Agriprocessors case split into two trials in Postville raid
U S District Chief Judge Linda Reade ruled the 142 count indictment against Agriprocessors former VP Sholom Rubashkin and three managers will be tried in two separate trials. Immigration charges will be severed from financial counts to preserve fair trials amid overlapping witnesses and evidence. The charges stem from the Postville plant immigration raid last year.
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Brother Killed Brother in Cedar Rapids Slaying
Jason Hanson, 31, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to 10 years for voluntary manslaughter and five years for willful injury to run concurrently for killing his brother Matthew Hanson, 29, during a Feb. 15 fight at their Cedar Rapids home. He also owes 150000 in restitution and a 1750 fine.
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Gazette
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Omni National Bank sues Rubashkins over $300000 loan
Omni National Bank filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court seeking $332,173 plus interest from Sholom Rubashkin his father Aaron and brother Tzvi for a 2007 loan tied to Nevel Properties. The borrowers pledged assets as security and default triggered immediate repayment. The case accompanies Agriprocessors bankruptcy proceedings following a federal raid and immigration actions.
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