Head of Co Armagh haulage business given 'short' driving ban after he was caught travelling at almost 90mph on M1 near Lurgan
A Co Armagh haulage boss has been given a driving ban after being caught travelling at almost 90mph on the M1.
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A Co Armagh haulage boss has been given a driving ban after being caught travelling at almost 90mph on the M1.
The state Supreme Court agreed last year to hear Friends of Louisville Public Art's lawsuit to bring back the controversial John Castleman statue.
Former Union Official Sentenced for Violent Extortion Details Written by Justice Department Indianapolis, Indiana - An Indiana man and former business agent of Iron Workers Local 395 was sentenced Monday to more than four years in prison for conspiracy to commit Hobbs Act extortion. Thomas Williamson Sr., 70, of Schererville, pleaded guilty on Jan. 24, 2020. According to court documents, Williamson organized and led an assault on a group of non-union ironworkers as part of an attempt to obtain a contract to perform construction work on the Plum Creek Christian Aca...
Thomas Williamson Sr., 70, of Schererville, pleaded guilty on Jan. 24, 2020 . According to court documents, Williamson organized and led an assault on a group of non-union ironworkers as part of an attempt to obtain a contract to perform construction work on the Plum Creek Christian Academy, a school affiliated with the Dyer Baptist Church in Dyer, Indiana. In January 2016, Williamson learned that a non-union ironworking company was performing work for the Dyer Baptist Church, which he considered to be in Local 395’s “territory.” On Jan. 6, 2016, Williamson visited the construction sit...