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An upstate New York man groped a fellow passenger on a flight from Denver to Newark, federal authorities charged.
Ryan Manuella, 28, of Erie County “moved to a vacant center seat next to a female passenger, who was sitting in a window seat” late last week, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said Monday.
Honig said Manuella, who didn t know the woman, then “touched her on the groin and inner thigh without her permission,” Honig said.
Manuella was charged in Nevada last year with a domestic violence assault, record show.
The Cheektowaga resident also got into a struggle in 2017 with a private security guard who later died of a heart attack during at a event in Lancaster, NY, authorities said.
Colorado Physician Charged for Misappropriating Thousands from Three Different COVID Relief Programs Published: 09 April 2021 09 April 2021
Denver, Colorado - An indictment was unsealed Wednesday in Denver charging a Colorado man with stealing nearly $300,000 in government funds from three different COVID relief programs and with making false statements in connection with bankruptcy proceedings.
According to court documents, Francis F. Joseph, 56, of Highlands Ranch, allegedly transferred approximately $118,000 in COVID relief funding from a medical clinic’s account into his personal bank account, after which he spent the money on, among other things, travel and home improvements. The stolen funds came from two programs that were designed to aid medical providers during the COVID-19 pandemic the Accelerated and Advance Payment Program and the Provider Relief Fund.
Colorado Doctor Francis Joseph Charged With Stealing Nearly $300K from 3 COVID Relief Programs
On 4/9/21 at 12:31 AM EDT
Colorado resident Francis F. Joseph has been accused of stealing nearly $300,000 in government funds from three different federal COVID-19 relief programs.
An indictment unsealed on Thursday accused Joseph of transferring approximately $118,000 in COVID relief funds from the account of a medical clinic where he worked into his personal bank account.
The relief funds came from two pandemic-related federal aid programs: the Accelerated and Advance Payment Program and the Provider Relief Fund. Both programs, established under former President Donald Trump, sought to provide funds to Medicare and medical providers, respectively, during the pandemic.