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WASHINGTON - An arrest warrant was issued Tuesday for an imprisoned Salvadoran immigrant in the killing of federal intern Chandra Levy, nearly eight years after the case captivated the country and ended the career of a congressman. The warrant accuses Ingmar Guandique (gwan-DEE'-kay) of killing Levy on May 1, 2001, as she jogged through Washington's Rock Creek Park. Guandique, 27, is already serving time in a federal prison in Adelanto, Calif., for attacking two women in the same park in the weeks after Levy's disappearance.
S. District Judge Donetta Ambrose issued an arrest warrant Monday for a former government star witness in a drugs-for-sex case after the woman failed to show up for a probation violation hearing. Jennifer Lee Riggle, 30, of New Kensington provided testimony in the 2004 trial of Dr. Bernard Rottschaefer, a former Oakmont doctor convicted in March 2004 on 153 counts of illegally prescribing painkillers. He is serving five years in prison.
Authorities plan to issue an arrest warrant for a McKeesport man who failed to appear in court yesterday on charges connected to the voter registration fraud investigation of the group ACORN. Bryan A. Williams, 23, had a court date on charges of obstruction of justice and interference. He was one of seven people charged after a probe by District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr. into voter registration efforts by ACORN, or the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.
The existence of an arrest warrant does not deprive an individual of the reasonable expectation of privacy. If an unlawful detention results in the discovery of the warrant, any evidence seized incident to the arrest on the warrant is generally subject to the exclusionary rule. Reversed and Remanded for further proceedings. (Hall, J., dissenting.)
... of the trial court is Reversed, and the case is Remanded. I . - 1 -. 2. {¶ 2} A...
DAYTON -- The search of Charles McDaniel's home yielded plenty of evidence against the felon: baggies of heroin, guns, bullets. The search led to a multiple-count indictment in U.S. District Court. But on Friday, June 26, federal authorities found out how much of that evidence they could use in court: none.
Thursday, June 10, 2004
Just weeks after the revelation that a mishandled burglary prosecution might have enabled the July slaying of Frank Moore II as he checked his neighbor's home, Milwaukee County Courthouse bureaucracy stalled an arrest warrant for another man until after, prosecutors say, he committed murder. A woman told police Julius M. King, 22, pointed a shotgun at her and threatened to kill her Aug. 11, but the misdemeanor charge filed against him in that case four days later didn't result in a warrant until Sept. 11 - four days after King's arrest in the Aug. 26 shooting death of Fabian Binns.
ST. GEORGE -- An arrest warrant issued for Allen Steed, who was charged with one first-degree felony count of rape after testifying on behalf of polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs, should be rescinded, according to a motion filed in 5th District Court Friday. Steed's attorney, Jim Bradshaw, also filed a motion for Steed to be released on his own recognizance or be allowed a reduced bail amount of a $500 bond. Bail now stands at $50,000 cash only. A bail hearing is scheduled for Oct. 4 at 9 a.m. before Judge G. Rand Beacham.
Thursday, June 10, 2004
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