Four jewelry stores in two cities over a period of six months. The U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas says those numbers add up to federal charges against a pair of men.
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Examples of Dallas Police Arresting the Wrong Person
You’re at work going through a quiet day when all of a sudden you get a call from a family member who tells you that the police are looking for you. Officers later show up at your workplace, asking for you.
Texas Commissioner: ‘more Complex’ Insurance Fraud ‘growing’
According to a recent report by the Insurance Journal, last year a Dallas County woman billed an insurer “for 110 health claims for services that were not rendered,” receiving more than $28,000 in benefits. The woman eventually wound up pleading guilty to insurance fraud.
Worker Accused of Stealing Jewelry Worth $18 K from Dallas Store
Although theft is a nonviolent crime, theft charges result in serious long-term consequences in Texas. In addition to jail time and restitution, a theft crime can result in a permanent criminal record that makes it very difficult for a person to ever move on with his or her life.
Symphony Director Charged with Embezzlement
Dallas residents are justifiably proud of our city’s symphony orchestra and its national and international reputation for fine music. Fans of classical music might well be interested in news of the arrest of the executive director of another city’s symphony orchestra on embezzlement charges.
Police Arrest 3 in Alleged Texas Murder-For-Hire
Law enforcement authorities have reportedly charged three people with capital murder in an alleged murder-for-hire case in which a McKinney man was killed. Those who have been charged include the victim’s wife, her friend and the alleged shooter.
Celebrity Justice Again? Kerry Kennedy Found Not Guilty
When a celebrity is charged with a crime, it becomes a newsworthy story because of the person’s status, and because we think the person should know better. When the same celebrity is acquitted, we may think that celebrity justice is afoot.
Darren Sharper Pleads Not Guilty to Drug, Rape Charges
Former NFL safety Darren Sharper is embroiled in criminal allegations that he drugged and raped several women in four different states. He recently was arrested and charged in Los Angeles in connection with alleged crimes involving two women that he reportedly met in a West Hollywood nightclub.
Will ‘celebrity Justice’ Be Served in Justin Bieber’s Dui Case?
Justin Bieber will reportedly return to Miami Beach on March 3. No, he doesn’t have a concert or celebrity club appearance scheduled (as far as we know).
Josh Brent Convicted of Intoxication Manslaughter
In our last post, we highlighted the progress of the prosecution of Josh Brent, the former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle who was involved in the crash that killed his friend and former teammate, Jerry Brown in December 2012. Brent was charged with intoxication manslaughter for his part in the crash, as prosecutors argued that his blood alcohol level (alleged to be .18) was the principal cause of the accident.