Pomeroy, Ohio’s Meigs County Grand Jury issued twelve indictments during its December session, as announced by Prosecuting Attorney James K. Stanley. The local legal development, published by Wv News, underscores the county’s ongoing commitment to addressing criminal matters.
Police in Guam say a car with a missing license plate led to a startling discovery: drugs hidden inside, according to a magistrate’s complaint. Law enforcement officials later confirmed the plate itself was fraudulent, prompting charges in Superior Court.
John Bolton, who once served as a top advisor to President Trump, denied wrongdoing in a Maryland courtroom. He entered a not guilty plea Friday to allegations of mishandling classified information, setting the stage for further legal scrutiny.
A Hudson woman pleaded guilty to taking sexually explicit photos of children at a Massachusetts day care where she worked. She now awaits sentencing, which is scheduled for February.
Sean “Diddy” Combs faces a pivotal legal moment as a judge weighs his sentence for two prostitution-related charges. His defense team’s plea for leniency has sparked intense public conversation about accountability and celebrity justice.
A Washington County judge has ruled that certain materials in a lawsuit involving Fayetteville-based Slim Chickens may be kept confidential. The decision underscores the restaurant chain’s efforts to protect sensitive information in an ongoing dispute brought by a franchisee group.
A former Madison County Councilman, Steve Sumner, who had spent two years on the run, was arrested in Kentucky this week. Sumner faced multiple felony charges involving sexual conduct with a minor and was wanted since leaving the state two years ago.
A new lawsuit claims Southern California Edison concealed its part in a 2019 wildfire that erupted in Sylmar, California. Residents recall hearing two loud booms and seeing a bright flash just before the blaze, fueling questions about the utility company’s possible involvement.
James Fishback, founder of investment firm Azoria and a former Greenlight Research analyst, appears in the Cook hearing as a “movant.” The term describes a party who instigates a motion in a legal proceeding, underscoring Fishback’s active role in the case.
The first-degree murder trial of a 20-year-old Ellensburg man has been postponed until December following a request from his attorney. The defendant was arrested in connection with an alleged gang-related shooting.