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Courtroom outburst: Family members of Diamond Alvarez attack Frank DeLeon Jr. when he pleads guilty to killing his teen girlfriend - Vimarsana News

Courtroom outburst: Family members of Diamond Alvarez attack Frank DeLeon Jr. when he pleads guilty to killing his teen girlfriend

ABC13 cameras captured family members fighting during court for Frank DeLeon Jr., who pleaded guilty to the murder of 15-year-old Diamond Alvarez.

Source: abc13.com
Olathe Proud Boy pleads guilty to Capitol riot related charges - Vimarsana News

Olathe Proud Boy pleads guilty to Capitol riot related charges

William Chrestman, 49, of Olathe, Kansas, also pleaded guilty to threatening to assault a federal officer during the riot.

Source: kmbc.com
North Jersey developer Fred Daibes withdraws bank fraud guilty plea rejected by judge - Vimarsana News

North Jersey developer Fred Daibes withdraws bank fraud guilty plea rejected by judge

Edgewater developer Fred Daibes, who was indicted alongside Sen. Bob Menendez, has withdrawn a bank fraud guilty plea dating to 2018.

Source: yahoo.com
Second hunter accused in SC deer disease investigation pleads guilty to federal charge - Vimarsana News

Second hunter accused in SC deer disease investigation pleads guilty to federal charge

Three hunters from South Carolina have wound up in court after parts of a deer were brought from Kansas to the Palmetto State.. The deer parts contained a disease never verified in the state’s deer population before.

Source: yahoo.com
David Sinopoli expected to plead guilty in 1975 murder - Vimarsana News

David Sinopoli expected to plead guilty in 1975 murder

Sinopoli is expected to enter a guilty plea on Thursday, Oct. 19, at 1:30 p.m.

Source: wgal.com