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High-Ranking Honduran Drug Cartel Member Sentenced to 21 Years - Vimarsana News

High-Ranking Honduran Drug Cartel Member Sentenced to 21 Years

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A Honduran national was sentenced today to 21 years in prison for conspiring to import cocaine into the United States.

Maryland man pleads guilty to road rage incident on GW Parkway - Vimarsana News

Maryland man pleads guilty to road rage incident on GW Parkway

A Maryland man has pleaded guilty to assault after he threatened and stole the keys of a dump truck driver following a crash on the GW Parkway. The road rage incident happened on Nov. 1 along the Arlington portion of the Parkway. It was prosecuted in federal court since it happened on National Park Service

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Former Rosslyn coffee shop owner convicted of credit card fraud - Vimarsana News

Former Rosslyn coffee shop owner convicted of credit card fraud

The former owner of a coffee shop in Rosslyn has been convicted of an extensive credit card fraud scheme. Adiam Berhane, 50, was the co-owner of Caffe Aficionado in Rosslyn, which was open from 2013 until 2016, when the cafe was shut down following a police raid. Federal prosecutors said Berhane used the

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Arlington Man Sentenced to Nearly 13 Years in Prison for Trafficking Fentanyl - Vimarsana News

Arlington Man Sentenced to Nearly 13 Years in Prison for Trafficking Fentanyl

February 25, 2021 at 2:00pm An Arlington man was sentenced yesterday (Feb. 24) to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his participation in a conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid. Cornelius Frazier, 32, would press pills containing fentanyl so that they would resemble prescription pills (like Oxycodone) so that he could distribute for financial gain, according to a U.S. Justice Department press release and court documents. “As this case demonstrates, fentanyl is not only extremely dangerous because of its potency, but also because it may be hidden in counterfeit pr...

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