTX Founder Samuel Bankman-Fried To The United States And Guilty Pleas Of Former CEO Of Alameda Research And Former Chief Technology Officer Of FTX

Federal Grand Jury in Maryland Charges Virginia Man for Illegal Possession of a Firearm and Ammunition

Morris County Pharmacy Employee Admits Participating In $2.4 Million Kickback And Bribery Scheme

Owner of Rockstar Burgers Pleads Guilty to Making Restaurant Available to Drug Traffickers in $1.7 Million Conspiracy

U.S. Attorney Announces Office Collects Approximately $7.3 Million in Fiscal Year 2022

UNITED STATES ATTORNEY’S OFFICE COLLECTS $246,498.00 IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL ACTIONS IN FISCAL YEAR 2022

St. Augustine Man Sentenced To More Than Seven Years In Federal Prison For Distributing Child Sex Abuse Material

Four Drug Dealers Sentenced To Federal Prison For Conspiracy To Distribute Cocaine

Two Colombian Nationals Plead Guilty to International Cocaine Distribution

Honduran Man Indicted On Illegal Reentry Charge

Former Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Emergency Dispatcher Sentenced To 60 Years In Federal Prison For Producing And Distributing Photos And A Video Of Himself Sexually Abusing Two Young Children

Former Federal Special Agent Found Guilty of Civil Rights Crimes for Committing Sexual Assaults Against Two Women

Bellingham, Washington, man arrested and charged federally for crimes related to sexual abuse of children

Jury Convicts Wichita Man of Money Laundering, Wire and Bank Fraud

Erie Man Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Exploitation Charge

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