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  No charges for Sen. Richard Burr, federal charges in iPhone-centered SBA fraud, an iPad damaged in a "wrong house" raid by Chicago police, and more in the Apple Crime Blotter. The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Federal indictments for two men accused in SBA-loans-for-iPhones scam Two Massachusetts men who were arrested in December for an alleged fraud scheme involving fraudulent SBA disaster loans being used to buy iPhones have now been indicted on federal charges. According to the Department of Justice release, the two 24-year...

January 29, 2021 11:39 a.m. Twenty-three days after a mob ransacked Congress in an attempt to prevent the certification of Joe Biden’s presidential win, federal prosecutors have charged more than 150 individuals for their involvement in the breach and have opened over 400 case files. And over three weeks and a steady stream of charging papers, some themes have begun to emerge. Yes, dozens of people simply incriminated themselves, posting selfies from the Capitol Rotunda or bragging to frenemies on social media who quickly ratted them out to the FBI. But the feds have ma...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Jan 25, 2021 11:40 PM EST In a recent string of high-profile escapes from the isolated country, the acting ambassador to Kuwait and now the North Korea defector joined South Korea, a lawmaker from the south have confirmed on Monday. North Korea's embassy in Kuwait had been led by Ryu Hyun Woo since former Ambassador So Chang Sik was expelled after a 2017 United Nations resolution sought to scale back the overseas diplomatic missions of the country. According to Aljazeera, Tae Yong Ho, who was the deputy ambassador of North Korea to Britain before he settled in th...

A man who was allegedly seen storming the U.S. Capitol with tactical hand restraints must remain in jail after his release order was blocked by a Washington, D.C. judge. Eric Munchel, 30, was arrested last week after online researchers accused him of being the person photographed with so-called "Zip Ties" during the siege on Capitol Hill earlier this month. Since the insurrection, Munchel has earned the label of "Zip Tie Guy." "Law enforcement interviewed Munchel and identified that he was carrying a black and yellow 'Taser Pulse' taser that emits electrical shock," FBI Special Agent Carlos D...

Prosecutors weigh possible sedition charge for zip tie Capitol riot suspect Jake Dima © Provided by Washington Examiner A federal judge has blocked the release of the suspected rioter seen sporting zip tie cuffs during the early January unrest at the capitol as prosecutors consider sharper charges for the inmate. District Judge Beryl Howell on Sunday ordered Eric Munchel, 30, to remain behind bars following his Jan. 10 arrest for his supposed role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot that resulted in the death of five people, including one police officer, according to court documents....