Crime Scene Archive: Jerry Markon
N.Va. men in Pakistan charged with six counts in terror case
Five Northern Virginia men arrested in Pakistan in December were charged Wednesday with six counts of violating state and anti-terror laws, two of which carry potential sentences of life in prison. The men, ages 18 to 24, pleaded not guilty....
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March 17, 2010; 8:27 AM ET |
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Drug ring made sale in mall food court, authorities charge
Five men have been arrested and charged in a drug conspiracy that authorities said included a drug sale in the food court of the Tysons Corner Center mall. The men -- Jonathan Pai,Tofun Ali Ghasri, Paul Bang, Jeff L. Tsu,...
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March 10, 2010; 3:35 PM ET |
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Official at prestigious T. Jefferson HS charged with stealing school money
A finance official at one of the Washington area's most prestigious high schools was arrested on Friday and charged with stealing $279,000 from student athletics and clubs and using the money to support a gambling habit, prosecutors said. Susan Thanh...
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March 5, 2010; 1:09 PM ET |
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Webb, Warner urge confirmation of 4th Circuit nominee
Update, 4 p.m.: The Senate on Friday scheduled a vote on Keenan's nomination for Tuesday, according to the office of Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va) Original post: When President Obama was elected, legal scholars said he had a unique opportunity to...
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February 26, 2010; 4:00 PM ET |
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Man sentenced in "granny ripping" scheme
It is known as "granny ripping," or "getting granny" -- targeting elderly homeowners and scamming them into paying for unnecessary home repairs or utility work that is never done at all. Now, the final of three defendants have been sentenced...
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February 26, 2010; 11:58 AM ET |
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Loudoun doc mailed himself $235,000 and now faces prison
Like many people, Andrew Silva inherited money from his mother when she died. One problem: the cash was in an undeclared Swiss bank account. So Silva, a surgeon, devised an unusual solution, prosecutors said. He mailed 26 packages containing more...
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February 16, 2010; 4:41 PM ET |
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