Sheriff Lamb Acquitted In Tax Evasion Case
Sheriff Ralph Lamb is acquitted on three counts of tax evasion after a three week trial. U S District Judge Roger Foley ruled the government failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The courtroom cheered as charges were dismissed, Lamb plans to sleep and consider campaigning next summer.
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LV Man Arrested On Quack Charge In Las Vegas Raid
Las Vegas businessman Michael Earl Kilfoyle 52 was arrested during a mid afternoon raid by the State Division of Narcotics. He faced charges of practicing medicine without a license and illegal possession of hypodermic needles after undercover agents said he sold a supposed cancer cure named KC 1 Tekarina. Investigators said the liquid was illegal in the US and ineffective against cancer. Kilfoyle operated 30 shell corporations from 1055 E Tropicana Ave and billed patients $100 per shot. Boxes of needles vials and patient interview tapes were seized. Many patients died, an agent said, likely from their diseases rather than Kilfoyle s treatments.
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Polanski Agrees On Guilty Plea In Los Angeles
Roman Polanski has agreed to plead guilty to one charge connected to the alleged rape and drugging of a 13 year old girl at a home linked to actor Jack Nicholson. The plea is to be presented to Judge Laurence J. Rittenband in Santa Monica at 9 a.m. Monday.
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Nevada Nominees for Ninth Circuit Named Amid No DOJ Probe
The Justice Department announced no plans to investigate irregularities in nominating John Mowbray Thomas Wilson and Procter Hug for a seat on the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Associate Attorney General Michael J Egan praised the selection committee and said recommendations were forwarded.
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Nevada nominees prompt complaints over selection process
After nominations for a high federal judgeship, Justice Al Gunderson and the Nevada Judges Association criticized the selection as improper. Leo Puccinelli and three Las Vegas attorneys also protested. Hugo led as frontrunner while the FBI began background checks on him only.
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Las Vegas men released from Colombian detention in 16 day stint
Two Las Vegas men were released from Colombian custody after a brief period of detention. Stephen Bolling and Miguel Parada were said to be staying in Santa Marta as Jet Avia and Mercy Ambulance arranged flights home. Parada faces U S immigration clearance delays and may be moved to Vancouver on a Canadian visa pending review.
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