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Jon Voight blames 'liberal non-thinkers' for inciting the spate of anti-Semitic incidents across the country in recent days as Jews have been targeted by supporters of Palestine.
America's anti-Semitism crisis worsens: Teen is put in a chokehold, feces is left outside a synagogue, man is arrested for torching a community center and temple-goers get armed escorts in LA amid spike in hate crimes as pro-Palestinian factions target Jews NYPD has identified a 77% increase in hate crimes this year compared to the last Anti-Jewish attacks spiked due to Israel conflict, Anti-Defamation League said In Los Angeles, armed escorts are accompanying Jews on their way to services
UpdatedMon, Mar 15, 2021 at 3:54 pm ET Replies(49) Officials said these are some of the drugs seized from the Hempstead-based drug ring. (Courtesy Nassau County District Attorney's Office) Some of the 38 weapons that authorities said they seized from the ring. (Courtesy Nassau County District Attorney's Office) Some of the 38 weapons that authorities said they seized from the ring. (Courtesy Nassau County District Attorney's Office) HEMPSTEAD, NY — More than 30 people were arrested and charged in connection with a massive drug trafficking ring based in Hempstead, officials announced Monday....
Saratoga County man admits making 'ghost guns' News staff FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY - A Saratoga County man pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to deal, possess, transfer and make unregistered firearms, and to distributing methamphetamine, federal authorities said. Christopher Montano, 36, of Edinburg, admitted that between August and October 2019, he, along with Michael Castelluccio of Fultonville, conspired to build and sell firearms from component parts ordered online. These firearms are commonly known as “ghost guns” because they do not have serial numbers, which makes them diffi...
ALBANY — A Gloversville man was indicted this week on federal drug and weapons charges. Kent Tucker, 23, of Gloversville, was indicted Thursday on charges of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a stolen firearm and possession of a firearm in the furtherance of drug trafficking. The charges were announced in a joint press release issued by Acting U.S. Attorney Antoinette T. Bacon and John B. DeVito, special agent in charge of the state Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The indictment ...