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Group paid recruits to fake car crashes, then get treatment at their clinics, feds say - Vimarsana News

Group paid recruits to fake car crashes, then get treatment at their clinics, feds say

Four men from Kentucky and Florida have been sentenced, records show.

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'Zip Tie Guy': Jan. 6 rioter, and mom, get prison for roles in Capitol attack - Vimarsana News

'Zip Tie Guy': Jan. 6 rioter, and mom, get prison for roles in Capitol attack

The Nashville man called "Zip Tie Guy" and his mother were sentenced Friday for their roles in the deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol.

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Nurse accused of infecting patients with hepatitis C takes plea deal - Vimarsana News

Nurse accused of infecting patients with hepatitis C takes plea deal

Former Puyallup nurse Cora Weberg pleads guilty to tampering with consumer products after allegedly infecting 12 patients with hepatitis C. She faces up to 10 y

Jan. 6 defendant who used bear spray at Capitol sentenced - Vimarsana News

Jan. 6 defendant who used bear spray at Capitol sentenced

A California man was sentenced to six-and-a-half years behind bars for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, during which he sprayed police officers with bear spay. Sean Michael McHugh, 36, of Auburn, Calif., was found guilty on two felony counts of obstruction and assaulting, impeding or interfering with law enforcement…

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Records show Chrisleys could be getting out of prison earlier than expected - Vimarsana News

Records show Chrisleys could be getting out of prison earlier than expected

Their attorney said he believes the Chrisleys' sentence would be reduced even further once new sentencing guidelines are implemented in November.

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