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Department of JusticeFederal authorities have launched an international manhunt for a Georgia everyman-turned-fugitive who is being sought for an alleged scheme that redirected more than $30 million from Christian charities meant to be spent on Bible distribution in China.According to a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday, 45-year-old Jason Gerald Shenk took more than $33 million in donations from charities and individuals—money that he allegedly promised to use for producing and distribu...

Now considered a fugitive, Jason Gerald Shenk, 45, is wanted on multiple federal charges in relation to the alleged plot, which officials in his home state say was carried out over the course of nine years.

Jason Shenk allegedly spent about $1 million on diamonds, gold and precious metals, among other hefty personal purchases.

Department of JusticeFederal authorities have launched an international manhunt for a Georgia everyman-turned-fugitive who is being sought for an alleged scheme that redirected more than $30 million from Christian charities meant to be spent on Bible distribution in China.According to a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday, 45-year-old Jason Gerald Shenk took more than $33 million in donations from charities and individuals—money that he allegedly promised to use for producing and distribu...

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies are trying to reduce violent crime in Savannah by targeting people who illegally possess firearms.

Annual event brings awareness to human trafficking

Justice Department news releases document a litany of luxury items allegedly bought with pandemic aid meant to keep struggling businesses afloat.

The wire-fraud charges against Vinath Oudomsine are part of a federal crackdown on alleged misuse of pandemic relief programs.

Prosecutors say the card cost more than two-thirds of his federal aid, which officials say was based on false information.