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Maryland man sentenced to prison and home detention on fraud conspiracy charge for stealing over $1.3 million - Vimarsana News

Maryland man sentenced to prison and home detention on fraud conspiracy charge for stealing over $1.3 million

WASHINGTON — Mark L. Lezell of Rockville, Md., has been sentenced to 12 months in prison and 12 months of home detention for his role in a fraud conspiracy targeting companies and individuals from across the United States and around the world. The announcement was made today by Acting U.S. Attorney Channing D. Phillips, Robert Bornstein, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Washington Field Office Criminal Division, and Darrell J. Waldon, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the IRS-CI Washington DC Field Office. Lezell pled guilty in June 2016, in the U.S. District Court for the Distric...

Source: irs.gov
DC-area police arresting younger teens for carjackings: What is behind increase in cases? - Vimarsana News

DC-area police arresting younger teens for carjackings: What is behind increase in cases?

Police around the Washington, D.C., region are arresting suspects as young as 14 years old amid a crackdown on carjackings, which have been on the rise there, a report says. 

DC-area police see younger teens carjacking cars - Vimarsana News

DC-area police see younger teens carjacking cars

DC-area police see younger teens carjacking cars Crime slanting younger, including carjackings Police in the greater D.C. area are seeing a spike in carjackings – and many of the culprits are young people who aren’t even old enough to drive. WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - DC Police Chief Robert Contee recently formed a Carjacking Task Force in response to the explosion of carjackings in the DC region over the past year. As more arrests come down, police are also seeing people as young as 16, 15 and 14-years-old be charged in these carjackings -- some suspects not even old enough to drive.

Source: fox5dc.com