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Dem Consultant Caught Red-Handed in 2020 Election Coercion Scheme - Vimarsana News

Dem Consultant Caught Red-Handed in 2020 Election Coercion Scheme

A Democratic consultant was convicted of attempted coercion in an effort to influence the results of a Texas legislative race.

Source: ijr.com
Ex San Bernardino County commissioner agrees to plead guilty to bribery - Vimarsana News

Ex San Bernardino County commissioner agrees to plead guilty to bribery

Ex San Bernardino County commissioner agreed to plead guilty to a federal criminal charge of funneling bribes, the U.S. Department of Justice said

Judge: Warrants to Search Homes of Kuehl, Others Properly Obtained - Vimarsana News

Judge: Warrants to Search Homes of Kuehl, Others Properly Obtained

A LA judge said the sheriff's department properly obtained warrants to search the home of county Supervisor Sheila Kuehl and other locations targeted in a political corruption probe, but he ordered the agency to turn over any items seized in the searches to the state Attorney General's Office.

Source: iheart.com
Judge: LASD properly obtained warrants to search Sheila Kuehl's home - Vimarsana News

Judge: LASD properly obtained warrants to search Sheila Kuehl's home

A judge rejected requests by attorneys for Sheila Kuehl, LA's Metro and the nonprofit group Peace Over Violence to have the seized equipment returned.

Source: foxla.com
Judge: Sheriff's department warrant to search Kuehl's home was properly obtained • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Judge: Sheriff's department warrant to search Kuehl's home was properly obtained • Long Beach Post News

The judge also ordered the sheriff's department to turn over any items seized in the searches to the state Attorney General's Office, which has taken over the investigation.

Source: lbpost.com