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Baltimore Bridge: No Evidence of Terrorism, Six Workers Still Missing - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Bridge: No Evidence of Terrorism, Six Workers Still Missing

Maryland Governor Wes Moore said at a briefing that collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore appears to be an accident. A full investigation is…

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2-vehicle crash sends 1 to hospital - Vimarsana News

2-vehicle crash sends 1 to hospital

One person was taken to York Hospital following a Thursday morning crash on East Berlin Road, while two others declined transport, according to Northeast Adams Fire and EMS Deputy Chief

Former Kentucky federal corrections supervisor sentenced to 66 months for leading coverups of inmate assaults, making false reports - Vimarsana News

Former Kentucky federal corrections supervisor sentenced to 66 months for leading coverups of inmate assaults, making false reports

A former Bureau of Prisons supervisor, Kevin X. Pearce, 39, was sentenced recently to 66 months in prison followed by one year of supervised release for leading two coverups of assaults of inmates held at U.S. Penitentiary Big Sandy. 

Former Kentucky Federal Corrections Supervisor Sentenced to 66 Months for Leading Cover-Ups of Inmate Assaults and Making False Reports - Vimarsana News

Former Kentucky Federal Corrections Supervisor Sentenced to 66 Months for Leading Cover-Ups of Inmate Assaults and Making False Reports

Former Kentucky Federal Corrections Supervisor Sentenced to 66 Months for Leading Cover-Ups of Inmate Assaults and Making False Reports

Las Vegas men posed as distressed grandchildren in Pittsburgh scheme aimed at elderly victims - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas men posed as distressed grandchildren in Pittsburgh scheme aimed at elderly victims

Two Las Vegas men were convicted Friday by a Pennsylvania jury on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, posing as distressed grandchildren in phone calls to get money from the victims.