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A soldier had evidence of a preliminary self-titled “operation,” found on his electronic devices, with the goal “to physically remove as many of [black and brown people]" as possible.
Fort Bragg soldier Noah Edwin Anthony who wanted to remove racial minorites from Eastern NC found guilty of having illegal short barrel rifle
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina are honoring National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. State officials joined together Tuesday for a ceremony. Gov. Roy Cooper and Michael Easley, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina, were just a few state leaders and […]
A military couple who ran a scheme to steal and sell millions in military equipment recently received convictions for their crimes.
The plaintiff-prisoner claims that the disciplinary action against him violated not only prison policy but also the Rehabilitation Act, alleging that a medical condition impelled him to continue to a restroom rather than immediately proceeding to his cell as he was ordered to do. The Prison Litigation Reform Act required that, once plaintiff exhausted the