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She was last seen at her South Salem home in 1982 and the man she married -- long a suspect in her disappearance -- has been jailed since 2015 . On Thursday , Kathie Durst was officially declared dead . While Robert Durst , a Scarsdale native and millionaire real estate heir , has never been charged in connection with his wife Kathie Durst 's disappearance , he did appear to confess to killing her and others in a 2015 HBO documentary , which reported that a microphone caught him saying , `` What the hell did I do ? Killed them all of course . '' Robert Durst is currently awaiting trial in California , where he 's been charged in connection with the 2000 shooting death of Susan Berman , a longtime confidant . Kathie Durst was 29 and a medical student when she went missing more than 35 years ago . The decision to declare her dead was made Thursday by Surrogate 's Court Judge Nora Anderson , according to the New York Post , which said that the move allows Kathie Durst 's family to pursue a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Robert Durst -- the last person to see her alive . Click here to read the report from the New York Post . Click here to sign up for Daily Voice 's free daily emails and news alerts .

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Senior Member Of “ Manche Boy Mafia ” Gang Sentenced To More Than Eleven Years In Stolen Identity Refund Fraud Scheme Tampa , FL – U.S. District Judge James D. Whittemore today sentenced Equanzick Howell a/k/a “ Pookie , ” “ Big Pook , ” and “ Pook Pook ” ( 31 , Tampa ) to 11 years and 2 months in federal prison for theft of government property and aggravated identity theft . Howell had pleaded guilty on August 16 , 2018 . According to court documents , between 2011 and 2018 , Howell , who was a senior member of the Manche Boy Mafia or “ MBM ” gang , committed tax fraud , credit card fraud , and identity theft in the Tampa Bay area . Between March and June 2013 , Howell filed 12 fraudulent tax returns , including one in his own name , and directed that the refunds be loaded onto his H & R Block card . All of the returns , except for Howell ’ s own return , were filed using identities stolen from individuals who were deceased , elderly , and/or severely mentally disabled . Howell used the H & R Block account to make ATM withdrawals and purchases from Tampa-area retailers and restaurants , including a $ 2,500 payment to a cosmetic surgery center where Howell ’ s girlfriend received a cosmetic procedure . For the 2012 , 2013 , and 2014 tax years , Howell and those working with him made false claims to the IRS for tax refunds to which they were not entitled in the amount of a least $ 976,000 and , as a result , received approximately $ 140,000 in fraudulently obtained tax refunds . Investigators also learned that , starting in early 2015 , members of MBM , including Howell , began purchasing stolen credit and debit card account numbers online from various websites , many of which use bitcoin as their currency . Once the members of this conspiracy purchased the stolen account numbers , they or someone working with them created counterfeit credit cards . The conspirators typically used the counterfeit credit cards to purchase gift cards and electronics , which they kept or later sold for cash . Howell also used counterfeit credit cards to obtain gift cards , which were used to purchase firearms and ammunition . To date , investigators have determined that Howell was responsible for approximately $ 1.1 million in intended or attempted purchases with counterfeit credit cards and stolen account information . “ The sentencing of Equanzick Howell represents the tireless efforts of dedicated IRS Special Agents , in coordination with the FBI and Tampa Police Department , to eradicate the scourge of stolen identity related tax fraud , ” stated Special Agent in Charge Mary Hammond of IRS Criminal Investigation . “ Howell and his gang heaped untold nightmarish anxiety on their victims , which surely any of us would feel upon learning we had become the target of an identity thief . We are firmly committed to teaming up with our law enforcement partners to pursue any individual and dismantle any organization brazen enough to attempt this heinous crime. ” This case was investigated by the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigations , the Federal Bureau of Investigation , and the Tampa Police Department . It was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Mandy Riedel .

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Evelyn Elizabeth Dwyer She was employed in the litigation section at Bailey Perrin Bailey LLP , where she enjoyed writing briefs and the comradery of her colleagues , until 2015 when her illness motivated her to focus exclusively on family and serving others . Real estate transactions Leases OFFICE : Bailey Perrin Bailey has renewed a lease for 32,000 square feet in Lyric Centre at 440 Louisiana . Houston lawyer defends Pa. contract called 'pay to play' Now the head of his own firm - Bailey Perrin Bailey - he received a contract from the office of Rendell 's general counsel at the same time he was giving more than $ 90,000 in cash and airfare donations to ... UH looks to build on Maggard 's work The other is former UH quarterback Ken Bailey , a founding partner in the law firm of Bailey Perrin Bailey . From HoustonChronicle.com Get All Digital Access to Houston 's top stories and in-depth investigative journalism Perrin brings trust , goodwill to UT athletics , colleagues say When he walks into the room , everybody wants to talk to Big Perrin , old number 81 , '' Bailey said . ... From the firm Fisher , Gallagher , Perrin and Lewis , Perrin moved on to help start a local office of the firm ...

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Reactions to the shooting death of Kathryn Steinle “ There has been much discussion about San Francisco ’ s Sanctuary City policy in the aftermath of Kathryn ’ s death . Let me be clear : San Francisco ’ s Sanctuary City policy protects residents regardless of immigration status and is not intended to protect repeat , serious and violent felons. ” “ The border is porous , there are insufficient internal security mechanisms in place , and this administration has embraced the nonenforcement and constitutionally suspect rewriting of what inadequate current laws do exist . Coupling this with the willful nonenforcement of federal laws and the willful failure to respect detainers creates more than benign sounding things like ‘ sanctuary ’ cities . It creates gaping holes in our criminal justice system , which leads to deadly consequences for innocent Americans. ” “ This unfortunate act by one individual ... should not be used by the media and politicians who seek to exploit and inflame the situation with anti-immigrant rhetoric to vilify and scapegoat the entire immigrant community. ” “ ( Immigrants ) are , in many cases , criminals , drug dealers , rapists , etc . This was evident just this week when , as an example , a young woman in San Francisco was viciously killed by a five-time deported Mexican with a long criminal record , who was forced back into the United States because they didn ’ t want him in Mexico . This is merely one of thousands of similar incidents throughout the United States. ” “ There is nothing to tweak . You have the policy or don ’ t have the policy . And you don ’ t change the policy because Donald Trump is thumping his fist at San Francisco . “ Those who try to find meaning in this tragedy by blaming San Francisco officials or immigration law are either betraying their misunderstanding of the law or their wrongheaded political opportunism . It is my understanding that immigration officials could have detained the alleged perpetrator for deportation . That is their job . But too often in the past , those same officials wanted to use local jails to hold Californians for minor infractions , or without even having a criminal case . The Trust Act put a stop to those official abuses but never gave a free pass to people who commit gun violence like this . ”

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As deaths rise , Russian doctors despair at low vaccine rate Dr. Georgy Arbolishvili does n't need to see government statistics or hear about the records being broken every day for infections and deaths to know that Russia is struggling through a particularly alarming phase of the coronavirus pandemic . He simply looks around his filled-to-capacity intensive care unit at Moscow 's Hospital No . 52 . With only about a third of Russia 's 146 million people vaccinated against COVID-19 , the country has hovered near 1,000 reported deaths per day for weeks and surpassed it on Saturday -- a situation that Arbolishvili says `` causes despair . '' `` The majority of ICU patients in grave condition are unvaccinated , he told The Associated Press . These illnesses `` could have been very easily avoided if a person had been vaccinated . '' With a record 1,015 fatalities reported Tuesday , the country 's death toll is now 225,325 - by far the highest in Europe , even though most experts agree even that figure is an undercount . Those statistics “ are directly linked to vaccinations , ” Arbolishvili said . “ The countries with a high share of those vaccinated do n't have such bad mortality numbers. ” Even though vaccines are plentiful , Russians have shown hesitancy and skepticism when it comes to getting vaccinated , which has been blamed on conflicting signals sent by authorities since the pandemic began last year . Even as ICUs have filled in recent weeks , life in Moscow has continued as usual , with restaurants and movie theaters brimming with people , crowds swarming nightclubs and karaoke bars and commuters widely ignoring mask mandates on public transportation . That makes medical workers like Dr. Natavan Ibragimova shudder . “ I think about sleepless nights when we get a huge number of patients who did n't even bother to use banal protective means , ” the internist at Hospital No . 52 said . Patients who have gotten the vaccine usually do n't have serious symptoms , Ibragimova added , while the unvaccinated come to regret it . “ Patients who survive after a grave course of illness tell us when they are discharged , 'Doctor , you were right and I will tell everyone that it 's necessary to get the vaccine , ” ' she said . Until now , the Kremlin has ruled out a new nationwide lockdown like the one imposed early in the pandemic that dealt a heavy blow to the economy and sapped President Vladimir Putin 's popularity . The surging infections have raised the pressure on Russia 's health care system and prompted Cabinet officials to suggest that most public sector workers take a week off . Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova , who heads the coronavirus task force , suggested Tuesday that such a nonworking period start Oct. 30 and last through the following week , when four of seven days already are state holidays . The Cabinet will ask Putin to authorize the move , which would still keep many businesses in the service sector open . Authorities also have raised the pressure on medical workers , teachers and public servants to get vaccinated , but the pace has stayed sluggish . Putin has underlined the importance of vaccinations but has emphasized that it should be voluntary . Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov admitted that while the government has done everything to make vaccinations easily available , it should have been more proactive in encouraging them . “ Obviously , more should have been done to explain the lack of alternative to vaccination , ” Peskov told reporters . Authorities have set up vaccination sites in shopping malls and other facilities at clinics where shots are offered without any advance booking . They also have used lotteries , bonuses and other incentives to encourage people to get vaccinated , without much success . Russia is the only place “ where you can easily come and get the shot while passing by , ” said Dr. Irina Beloglazova , a pulmonary specialist at Hospital No . 52 . “ A vaccine offers a clear chance to survive . I wonder why people do n't take that chance. ” In August 2020 , Russia boasted of being the first country in the world to authorize a coronavirus vaccine even though it was only tested on a few dozen people at the time , proudly naming the shot Sputnik V in honor of its pioneering space program . While extolling Sputnik V and three other domestic vaccines developed later , state-controlled media derided Western-made vaccine shots , a controversial message that many saw as feeding public doubts about vaccines in general . Asked if authorizing imports of foreign vaccines would help , Peskov said the skepticism is n't limited to domestic shots . So far , the World Health Organization and the European Union have not authorized the use of Sputnik V , and Peskov emphasized that the issue should be resolved on an equal basis . While resisting a nationwide lockdown , the Kremlin empowered regional authorities across the country to decide on local restrictions , depending on their situation . Many of Russia 's 85 regions already have restricted attendance at large public events and limited access to theaters , restaurants and other venues . Some have made vaccinations compulsory for certain public servants and people over 60 . Golikova urged the regions to move quickly on using digital codes for access to public areas . Russia 's second-largest city of St. Petersburg joined others Monday in ordering digital codes so people can prove their vaccination or their recovery from infection to access conferences and sports events beginning Nov. 1 . As of Nov. 15 , those codes will also be required at movies , theaters , museums and gyms , and on Dec. 1 , they will be mandatory at restaurants , cafes and some stores . The city reported the second-largest number of new infections after Moscow , where authorities so far have refrained from tightening restrictions despite the mounting caseload . Moscow this week moved to tighten mask mandates on public transportation . On Tuesday , Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said unvaccinated people over 60 will be required to stay home . He also told businesses to keep at least a third of their employees working remotely for three months starting Oct. 25 . Michael Head , a senior research fellow in global health at Britain 's University of Southampton , said the almost daily record-breaking virus numbers in Russia are hardly surprising , given the lack of restrictions and the highly contagious delta variant . “ We have seen time and again that if you let susceptible people mix , the delta variant is very , very adept at spreading in communities , ” he said . Experts at the WHO and elsewhere estimate that might require more than 80 % of a population to be immunized . The government 's task force has registered more than 8 million infections and ranks Russia as having the fifth-most COVID-19 deaths in the world after the United States , Brazil , India and Mexico . However , state statistics agency Rosstat , which also counts deaths in which the virus was n't considered the main cause , has reported a much higher death toll - about 418,000 as of August . Based on that number , Russia would be the fourth hardest-hit nation . Martin McKee , a professor of European public health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine , said the situation was extremely worrying for Russia and the rest of the world . Even high rates of vaccination elsewhere in Europe wo n't prevent the virus from being reimported from Russia , particularly if worrisome new variants emerge , he said . “ Until we have control of the virus everywhere , there 's a risk of importation and the pandemic will not be under control , ” he said . -- -- -- AP Medical Writer Maria Cheng in London contributed . MORE HEALTH NEWS COVID-19 COVERAGE CTVNews.ca Top Stories Canada easing some COVID-19 border rules for children and those fully vaccinated Starting Monday , some of Canada 's pandemic border restrictions are being eased for those who are fully vaccinated and for children regardless of their vaccination status . 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Police : Robbery suspect arrested in Parsons Road shooting A suspect in the May 11 slaying of Keonte Gaskins was arrested May 29 after police say he pistol whipped a man during a robbery on Woodview Square , according to district court documents . Joshua Isiah Perry , 18 , of Kaywood Drive , Salisbury , is accused of participating in the gunning down of the 21-year-old man in a stairwell at the Waterside Apartment Complex on Parsons Road . Officers with the Salisbury Police Department picked up Perry , along with two other robbery suspects , late on May 29 following the robbery . In the robbery case , 19-year-old Eric Cleveland Tull , of Moss Hill Lane , Salisbury , and Kevin Cornelius Land , 17 , of Dover Street , Salisbury , were charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors , including armed robbery , which carries up to 20 years in prison . At 10:24 p.m. May 28 , Salisbury police responded to the 400 block of Woodview Square for reports of a robbery . The victim , whom police say had a swelled and bruised face , told officers that he had been jumped and pistol whipped by four masked men while he was talking to his ex-girlfriend outside of an apartment . During the attack , the four men took off their masks , according to charging papers . READ MORE : Several of the suspects in this robbery were arrested in connection to a shooting on Parsons Road Because the victim knew his attackers , he identified Perry as the man who smacked him across the face with a Glock semi-automatic pistol , police said . The men stole two gold necklaces , a gold watch , two diamond earrings , $ 250 , an iPhone and the victim 's health insurance card , according to court records . Following the attack , the men ran into a nearby apartment , the papers state . Police surrounded the home and ordered the men outside , police said . Perry , Tull and Land were subsequently apprehended and interviewed , according to court records . During their interviews , Land and Perry admitted to being armed , the papers state . All three men admitted to `` jumping '' the victim as well , according to police . The fourth suspect in the robbery is still at large , according to Captain Rich Kaiser of the Salisbury Police Department . Perry , Tull and Land were each charged with armed robbery , conspiracy , robbery , first-degree assault , second-degree assault , reckless endangerment and theft less than $ 1,000 . In addition , Perry and Land were also charged with firearms violations as well . NOTE : This report had been corrected to reflect the correct date of arrest for the suspects . Staff writer Henry Culvyhouse can be contacted at 410-845-4639 or hculvyhous @ dmg.gannett.com . Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/HCulvyhousedmv .

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LAS VEGAS — Five artificial turf fields are on tap to be replaced in the Clark County School District in Nevada in the wake of an investigation that exposed dangerous conditions , lack of safety testing and lack of maintenance at high school football fields across Las Vegas . Now , a potential health risk with how artificial fields are made is taking center field . `` As a keeper or a goalie , he 's constantly in it , '' said Channel Beller , whose son Jay practically grew up on a soccer field . `` As a goalie , he was on the turf all the time , '' Beller said . `` Especially during practice , it 's dive , dive , dive , dive , dive , dive for hours , right ? '' Jay is being exposed to something he ca n't help breathing in and swallowing . `` It 's everywhere . It 's all over me , '' Jay said . `` After every game and every practice , I 'd have to wash off all of it out of my scabs and stuff . It would burn pretty bad . '' After one game , they learned just how invasive the stuff could be . `` I dove for a ball and got a lot of the black stuff in my eyes , and the next couple days , I had like this blurry vision in one of my eyes , '' Jay said . `` Two days later , we pull it out . So now knowing what I know , '' Jay 's mom says , `` that sat in a mucous membrane for two days ! '' Little black rubber pellets are the infill that helps create a cushion in artificial turf . It 's called crumb rubber , and it 's made from recycled tires chopped up into tiny bits . `` Disgusting , '' Beller said . And disturbing , says former U.S. Women 's National Team goalie Amy Griffin , who is now the head coach at the University of Washington . `` I do n't think they are testing it in a way — how we live in it , '' Griffin said . She stumbled upon a troubling pattern during a hospital visit with a cancer patient who was also a goalie . `` The nurse walked by . She just overheard our conversations about being a crazy goalkeeper , '' Griffin explained . `` ( The nurse ) said , 'Wait a second ! Are you a goalkeeper too ? You 're like the fifth goalkeeper I 've hooked up to chemo this week . ' `` That was in 2009 . Griffin soon learned about more athletes who played on artificial turf fields and had been diagnosed with cancer . Oddly , a lot of them were goalkeepers . So she started a list . `` That list was at 15 ; then it went pretty quickly to 35 , '' Griffin said . Her list became the focus of an ESPN investigation in 2014 . `` We , for the most part , operate on the principle that a chemical is innocent until proven guilty , '' Jeff Ruch , an attorney with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility , said in the ESPN story . `` And only if it produces a body count is there then any sort of regulatory response . '' That initiated a federal , multi-agency research effort in 2016 , which is still ongoing today . Led by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , they 're looking at possible risks associated with turf fields and rubberized playground surfaces . The first concern is easy to see — gasoline and oil , antifreeze , brake fluid and who knows what else . You 'd never let your kids play in a puddle of this toxic soup . But some of those chemicals could essentially roll from the roadways and parking lots onto athletic fields and playgrounds as it takes thousands of used tires to infill a field . But the industry says what 's on the tires is not a problem . `` Before they go into fields , they 're broken up and they 're cleaned , '' said Dan Bond with the Synthetic Turf Council . According to analysis from the Yale School of Public Health , the very components of tires could be a health risk . Studies reveal there are more than 300 chemicals in crumb rubber — and 52 are classified as carcinogens . `` This was a startling revelation , '' Beller said . `` We would n't allow our children to go play on a pile of tires , so why would we allow them to play on a field of chopped up tires ? '' The Synthetic Turf Council says carcinogens are everywhere . `` In the iPhone or cellphone you use , '' Bond said . `` Or if you play on a natural grass field , there 's arsenic and lead and other carcinogens that have been identified . '' The feds just released more than 800 pages of material . While they still ca n't say if there 's a link between crumb rubber and cancer ( see the EPA 's statement below ) , Griffin 's list keeps getting longer . `` Now the list is at 264 , '' Griffin said . `` In that list , the thing that 's most concerning to me is , 205 of those are soccer players and 121 of those are goalkeepers . So that 's 59 % of people on my list . '' The field of research is divided . `` I 'm a parent of two little beautiful children that I have absolutely no problem playing on synthetic turf , '' Bond said . The turf industry maintains crumb rubber is safe . According to the Synthetic Turf Council , recycled tires are washed and the dangerous chemicals are encased in the rubber . They cite several studies that conclude that recycled rubber infill poses a negligible risk . One in particular ? A Washington State Department of Health report responding directly to Griffin 's list . It concludes there are fewer cases of cancer among soccer players than expected , and it encourages kids to keep on kicking . Another study concludes scientific evidence `` does not support the hypothesis '' of a cancer risk . On the flip side , a 2017 study by Dutch scientists tested how water leached through crumb rubber would impact the behavior of zebrafish . Apparently , the water was so toxic , all the fish embryos died within five days . And in May of this year , a South Korean study claims , `` Cancer risk is approximately ten times higher in poured rubber playgrounds than in uncovered soil playgrounds . '' `` We should have safe places for our children to play , '' Beller said . `` We should n't have to make that choice . '' CCSD provided the following statement when KTNV asked if the district was considering alternatives to crumb rubber on the new football fields : The Clark County School District is using the field at Boulder City High School as the basis of design on upcoming bids for artificial turf projects . That design utilizes an organic infill consisting of a mixture of cork and sand . Any materials submitted as part of bids will be reviewed by the appropriate design professional retained by CCSD for the project . Additionally , CCSD ’ s decision to move away from crumb rubber infill was solely a response to the heat generated by this type of infill . Organic infills have proven to create a much cooler playing surface . KTNV reached out to the EPA for a statement , with the following questions , regarding progress with the multi-agency federal research effort into risk associated with crumb rubber infill . The following was provided by an EPA spokesperson : The Synthetic Turf Field Recycled Tire Crumb Rubber Research Under the Federal Research Action Plan ( FRAP ) Final Report : Part 1 - Tire Crumb Characterization has been released . It summarizes the first part of the research study that was conducted under the FRAP . The second part , Exposure Characterization , which will include information from a biomonitoring study that CDC/ATSDR is conducting , will be released later . For more information about the study and timeline , see our website on the Federal Research on Recycled Tire Crumb Used on Playing Fields at epa.gov . KTNV : When will Part 2 be available ? What will Part 2 cover ? Part 2 , to be released at a later date , will attempt to characterize potential human exposures to the chemicals found in the crumb rubber material during use on synthetic turf fields . The Part 2 exposure characterization will include results ( not currently available ) from a biomonitoring study being conducted by CDC/ATSDR . The anticipated release date for Part 2 is not known at this time . KTNV : Why are these reports not including a risk assessment ? In 2016 , the EPA recognized that without exposure there is no risk and , in an attempt to develop a timely response to ongoing concerns identified gaps in its knowledge about the potential exposures to the chemicals contained in tire crumb rubber . Following this , EPA , ATSDR , and CPSC launched a coordinated federal effort to fill important data gaps particularly with respect to understanding potential exposures to chemicals in tire crumb rubber . This research will inform future risks assessments . KTNV : When will a risk assessment be available ? Neither Part 1 nor Part 2 of the synthetic turf field study , separately or combined , will constitute an assessment of the risks associated with playing on synthetic turf fields with recycled tire crumb rubber infill . CPSC will continue its work on playgrounds by conducting a risk assessment of children 's exposure to playground surfaces made of tire rubber . This work will use the CPSC survey as well as data from EPA 's FRAP Part 1 ( characterization of the chemicals and materials in tire rubber crumb ) , released July 25 , and CDC 's ( ATSDR ) FRAP Part 2 ( characterization of potential exposures for those who use turf fields containing tire crumb ) after it is released . This story was originally published by Darcy Spears

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VANCOUVER -- As a registered psychologist who specializes in stress and anxiety , Dr. Melanie Badali says it 's been difficult to watch some of her wait lists grow over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic . Two years in , many are dealing with built-up anxiety and depression , and Badali said she wants to help . `` It feels horrible to have to wait-list people in need , '' she said , adding she does what she can to empower them with online tools and other available resources while they wait . Despite high demand for care , she said it 's important that people not be discouraged from seeking help . Badali , whose practice is in Vancouver , is among many who say the pandemic has not necessarily created a problem of access but highlighted a pre-existing one . Demand has consistently outpaced supply with the impacts falling most heavily on those who ca n't afford private care , she said . Dr. Karen Cohen , president of the Canadian Psychologists Association , said the pandemic has placed a spotlight on the importance of mental health in a positive way , reducing some of the stigma of seeking help . The challenge is ensuring everyone who needs care can get it , she said . `` The problem is , as we combat stigma and more people are acknowledging a mental health problem and seeking care , we need to have the resources to offer them when they reach out , '' she said . In a January 2021 survey of 3,000 Canadians , the association found 78 per cent reported the cost of psychological services was a very significant or somewhat significant barrier . Among the respondents , 68 per cent said long wait times were also a significant or somewhat significant barrier to care . In Canada , psychological services are generally only covered publicly when provided through a public institution like a school or hospital . Otherwise , people must depend on workplace benefits plans or pay themselves , Cohen said . It 's not uncommon for private insurance to cover only two or three sessions , she added , suggesting the question of whether wait times are a problem is misleading . `` The more important question is , does everyone have access ? And clearly not , if people who are disadvantaged in terms of not having extended health care or the money to pay for it are n't going to be able to access it easily , '' Cohen said . One of the association 's priorities is advocating for governments to fund mental health care in parity with physical health so everyone who needs access to a psychologist can speak with one , she said . The United Kingdom and Australia have both pursued models that better incorporate psychological care in the public-health system , she said . Demand has also grown for mental health services beyond registered psychologists , those in the sector say . Jonny Morris , CEO of the British Columbia branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association , said demand for its services has grown over the course of the pandemic . For example , he said the `` Bounce Back '' depression care program , which receives provincial funding , has seen a nearly 50 per cent rise in referrals . The association 's partners , like a B.C . crisis line network , have also reported a `` steady increase '' in calls with spikes around major events including fatal mudslides and flooding in November that damaged several communities , Morris said . `` We also know that demand is being felt elsewhere , including within emergency departments and other parts of the health system that provide mental-health and substance-use care , '' Morris said . The pandemic has not been felt equally , with front-line workers , women , Indigenous , Black and other people of colour as well as seniors bearing a disproportionate mental health burden , he said . One of the overlooked gaps in access to care is the `` middle ground , '' people who may not be actively suicidal or experiencing a mental health emergency , but need help that is n't covered , Morris said . There are about 50 agencies in B.C . providing community counselling with funding from the provincial government , he said , calling that a significant step but a `` drop in the bucket '' that could be beefed up . `` Getting the right care to the right people at the right time when mental health symptoms first develop is so key . '' This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 7 , 2022 .

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Middlesex County Man Charged with Defrauding the United States through Filing of False Claims TRENTON , N.J. – A Middlesex County , New Jersey , man was arrested today for his role in a scheme to defraud the IRS by making false claims for income tax refunds and conspiracy , U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced . Luis Crespo , 42 , of Sayreville , New Jersey is scheduled to appear by this afternoon by video conference before U.S. Magistrate Judge Zahid N. Quraishi in connection with an indictment , unsealed today , that charges Crespo with conspiracy to defraud the United States with respect to claims and with filing false , fictitious and fraudulent claims . According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court : Crespo was allegedly part of a conspiracy led by Michael Watsey , who orchestrated a scheme to file false claims or cause the filing of false claims , namely the filing of 16 false tax returns in the years 2014 through 2017 . Watsey created false Forms W2-G , which showed significant gambling winnings and Federal tax withheld . Participants in this scheme were Watsey , his family members , Crespo and other associates . Watsey filed or caused the filing of 16 false tax returns with false Forms W2-G , requesting a total of $ 3.9 million in false federal tax refunds with a total of $ 1.29 million actually being received . Crespo used false Forms W2-G created by Watsey in the filing of his 2016 and 2017 false tax returns . Those returns requested a total of $ 508,787 in false federal tax refunds with a total of $ 510,668 actually being paid by the IRS . Watsey pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Anne E. Thompson on Jan. 3 , 2020 , and is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 15 , 2020 . The conspiracy count carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine , or twice the gross gain or loss from the offense . The false , fictitious or fraudulent claims counts each carry a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine , or twice the gross gain or loss from the offense . U.S. Attorney Carpenito credited special agents of the IRS , under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Michael Montanez , with the investigation leading to the charges and arrest . The government is represented by Senior Trial Counsel Jason M. Richardson of the U.S. Attorney=s Office Criminal Division in Camden . The charges and allegations contained in the indictment are merely accusations , and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty .

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Former Mayor Of Stillwater Sentenced To A Year And A Day In Prison For Tax Fraud Conspiracy Acting United States Attorney Gregory G. Brooker today announced the sentencing of KENNETH FRANK HARYCKI , 54 , to a year and a day in prison for his involvement in a tax conspiracy . HARYCKI , who pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States in the ascertainment and collection of taxes on January 15 , 2015 , was sentenced today before U.S. District Judge Ann D. Montgomery in Minneapolis , Minn. “ Mr . Harycki , a former elected official and certified public accountant , consciously chose to assist a criminal conspiracy , ” said Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Lewis . “ He later made the right choice to plead guilty and assist in the investigation . Today ’ s sentencing should serve as a reminder that anyone who attempts to cheat the tax system , regardless of their position or status , will be held accountable for their actions. ” According to his guilty plea and documents filed in court , during the course of the conspiracy , HARYCKI owned and operated two businesses that provided bookkeeping , payroll , and accounting services , including tax-related services , to clients . In mid-2007 , the defendant began providing payroll services for Model Health Care ( Model ) . HARYCKI quickly learned that while payroll taxes were being withheld from the wages of employees , those taxes were not being paid over to the government . HARYCKI learned , in fact , there was a standing order that the payroll withholdings not be paid to the government but instead be used for other purposes , including compensating the co-conspirators and their family members and funding other businesses operated by the co-conspirators . According to the defendant ’ s guilty plea and documents filed in court , in February 2010 , HARYCKI formed a company of his own , MKH Holdings , to assume control over bank accounts receiving Medicare and Medicaid funds the government paid for claims submitted by his co-conspirators ’ companies . MKH Holdings furthered the conspiracy by causing funds falsely reported on income tax returns to be funneled to the co-conspirators and others . During the course of the conspiracy , HARYCKI used his business and accounting skills for the conspiracy as well , incorporating businesses and obtaining employer identification numbers and new bank accounts , in order to avoid payment of all taxes due and owing on income . In total , HARYCKI ’ S offense led to a criminal tax loss of more than $ 2 million . On September 14 , 2017 , the operator of Model , THURLEE BELFREY , pleaded guilty in a related case to conspiracy to defraud the federal-state Medicaid program and failing to withhold and pay over payroll taxes for his employees . On the same day , ROYLEE BELFREY pleaded guilty to failing to withhold and pay over payroll taxes for employees at related companies . This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation Division , Federal Bureau of Investigation , and Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General . This case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Lewis . Defendant Information : KENNETH FRANK HARYCKI , 54 Stillwater , Minn . Convicted : - Conspiracy to defraud the United States , 1 count Sentenced : - 12 months and one day in prison - Three years of supervised release - $ 2,176,126.86 in restitution to the IRS # # # Additional news available on our website . Follow us on Twitter and Facebook . United States Attorney ’ s Office , District of Minnesota : ( 612 ) 664-5600

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Credit : Matt West Hanley Ramirez has yet to make an appearance at first base this spring , something that ’ s barely on the radar for most Red Sox fans . But it should be . Though the plan this season is for newly lovable Hanley to do most of his work at designated hitter as the Sox transition to Life Without David Ortiz , there also is an expectation that occasional time at first base will be part of the arrangement . Remember ? Offseason acquisition Mitch Moreland will play first base most of the time , but Hanley will get the starts against left-handers . Somebody else — say , Chris Young — will be the DH . Except Ramirez has been slowed all spring by a shoulder injury . He ’ s been able to swing the bat , but he hasn ’ t logged any time at first base other than taking lazy grounders off a coach ’ s fungo bat . The injury also kept him out of the World Baseball Classic . Speaking with reporters yesterday in Fort Myers , Red Sox manager John Farrell said he expects Ramirez to be able to play first base once the team travels to Detroit following next week ’ s season-opening , three-game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Fenway Park . “ I ’ m still hopeful of it , but without being cleared , I can ’ t write him in the lineup , ” Farrell said . “ I ’ m still with the intent that Hanley will be at first base at some point . That would ideally be if we get a left-handed starter at some point in the Detroit series. ” A year ago , skeptics abounded as Hanley Ramirez made the move from left field to first base . I was one of those critics , and a big one , and here ’ s why : Given the hellish manner in which Ramirez played left field in 2015 , what evidence was there that he could play a passable first base ? But we never took into account that Ramirez would be “ engaged ” by playing first base . That was the official Exciting New Word for the 2016 Red Sox : engaged . By gabbing with his infielders , by high-fiving his pitchers at the end of each inning , by gleefully tossing baseballs to little kids sitting behind the dugout as he trotted off the field , this new and improved Hanley helped us forget that just one year earlier he was the worst defensive left fielder anyone had ever seen . A sampling from last year : Feb. 29 — “ We ’ ll get him comfortable and see how far off first base we can push him on certain shifts , ” Farrell said . “ As long as a player is consistently engaged in work , he not only can make plays but he can transition. ” March 7 — “ He ’ s been real receptive , ” Sox infield coach Brian Butterfield told the Providence Journal . “ I think he feels good about what we ’ re doing , and he ’ s engaged in his work. ” April 17 — “ He ’ s engaged , he ’ s having fun playing the game , ” Farrell said to the Worcester Telegram . And so it went like that , throughout the season . Hanley Ramirez was engaged . Hanley Ramirez was participatory . Hanley Ramirez was happy . Hanley Ramirez tore the cover off the ball , with 30 home runs , a career-high 111 RBI , a .286 batting average and a .361 on-base percentage . That ’ s what then-general manager Ben Cherrington had in mind when the Sox signed him in the first place . And now Ramirez is making the transition from being a mostly full-time defensive player to being a mostly full-time designated hitter . Can a player be “ engaged ” when he only has five plate appearances a night ? By its very definition , the job is sad and sullen . You are designated to hit . What you do with the rest of the time is up to you — taking BP under the stands , watching tape , sitting in the dugout watching the game , maybe catching a few Z ’ s in the clubhouse . It sounds easy until you have to do it . Ramirez has a .331 career batting average as a DH , but that ’ s in a tiny sample size of 155 plate appearances . We just don ’ t know if being disengaged from the playing field will hurt Ramirez . That might explain why Farrell is so anxious to see him get some reps at first base . It ’ s something you should keep an eye on as well . If it turns out Ramirez simply isn ’ t interested in playing first base anymore , that ’ s a problem .

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Virginia Man Sentenced to More Than 11 Years for Providing Material Support to ISIL Ali Shukri Amin , 17 , of Manassas , Virginia , was sentenced today to 136 months in prison to be followed by a lifetime of supervised release and monitoring of his internet activities for conspiring to provide material support and resources to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant ( ISIL ) , a designated foreign terrorist organization . Assistant Attorney General for National Security John P. Carlin , U.S. Attorney Dana J. Boente of the Eastern District of Virginia , Assistant Director in Charge Andrew G. McCabe of the FBI ’ s Washington , D.C. , Field Office and Chief Stephan Hudson of the Prince William County , Virginia , Police Department made the announcement after sentencing by U.S. District Judge Claude M. Hilton of the Eastern District of Virginia . “ Ali Shukri Amin is a young American who used social media to provide material support to ISIL , ” said Assistant Attorney General Carlin . “ ISIL continues to use social media to send their violent and hateful message around the world in an attempt to radicalize , recruit and incite youth and others to support their cause . More and more , their propaganda is seeping into our communities and reaching those who are most vulnerable . The Department of Justice will continue to use all tools to disrupt the threats that ISIL poses , and our efforts will be furthered by parents and other members of our community willing to take action to confront and deter this threat wherever it may surface. ” “ Today ’ s sentencing demonstrates that those who use social media as a tool to provide support and resources to ISIL will be identified and prosecuted with no less vigilance than those who travel to take up arms with ISIL , ” said U.S. Attorney Boente . “ The Department of Justice will continue to pursue those that travel to fight against the United States and our allies , as well as those individuals that recruit others on behalf of ISIL in the homeland. ” “ Today marks a personal tragedy for the Amin family and the community as we have lost yet another young person to the allure of extremist ideology focused on hatred , ” said Assistant Director in Charge McCabe . “ Amin ’ s case serves as a reminder of how persistent and pervasive online radicalization has become . The FBI , through our Joint Terrorism Task Forces , remains dedicated to protecting the United States against the ongoing violent threat posed by ISIL and their supporters. ” “ Observations made by school staff and subsequent follow-up by the School Resource Officer were some of the earlier indicators of suspicious behavior regarding this individual , ” said Chief Hudson . “ Those observations were quickly relayed to our partners with the JTTF who acted upon this information very quickly . We greatly appreciate that these observations were observed and reported to the proper authorities proved to be instrumental in the overall investigation in stopping a dangerous network such as ISIL from further infiltrating our community. ” Amin pleaded guilty on June 11 , 2015 . According to court documents , Amin admitted to using Twitter to provide advice and encouragement to ISIL and its supporters . Amin , who used the Twitter handle @ Amreekiwitness , provided instruction on how to use Bitcoin , a virtual currency , to mask the provision of funds to ISIL , as well as facilitation to ISIL supporters seeking to travel to Syria to fight with ISIL . Additionally , Amin admitted that he facilitated travel for Reza Niknejad , an 18-year-old Prince William County resident who traveled to Syria to join ISIL in January 2015 . Niknejad was charged on June 10 , 2015 , in the Eastern District of Virginia with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists , conspiring to provide material support to ISIL and conspiring to kill and injure people abroad . This case was investigated by the FBI ’ s Washington Field Office . Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael P. Ben ’ Ary and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Caroline H. Friedman of the Eastern District of Virginia prosecuted the case , with substantial assistance provided by Trial Attorney Stephen Sewell of the National Security Division 's Counterterrorism Section .

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RENTON 'S DENNIS MOYERS and Bellevue 's Hannah Niebulski have never met . But if they do , he 'll have two words for her : `` Thank you . '' That 's because on Sept. 29 , when Seattle-area residents take part in the 21st Annual Seattle AIDS Walk at Volunteer Park , Niebulski and two dozen other students from Newport High School will be there . The 53-year-old Moyers , who was diagnosed as HIV-positive in 1985 , will be among those benefiting . Niebulski , a 17-year-old senior honor student , serves as walk treasurer , runs on the cross-country team and aspires to be a pediatric heart surgeon . She is one of 25 members of AIDS Student Peer Educators at Newport , an elective class taught by teacher Barbara Velategui . The students , selected from 125 applicants , provide AIDS and STD education to all grade levels at Newport and teach 10th-graders at the district 's three other high schools . `` It 's a lot more powerful when it comes from your peers , '' says Niebulski , now in her second year as a peer educator . The students also take part in the annual AIDS walk , which raises money for the Lifelong AIDS Alliance . Formed through the merger of the Chicken Soup Brigade and the Northwest AIDS Foundation , the Lifelong AIDS Alliance works to prevent the spread of AIDS and to provide food , housing and insurance help for those already living with HIV/AIDS . Niebulski , ASPEN 's co-captain for this year 's AIDS Walk , dreams big . Last year 's team raised $ 35,000 in donations by the day of the walk -- a figure that hit $ 40,000 by World AIDS Awareness Day in December ( fueled in part by a $ 1,000 personal donation from Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates ) . By Sunday , this year 's team was just under $ 35,000 , $ 4,000 ahead of the Microsoft team . Niebulski has raised nearly $ 7,000 . With the help of their families , students find a variety of ways to raise money , Velategui says , from taking collections at football games to holding car washes and collecting donations in lieu of gifts at birthday parties . One father held a poker tourney and donated the buy-in amount . Another family staged a 3-on-3 basketball tourney and donated the entry fees . `` The ASPEN kids have become so successful that Lifelong uses them to motivate other teams to raise money , '' Velategui says . Moyers , a former electrical contractor now living on disability , is appreciative . He was living in Houston with his partner , Shane Martzell , when he got his HIV-test results . Though in a monogamous relationship , both immediately agreed to be tested `` as an example to our friends , '' Moyers says . `` I believe you have to know your enemy . '' When both tested positive , Moyers says he and Martzell took an oath : If one got sick , the other would care for him until he died . The treatments available now did n't exist then . One by one , they watched old friends die . Then , Martzell got sick . He and Moyers had moved to SeaTac . `` He was my soul mate . He died at home with me and our dogs at his side . It ripped me apart , '' says Moyers . A long-term survivor of AIDS , he 's battling -- whenever he gets the chance -- the perception that because the headlines are gone , so is the crisis . Not so , he says . According to the Lifelong AIDS Alliance , 1 in 300 Americans is living with HIV/AIDS -- 10,000 in King County alone . Which is why the walk means so much to Moyers , who volunteers as a food-distribution coordinator at Lifelong 's food distribution site in Renton at Cross and Crown Lutheran Church and is one of those who receives help . `` I depend on that program , '' he says . `` I know how important it is . ''

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