Family of Colorado inmate files wrongful death suit, says he was denied medication
DENVER (Reuters) – A mentally ill prisoner who was found naked and dead in a Colorado jail cell two years ago was denied his psychiatric medication and physically abused by staff at the lock-up, lawyers for the inmate’s family said Friday.
U.S. makes new arrest in U.N. bribery case
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. prosecutors on Friday unveiled charges against a China-born woman involved with two organizations focused on the United Nations as part of an ongoing investigation into a scheme to pay bribes to a former U.N. General Assembly …
Eight sailors hurt in accident on USS Eisenhower carrier flight deck
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Eight U.S. sailors were injured on the flight deck of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier on Friday when a cable snapped during the landing of an E-2C Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft, the Navy said.
Wrestler Hulk Hogan wins $115 million in sex tape suit against Gawker
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida jury awarded Hulk Hogan $115 million on Friday after finding the Gawker website violated his privacy by publishing a sex tape of the celebrity wrestler.
New York foster parent indicted on sexual abuse, bestiality charges
(Reuters) – A New York foster parent of 140 children over two decades has been indicted for alleged sexual abuse of seven boys, endangering the welfare of children who were reported to have rummaged through garbage for food and bestiality, prosecutors …
New York banana mogul convicted of embezzling retirement funds
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A former Long Island banana importer already convicted of engaging in a cocaine distribution scheme was found guilty on Friday of stealing more than $750,000 from his employees’ retirement plan.
Judge sends former prep school student to prison
CONCORD, N.H. (Reuters) – A New Hampshire judge on Friday ordered a former prep school student to begin serving a one-year prison sentence after violating his curfew in a high-profile case over sex at elite St. Paul’s School.
Oregon refuge protester arrested after threats against U.S. officers
(Reuters) – A man who took part in January’s armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon has been arrested after threatening to kill federal agents investigating the six-week-long standoff, a county prosecutor said on Friday.
Two detention center staffers where Kentucky teen died face misdemeanor charges
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Reuters) – Two staff members of the Kentucky youth detention center where a teenage girl died have been indicted by a grand jury on misdemeanor charges of failing to perform their official duties, prosecutors said on Friday.
Virginia man pleads guilty to trying to join Islamic State
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A Virginia man pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court on Friday to trying to join Islamic State in Syria earlier this year, becoming the fourth American this week to be convicted of attempting to support the group.
