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A California man has been sentenced to 212 years in federal prison for killing his two autistic sons in a bid to cash out on insurance policies worth more than $260,000, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Thursday.
U.S. District Judge John F. Walter sentenced 45-year-old Ali F. Elmezayen to 212 years for his “evil and diabolical scheme” and the “vicious and callous nature of his crimes,” according to the DOJ.
“He is the ultimate phony and a skillful liar… and is nothing more than a greedy and brutal killer,” Walter said, according to the DOJ. “The only regret that defendant has is that he got caught.”
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1,500 Pounds Of Methamphetamine Worth $112 Million Seized In Paramount Syndicated Local – CBS Los Angeles
PARAMOUNT (CBSLA) The FBI says a joint investigation with the LAPD into organized crime resulted in the seizure of $112 million worth of methamphetamine.
The FBI Los Angeles’ office tweeted an image of several bags and bricks of drugs, cash and a gun they say was seized from a location in Paramount.
Agents & Officers with @FBILosAngeles & @LAPDHQ investigating #OrganizedCrime facilitating the movement of fentanyl, cocaine, heroin & meth in LA & elsewhere seized over 1500 lbs of methamphetamine in #Paramount valued at approximately $112,000,000. #Jalisco#NewGenerationCartelpic.twitter.com/e4ahGrNvv7
The investigation apparently involved a new cartel out of Jalisco, Mexico “facilitating the movement of fentanyl, cocaine, heroin & meth in LA & elsewhere,” the FBI’s tweet said.
FBI locates armored military Humvee stolen from National Guard facility in Bell
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Officials say it was located Wednesday morning, and was discovered in the Los Angeles River off Downey Road in Vernon. Meanwhile, the search continues for the person or group who stole the vehicle from the National Guard Armory last week.
The Humvee, which the FBI said is worth about $120,000, was up-armored, meaning it had been upgraded and is considered a combat vehicle.
A reward of up to $10,000 had been offered for information leading to the vehicle, but it s unclear if law enforcement or a civilian found it.