You are here News News December 11 , 2020 Press Release Washington , D.C . Felon Pleads Guilty in Maryland to Federal Charges for Illegal Possession of a Firearm December 3 , 2020 Press Release Member of Violent Baltimore Drug Trafficking Organization Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges , Including Murder November 13 , 2020 Press Release Prince George ’ s County Felon Sentenced to 81 Months in Federal Prison for Possession with Intent to Distribute Marijuana and Illegal Possession of a Loaded Gun November 12 , 2020 Press Release Baltimore Man Sentenced to 21 Years in Federal Prison for Five Bank Robberies , Five Armed Robberies of Liquor Stores , and Related Firearms Charges November 3 , 2020 Press Release Baltimore Armed Career Criminal Sentenced to 15 Years in Federal Prison for Illegal Possession of a Firearm October 29 , 2020 Press Release Baltimore Man Sentenced to 12 Years in Federal Prison for Distributing Fentanyl , Heroin , and Fentanyl Analogues and for Illegal Possession of a Stolen Firearm October 27 , 2020 Press Release October 16 , 2020 Press Release October 13 , 2020 Press Release Twelfth and Final Member of Violent Baltimore “ Trained To Go ” Gang Sentenced to More Than Eleven Years in Federal Prison for Racketeering and Drug Conspiracies September 22 , 2020 Press Release D.C . Felon Pleads Guilty in Federal Court in Maryland to Illegal Possession of a “ Ghost Gun ” Firearm and Ammunition August 3 , 2020 July 29 , 2020 Press Release Odenton Felon Sentenced to 30 Years in Federal Prison for Charges Related to the Attempted Armed Robbery of His Former Employer—A Food Service Company—Including Shooting an Employee July 14 , 2020 Press Release Baltimore Felon Sentenced to Eight Years in Federal Prison for His Role in a Southwest Baltimore Drug Shop that Distributed Heroin , Fentanyl , and Cocaine June 4 , 2020 May 19 , 2020 Press Release May 12 , 2020 March 6 , 2020 Press Release Eight Maryland Men Indicted on Federal Charges Related to a Heroin and Fentanyl Distribution Conspiracy Operating in Washington County Press Release Washington DC Man Sentenced to Nine Years in Federal Prison for the Armed Robbery of a Capitol Heights Barbershop Press Release Baltimore Felon Sentenced to Nine Years in Federal Prison for Illegal Possession of a Stolen Firearm March 4 , 2020 Press Release Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges for Distributing Fentanyl , Heroin , and Fentanyl Analogues and for Illegal Possession of a Stolen Firearm March 3 , 2020 Press Release Previously Convicted Felon Sentenced to 33 Months in Federal Prison for Illegal Possession of a Firearm February 11 , 2020 Press Release Prince George ’ s County Felon Sentenced to More Than 5 Years in Federal Prison for Illegal Possession of a Firearm and Ammunition February 3 , 2020 Press Release Member of Violent Baltimore “ Trained To Go ” Gang Pleads Guilty to Federal Racketeering and Drug Conspiracies

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HOUSTON , Texas ( KTRK ) -- The Houston man shot in the head during a Facebook Live stream is now standing up on his own . New video posted to Devyn Holmes ' Instagram page shows him standing up un-assisted . HOLMES INSPIRES SUPPORTERS : `` Whatsup , y'all ? God bless y'all , I 'm in therapy , and God is good . '' This is big progress from his head injury on Easter Sunday 2018 . Holmes was in the hospital for months , where he had to re-learn everything from swallowing to talking and writing . ABC13 has followed his journey closely , and after more than a year of physical therapy , he is now able to take steps with assistance . On Friday , he stood up on his own for the first time since the shooting . The woman accused of shooting Devyn in the head , Cassandra Damper , remains out on bond . Her next court date is scheduled for Aug. 28 . Follow Shelley Childers on Facebook and Twitter . RELATED STORIES : Timeline of Houston Facebook Live shooting victim 's recovery Devyn Holmes thanks supporters 8 months after being shot in head on Facebook Live Man 's shooting on FB Live was no accident , mother says Devyn Holmes now sitting up and speaking more than 4 months after his shooting on Facebook Live New video of Facebook Live shooting victim shows Devyn Holmes practicing standing up Facebook Live shooting victim Devyn Holmes now standing and exercising in hospital Facebook Live shooting victim Devyn Holmes able to whisper and eat New video posted to Devyn Holmes ' Instagram page shows him standing up un-assisted . HOLMES INSPIRES SUPPORTERS : `` Whatsup , y'all ? God bless y'all , I 'm in therapy , and God is good . '' This is big progress from his head injury on Easter Sunday 2018 . Holmes was in the hospital for months , where he had to re-learn everything from swallowing to talking and writing . ABC13 has followed his journey closely , and after more than a year of physical therapy , he is now able to take steps with assistance . On Friday , he stood up on his own for the first time since the shooting . The woman accused of shooting Devyn in the head , Cassandra Damper , remains out on bond . Her next court date is scheduled for Aug. 28 . Follow Shelley Childers on Facebook and Twitter . RELATED STORIES : Timeline of Houston Facebook Live shooting victim 's recovery Devyn Holmes thanks supporters 8 months after being shot in head on Facebook Live Man 's shooting on FB Live was no accident , mother says Devyn Holmes now sitting up and speaking more than 4 months after his shooting on Facebook Live New video of Facebook Live shooting victim shows Devyn Holmes practicing standing up Facebook Live shooting victim Devyn Holmes now standing and exercising in hospital Facebook Live shooting victim Devyn Holmes able to whisper and eat

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 5 , 2010 LOS ANGELES MEN SENTENCED FOR FILING FALSE CLAIMS IN KANSAS BANKRUPTCY COURTS TOPEKA , KAN. – Two Los Angeles men have been sentenced for running a scam in which homeowners who were behind on their mortgage payments paid them to hold off foreclosure by filing fraudulent bankruptcy petitions . U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch announced today that Isaac Yass , 43 , a citizen of Israel who has been living in Los Angeles , Calif. , and Andrew Blechman , 40 , Culver City , Calif. , were sentenced on January 4 , 2010 , in United States District Court , Topeka , Kansas . Yass was sentenced to 60 months and Blechman was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison . A forfeiture order in the amount of $ 1,063,176.30 was entered against Yass and Blechman , jointly and severally . Yass remains in custody . Blechman is allowed to self-surrender to the Federal Bureau of Prisons . A federal jury convicted Yass and Blechman on January 16 , 2009 , of one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and aggravated identity theft , six counts of mail fraud , and six counts of aggravated identity theft . During the trial , prosecutors presented evidence that Yass and Blechman conspired to operate a fraudulent service called Stopco claiming to be able to save homeowners who where behind on their mortgage payments from losing their homes . Evidence showed that : – Yass solicited homeowners who were going through foreclosure proceedings . He told them that for a fee he could help them keep their houses . – Yass and Blechman filed fraudulent bankruptcy petitions in federal bankruptcy courts in Topeka , Wichita , and Kansas City , Kan . The petitions were filed in the name of nonexistent individuals with businesses that claimed to be part-owners of properties that were in foreclosure . – The result was an automatic stay in the foreclosures , halting any further actions by creditors against the properties . Yass and Blechman used the U.S . Postal Service to deliver fraudulent petitions to the bankruptcy court . The petitions contained false names and Social Security numbers , and addresses for the creditors that were in fact mailboxes or UPS Store locations in Kansas . U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch commended the Federal Bureau of Investigation , the U.S . Postal Inspection Service , the Social Security-Office of Inspector General , the U.S. Trustees Office , Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Hathaway and Assistant U.S. Attorney Christine Kenney for their work on the case . -30-

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON Baddie Winkle strikes a pose in this Nov. 2016 Instagram photo . ( baddiewinkle/Instagram ) Baddie Winkle is flashy , feisty and in the midst of a bucket list adventure that ’ s taking her around the world . “ I never dreamed I ’ d get to do my bucket list , ” the octogenarian told CTVNews.ca via telephone from Las Vegas after completing a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon , which even included a picnic with champagne . “ I never dreamed even that I would be on Instagram . I mean , that ’ s still a dream to me -- which I love. ” With more than three million followers on Instagram , and counting , the 89-year-old has taken the internet by storm with her colourful -- and often racy -- outfits and crass commentary . “ I ’ ve always been a baddie , ” the native Kentuckian said with a drawl . check out the calendar I did for @ galore @ princeandjacob # galorexobaddie Baddie ’ s already been to Niagara Falls , Ont . ( “ I love Canada ! ” she exclaimed ) , mixed drinks in New York City and hung out with the NFL ’ s Dallas Cowboys . Also on the cards for her ten-stop bucket list adventure , which is being sponsored by Hotels.com and ends on Nov. 12 , is shimmying to samba in Rio de Janeiro , drinking the night away in Dublin , taking in the Moulin Rouge in Paris , and ( hopefully ) nabbing herself a perfect prince in London ’ s Buckingham Palace -- and Baddie said he doesn ’ t even have to be a top tier royal like Harry or William . “ Any old prince will do , ” she laughed . Baddie ’ s wild saga from a quiet , pastoral life in America ’ s heartland to the heights of social media stardom began less than four years ago , when she was still commonly known as Helen Van Winkle . Her great-granddaughter Kennedy Lewis , now 21 , had snapped a photo of Baddie jokingly modelling her tie-dye shirt and cut-off denim shorts . When Lewis posted the photo of her great-grandmother wearing her clothes online , the likes and follows just started pouring in . “ It blew up , ” Lewis said . “ It ’ s been crazy ! ” Peace and Love Winkle now counts celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Rihanna amongst her fans and followers , and she ’ s even inked lucrative deals to appear in ads and showcase products on her social media accounts . “ I ’ ve been very fortunate , ” she said . LOVE YOU @ mileycyrus TUNE IN TONIGHT FOR THE VMAS ON @ MTV Lewis , who acts as Baddie ’ s manager and millennial whisperer is joining her great-grandmother on her globe-trotting bucket list adventure . “ She ’ s a wonderful traveller -- she takes good care of me , ” Baddie said . But she added that Lewis can ’ t always keep up with her “ more adventurous ” great-grandmother . “ She likes to lay by the pool and I like to do other things , ” Baddie said . “ I want to get up and go ! ” According to a study released by Hotels.com , a fifth of people under the age of 30 are inspired to travel based on their parents ’ and grandparents ’ past adventures . Forty per cent of millennials , moreover , would prefer to complete their bucket lists with their parents or grandparents over celebrities ( 11 per cent ) , siblings ( 28 per cent ) or travelling solo ( 25 per cent ) . One in eight even confessed that that their grandmother is cooler and more well-travelled than they are . GUYS ! ! ! ! ! @ hotelsdotcom IS GIVING ME MY BAD ASS BUCKET LIST OF A LIFETIME ! ! I 'M INTERNATIONAL BABY ! See you soon # BadAssBucketlist On Instagram , Baddie makes no secret of her love for playing the field . Her Instagram tagline -- “ stealing your man since 1928 ” -- even announces it to the world . “ I ’ ve been single for 30 years and I have dated a lot , ” she said . “ I love men , but they do take up a lot of your time. ” Lewis says that she ’ s grown “ pretty used to ” Baddie ’ s man-eating ways . “ She flirts a lot , ” Lewis said with a laugh . “ She encourages me to go out with lots of men . '' @ fashionnova Often seen wearing cannabis leaf prints and accessories , Baddie is also vocal proponent for the nationwide legalization of medical marijuana , saying that she uses cannabis pills and oils to manager her arthritis . “ I ’ m very much for medicinal marijuana , ” she said . “ It ’ s great -- it really is. ” i 'm still hungry For those dreaming of social media stardom for themselves , Baddie ’ s advice is startlingly simple : “ Keep dreaming and you never know what will happen tomorrow , ” she said . “ Just be unique and yourself. ” I 've missed ya 'll

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Lambton County mayor saying 'no ' to vaccine passport Warwick Township Mayor Jackie Rombouts says she ’ s not opposed to the COVID-19 vaccines but will refuse to use Ontario ’ s vaccine passport system . Rombouts posted a statement on social media Monday saying she won ’ t participate in the passport system that , starting Sept. 22 , will require people to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants , gyms , casinos , movie theatres , banquet halls , concert halls and other venues where masks are not always worn . “ After a lot of contemplation and prayer , I have decided I will not reveal my confidential medical information to anyone except my personal health-care provider , ” Rombouts said in the statement . “ I will refuse the Ontario vaccine passport and will not patron any business or organization that will not welcome all my fellow Ontarians equally , ” the statement added . “ I have no desire to live in a two-tiered society where there are haves and have nots – where people live in fear of each other , where it is acceptable to discriminate against our neighbours , family and friends. ” As mayor of the township in eastern Lambton County , Rombouts is a member of Lambton County council that also sits as the county ’ s board of health and oversees its public health department . She is also chairperson of a county council committee Lambton public health reports to . Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley said Tuesday he believes Rombouts should step down as committee chairperson . Last week , Lambton ’ s acting medical officer of health , Dr. Christopher Greensmith , called for all local businesses , including the county , to put in place mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies he suggested require provide proof of full immunization or a written request for accommodation and completion of a vaccine education session . Greensmith said last week that Lambton ’ s policy should include county councillors , as well as county staff . “ This would help complement overall safety standards for the community and could set an example to others , ” Greensmith said . He said the policy could help bump the percentage of local residents getting the vaccine to greater than 90 per cent and avoid further lockdowns , disruptions to schools , and negative economic and social consequences . “ Although I won ’ t respond directly to the councillor ’ s comments , I have already made my position on this topic quite clear , ” Greensmith said Tuesday . “ I am in support of policies that are designed to increase vaccine coverage , including proof of vaccination in high-risk indoor settings and workplace immunization policies. ” Currently , more than 73 per cent of eligible adults in Lambton County are fully vaccinated , according to Lambton public health . “ I would expect , because there is a divide here , that person would step down from that chairmanship because it ’ s contradictory to what Dr. Greensmith is advocating , ” Bradley said . “ I respect the individual has the right to voice their views. ” Rombouts said Tuesday she won ’ t step down as chairperson of the county committee . “ Everyone on county council has an opinion about this . I have just made mine public , ” she said . “ Nobody is completely impartial – I can guarantee that. ” Rombouts said she isn ’ t opposed to the vaccines “ at all , ” and pointed out she volunteered for several shifts at the mass-vaccination site in Point Edward “ in order to make sure that everyone who wants the vaccine has an opportunity to get it. ” But , she said , it should be a choice people make “ and not a mandated thing. ” Rombouts said she decided to post her statement because public-health restrictions were hitting close to home and she believes an individual ’ s medical information should remain personal . “ I have so many constituents who have contacted me , upset because their kids can ’ t go to college or their kids aren ’ t allowed to play hockey , ” she said . She said she has also heard from county workers and nurses working at local hospitals worried they could lose their jobs because of vaccine mandates . “ We can ’ t afford to lose any good workers , particularly in the health-care fields ” Rombouts said . “ If I were bleeding and was going to die , I would not care if the person who was sewing me up was vaccinated or not. ” Rombouts said she believes “ it ’ s wrong to discriminate against anyone , based on their health. ” She added , “ I took this position to serve my community and not to tell to tell my community how to lives their lives. ” Lambton Warden Kevin Marriott said he expects Greensmith ’ s recommendation for a county vaccine mandate will be on the agenda of a Sept. 15 county committee meeting . “ Staff is looking at all of the possibilities , ” including approaches other municipalities are taking , he said . Any action recommended by the county committee would be expected to be considered by county council when it meets Oct. 6 , Marriott said . “ It ’ s such a sensitive subject , ” he said . “ It ’ s kind of a hard one to comment ” on , Marriott said about his reaction to Rombouts ’ statement . “ I ’ m still thinking of all the ramifications. ” As warden , Marriott serves as chairperson of county council . “ I know I ’ ll have to stay pretty neutral on things like this , ” he said . Rombouts said in her statement she is prepared to “ accept any discrimination that will inevitably come my way as a result of this decision and will vehemently defend the rights of others to do the same. ” Sarnia city Coun . Bill Dennis thanked Rombouts in a Twitter post Tuesday morning for her “ principled stance , ” adding , “ This needed to be said. ” The township issued a brief statement late Tuesday afternoon , saying it was aware of Rombouts ’ social-media post . “ To be clear , the views expressed by Mayor Rombouts in her statement do not necessarily reflect those of the Corporation of the Township of Warwick or members of Warwick Township council , ” it said . “ As always , the Township of Warwick will continue ( to ) follow and implement COVID-19 policies and procedures based on recommendations of Lambton public health and the provincial government . ”

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Just In AP Trial begins for doctor charged in hospital deaths Opening statements in the trial of an Ohio doctor accused of multiple hospital deaths began today . William Husel is accused of ordering excessive painkillers for patients in the Columbus-area Mount Carmel Health System . He was indicted in cases involving at least 500 micrograms of the powerful painkiller fentanyl . Husel , 46 , was originally charged with 25 counts of murder . Last month a judge agreed to dismiss 11 of those counts against Husel at the prosecution 's request .

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Ridgeway Man Pleads Guilty To Marijuana Manufacturing Offenses Paul E. Reynolds , 36 , of Ridgeway , Illinois , pled guilty today in United States District Court in Benton to an indictment charging him with one count of conspiring with two other individuals to grow more than 100 marijuana plants and one count of actually growing more than 100 marijuana plants , announced Stephen R. Wigginton , United States Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois . The indictment , returned by a Federal Grand Jury on September 5 , 2012 , alleged that the offenses occurred in Gallatin County between April , 2012 and August 29 , 2012 . Sentencing was set for April 25 , 2013 , at the United States District Court in Benton . Reynolds faces between 5 and 40 years imprisonment , up to a $ 5 million fine , and 4 years to life on supervised release to follow incarceration on each count . Reynolds ’ codefendant , Daniel J. Fulkerson , 39 , also from Ridgeway , pled guilty to the same charges last month . His sentencing was set for April 11 , 2013 . Reynolds has been held without bond on the federal charges since September 11 , 2012 , and was again remanded to the custody of the United States Marshal to await sentencing . The case was investigated by the Carmi office of the Southern Illinois Drug Task Force . The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney James M. Cutchin .

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Man , 23 , dies after found with gunshot wound in tow truck Article content The Toronto Police homicide squad is probing the shooting of a 23-year-old Toronto man in Etobicoke Thursday evening . Emergency crews were called at 7:42 p.m. to a residential building near Panorama Crt . and Kipling Ave. for the sound of gunshots . When paramedics arrived , they found a victim in a tow truck with a gunshot wound . tap here to see other videos from our team . Man , 23 , dies after found with gunshot wound in tow truck Back to video The man was rushed to hospital , where he died . Police have identified him as Hashim Kinani . It ’ s unclear whether the shooting is linked to an ongoing tow truck turf war in the Greater Toronto Area , however Duty Insp . Paul Rinkoff told CP24 they would be looking into it . Advertisement 2 Article content No suspect information has been released , but police said there were reports of three males fleeing the area on foot . Anyone with information can call the homicide squad at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS . Meanwhile , police are also looking into a suspicious tow truck fire — at least the fourth one this week . Toronto Fire were called to an auto body repair shop on Midwest Rd . and Midland Ave. in Scarborough around 12:40 a.m. Friday . This follows a series of suspicious burned-out tow trucks that investigators suggest may be linked to the ongoing turf war . The first incident happened Sunday night , when a man was seen running from a torched tow truck near Kingston and Birchmount Rds . in Scarborough . Then , early Tuesday morning , there was another suspicious tow truck fire on Aylesworth Ave. After that , there was another tow truck fire on Cordova Ave. Police have not confirmed whether all these incidents are connected . Industry insiders believe an influx of tow truck drivers vying for work in the fiercely competitive , largely unregulated towing business is behind the ongoing turf war . Since January 2019 , at least 10 tow trucks have been torched and five people with ties to the towing industry have been shot — two of them fatally — in and around the GTA . In June 2019 , Toronto cops made reference to the ongoing conflict while announcing 73 arrests and the seizure of nearly two dozen firearms in Project Kraken — an operation that targeted members of a Scarborough street gang . The accused in that probe included seven tow truck drivers , some allegedly nabbed with guns . And the violence , which extends far beyond the borders of the city , has continued to escalate . jyuen @ postmedia.com — With files by Chris Doucette

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Police : Body pulled from river was Trevyan Rowe Rochester police confirmed on Monday that the body retrieved Sunday evening from the Genesee River was that of a missing 14-year old teen from Rochester who has autism . Trevyan Rowe , a seventh-grader at School 12 , was reported missing Thursday evening , after he failed to return home from school at the end of the day . Trevyan arrived at school , 999 South Ave. , about 7:30 a.m. Thursday but left school grounds before entering the building . Surveillance video shows him walking away on South Avenue For the next few days , his family , Rochester police and thousands of volunteers combed nearby parks , wooded areas and Mt . Hope Cemetery , they scoured city neighborhoods and authorities searched a pond near School 12 . Numerous volunteers papered neighborhoods and social media with fliers detailing the basics on the missing teen . On Sunday afternoon , members of the Rochester Police Department and Monroe County Sheriff 's Office scuba teams used side-scan sonar equipment and located his body in the river . His body was removed from the water , just south of the Frederick Douglass-Susan B. Anthony Bridge that carries vehicles on Interstate 490 over the Genesee River around 5:30 p.m. Over a three-day span , thousands of volunteers flocked to Highland Park and nearby Al Sigl Center to help search for Trevyan . Strangers handed out 'missing person ' fliers throughout the city , searched wooded areas and parks near his school and scoured city neighborhoods looking for the young teen . Trevyan Rowe : Witnesses say they saw autistic teen on bridge Thursday morning More : Vigil for Trevyan Rowe to be held Monday at Blue Cross Arena Andreatta : Incompetence , not drowning , killed Trevyan Rowe More : How did Trevyan Rowe walk away from school without anyone noticing ?

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OLYMPIA RESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO CYBER-STALKING , THREATENING AND OBSCENE PHONE CALLS USING INTERNET ‘ SPOOFING ’ SERVICE Defendant Admits More than 4,000 Harassing Phone Calls to Hundreds of Women in U.S. and Canada DANIEL CHRISTOPHER LEONARD , 32 , of Olympia , Washington , pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to one count of cyber-stalking and four counts of making threatening communications . LEONARD , the former Human Resources Manager at the Great Wolf Lodge , near Olympia , admits he made more than 4,000 harassing and sexually threatening phone calls to more than 1200 telephone numbers across the U.S. and Canada . Some of the victims in this case had previously worked with LEONARD , but did not recognize his voice because he disguised his voice and his phone number using an internet based “ spoofing service. ” LEONARD faces up to five years in prison on each count when sentenced by U.S. District Judge Ronald Leighton on December 3 , 2010 . The Monterey California Police Department opened an investigation in August 2009 , when a Monterey woman reported receiving highly sexual and threatening phone calls . The caller ID that appeared on her phone came from a variety of area codes and numbers , but the voice , although it sounded as if it was electronically altered , was the same . In December , the woman received similar calls at her place of work . The caller continued to make the obscene and threatening calls in February , March and April 2010 . Since the calls were coming from a variety of phone numbers , and since the caller ’ s voice sounded electronically altered , Monterey Police detectives suspected an internet “ spoofing services ” service . Detectives contacted spoofing services and were able to confirm that Tel Tech , Inc. located in Toms River , New Jersey , provided the spoofing service to LEONARD . Tel Tech indicated it kept complete records of its customers calls . On March 30 , 2010 , a Superior Court Judge in Monterey issued a warrant for all records the internet phone spoofing company had related to the Monterey victim ’ s phone numbers . The detailed information turned over by the service provider , including recordings , revealed LEONARD had made the calls . The records also showed that 177 calls had been made to another victim who worked in LEONARD ’ s apartment complex , in Olympia , Washington . That woman had repeatedly filed police reports regarding threatening and obscene phone calls . That victim told police that she believed the caller was able to see her at her work close in time to the calls . A subsequent federal search warrant led to the identification of about 4000 calls to 1200 separate numbers . Other victims in the case had previously worked with LEONARD either at the Great Wolf Lodge , or in his previous employment in Human Resources at the Hotel Victor , in Miami , Florida . Many of the victims altered their lives because of the phone calls ; quitting jobs , moving , and altering their activities because of the threatening and harassing calls . Many cancelled their cell phone numbers , only to start receiving the calls at home or at work . LEONARD was arrested on April 27 , 2010 . He has been in custody at the Federal Detention Center at SeaTac since he was charged federally in May 2010 . The case is being investigated by the Monterey California Police Department , the Olympia Police Department and the FBI . The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Kathryn Warma and Kurt Hermanns . For additional information please contact Emily Langlie , Public Affairs Officer for the United States Attorney ’ s Office , at ( 206 ) 553-4110 or Emily.Langlie @ USDOJ.Gov .

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FICTION : An observant novel about two women dragged into the maelstrom surrounding America 's antiterror campaign . `` Planes '' by Peter C. Baker ; Alfred A. Knopf ( 256 pages , $ 27 ) ——— The protagonists of Peter C. Baker 's understated debut novel live on different continents and speak different languages . They 'll never meet , or even be in the same room . But both have been caught up in the cruel vortex of America 's 21st-century wars , their lives reshaped by forces beyond their control . Half of `` Planes '' takes place in Italy , where Amira , a relative newlywed in her 30s , waits for a husband who might not return . It 's been two years since Ayoub , a Muslim , traveled to Pakistan , a trip that ended with him in custody . Held at a CIA interrogation site in Morocco , Ayoub has n't been accused of a crime . But Amira 's neighbors know of her husband 's plight , and many have abandoned her . Forlorn , she starts taking long walks with Paolo , an old high-school classmate . It 's a chaste relationship that nonetheless makes her feel disloyal . People are also reading… In alternating chapters , Baker tells a seemingly unrelated story about a middle-aged North Carolina woman named Melanie . A former liberal activist , she 's now a mainstream Democrat on her local school board . Though she loves her husband , Art , she 's having an affair with Bradley , a Republican board member and prominent businessman . Things get more complicated for Melanie when an old activist-friend gets in touch . The friend wants to protest outside a local airport that facilitates the CIA 's oft-brutal overseas interrogations . A reporter is digging into the story , and it appears that Bradley is involved . It 's not initially obvious why these women are in the same book , an unhurried tale that features some small , satisfying twists . That 's by design . Baker has structured these narratives as independent entities . Though each could be a satisfying novel of its own , they overlap and fruitfully complement one another . The novel 's title offers clues about Baker 's intent . `` Planes , '' of course , alludes to the jets that transport prisoners like Ayoub and those that depart from the secretive North Carolina hangar . But the word `` planes '' also serves as a metaphor for the brain 's tendency to forget or strip away details , flattening complicated events into two-dimensional planes that are easier to understand , categorize , act upon . It 's a necessary process , part of our species ' evolution , but it can be destructive . In Amira 's case — and to a lesser extent , Melanie 's — neighbors and erstwhile friends plane away complexities , arriving at conclusions based on snippets of information . This manifests itself in various ways , most palpably in the condescension with which friends , family and acquaintances sometimes treat both women . Amira , named Maria at birth , changed her name when she converted to her husband 's faith . Some people interpret this as license to challenge her authenticity . Paolo asks why she adopted her husband 's religion , `` especially since he 's not so observant . '' Later , a virtual stranger asks , `` What 's your real name , signora ? '' Likewise , in a scene that nicely captures the arrogance that often informs ideological zealotry , Melanie 's friend — a woman who tells herself she 's making a difference by sending all-caps e-mail `` blasts '' about antiwar protests — patronizingly suggests that serving on a school board is activism for the timid . Baker opts for a restrained narrative voice . His sentences do n't include inessential words or draw attention to themselves ; nor are they particularly quotable . But his prose is an apt delivery system for a subtle portrait of two women who 've been robbed of things they might never recover . ——— Kevin Canfield is a writer in New York City .

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Martha Stewart asked on Wednesday for a new trial , saying one of the jurors who convicted her lied about a past arrest on assault charges . Stewart lawyer Robert Morvillo said in papers filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan , N.Y. , that he would have sought to strike juror Chappell Hartridge had he known about the prior incidents . `` These facts , in and of themselves , establish that Ms. Stewart is entitled to a new trial , '' Morvillo wrote . The papers also accused Hartridge of seeking money for post-trial interviews . On the day of the guilty verdict , the juror said publicly he believed the decision was `` a victory for the little guys . '' Stewart was convicted March 5 of lying to federal investigators about her sale of 3,298 shares of ImClone Systems stock on Dec. 27 , 2001 , just before it plunged on a negative government report . She is to be sentenced June 17 . Legal experts believe she will receive a sentence of 10 to 16 months in prison for the four guilty counts -- obstructing justice , conspiracy and two counts of making false statements . People are also reading… The Stewart filing said Hartridge was arrested in 1997 after a woman with whom he was living filed an assault complaint . The filing also said Hartridge lied on his jury questionnaire by omitting the fact that he has been sued at least three times . It said he also lied by not disclosing that he was once accused of stealing from a Little League group .

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Justice News Justice News July 13 , 2017 Press Release National Health Care Fraud Takedown Results in Charges Against Over 412 Individuals Responsible for $ 1.3 Billion in Fraud Losses July 12 , 2017 Press Release June 30 , 2017 Press Release Detroit Area Medical Biller Sentenced to 50 Months in Prison for Her Role in a $ 7.3 Million Dollar Healthcare Fraud Scheme June 28 , 2017 Press Release Los Angeles Hospital Agrees to Pay $ 42 Million to Settle Alleged False Claims Act Violations Arising from Improper Payments to Physicians June 26 , 2017 Press Release Orlando Doctor and Infusion Clinic Owner Sentenced to 64 Months and 90 Months in Prison for Role in Medicare Fraud Press Release Cardiac Monitoring Companies and Executive Agree to Pay $ 13.45 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations June 16 , 2017 Press Release Genesis Healthcare Inc. Agrees to Pay Federal Government $ 53.6 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Relating to the Provision of Medically Unnecessary Rehabilitation Therapy and Hospice Services June 14 , 2017 Press Release Mother and Daughter Co-Owners of Seven Miami , Florida-Area Home Health Agencies Each Sentenced to Over 10 Years in Prison for Roles in $ 20 Million Home Health Care Fraud Schemes June 12 , 2017 Press Release Lexington , Kentucky , Jury Convicts Clinical Psychologist for Role in $ 600 Million Social Security Disability Fraud Scheme May 31 , 2017 Press Release May 30 , 2017 Press Release Medicare Advantage Organization and Former Chief Operating Officer to Pay $ 32.5 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations May 23 , 2017 Press Release Houston-Area Psychiatrist Convicted of Health Care Fraud for Role in $ 158 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme May 18 , 2017 Speech Acting Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A. Blanco of the Criminal Division Speaks at the American Bar Association 27th Annual Institute on Health Care Fraud May 16 , 2017 Press Release United States Intervenes in Second False Claims Act Lawsuit Alleging that UnitedHealth Group Inc. Mischarged the Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Programs May 8 , 2017 May 2 , 2017 Press Release United States Intervenes in False Claims Act lawsuit Against UnitedHealth Group Inc. for Mischarging the Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Programs April 28 , 2017 Press Release Blood Testing Laboratory to Pay $ 6 Million to Settle Allegations of Kickbacks and Unnecessary Testing April 27 , 2017 Press Release April 25 , 2017 April 13 , 2017 March 31 , 2017 March 30 , 2017 Press Release March 23 , 2017 Press Release March 17 , 2017 Press Release Houston-Area Registered Nurse Pleads Guilty to Conspiring to Defraud Medicare of More than $ 5 Million

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Justice News Justice News October 15 , 2018 Press Release Four Men and Seven Companies Indicted for Billion-Dollar Telemedicine Fraud Conspiracy , Telemedicine Company and CEO Plead Guilty in Two Fraud Schemes September 27 , 2018 Press Release Press Release Mississippi Nurse Practitioner and Clinic Owner Sentenced to Prison for Role in Compounding Pharmacy Scheme to Defraud Tricare September 24 , 2018 September 19 , 2018 Press Release Physician and Two Clinic Operators Found Guilty for Their Roles in $ 17 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme September 13 , 2018 September 5 , 2018 Press Release Two Individuals Associated With a Mental Health Company Plead Guilty to Health Care Fraud and Tax Evasion September 4 , 2018 Press Release Houston Psychiatrist Sentenced to More Than 12 Years in Prison for Role in $ 155 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme August 23 , 2018 August 20 , 2018 Press Release Two Additional Defendants Sentenced to Prison in Conspiracy That Looted Money from Nonprofit Mental Health Clinic August 6 , 2018 Press Release Grenada Lake Medical Center to Pay More Than $ 1.1 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Involving Medically Unnecessary Psychotherapy Services August 3 , 2018 Press Release August 2 , 2018 Press Release Detroit Area Hospital System to Pay $ 84.5 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations Arising From Improper Payments to Referring Physicians July 30 , 2018 July 25 , 2018 Press Release Owner of Durable Medical Equipment Company Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Medicaid of More Than $ 9 Million July 18 , 2018 Press Release Press Release Medical Device Maker AngioDynamics Agrees to Pay $ 12.5 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Press Release Two Consulting Companies and Nine Affiliated Skilled Nursing Facilities to Pay $ 10 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Relating to Medically Unnecessary Rehabilitation Therapy Services June 28 , 2018 Press Release National Health Care Fraud Takedown Results in Charges Against 601 Individuals Responsible for Over $ 2 Billion in Fraud Losses June 25 , 2018 Press Release Caris Agrees to Pay $ 8.5 Million to Settle False Claims Act Lawsuit Alleging That it Billed for Ineligible Hospice Patients June 22 , 2018 Press Release June 15 , 2018 June 7 , 2018 Press Release Mississippi Physician Sentenced to Over Three Years in Prison for Role in $ 3 Million Compounding Pharmacy Fraud Scheme June 6 , 2018 Press Release Health Care CEO and Four Physicians Charged in Superseding Indictment in Connection with $ 200 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme Involving Unnecessary Prescription of Controlled Substances and Harmful Injections

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HD HQ SD LO Killing Pavel '' Killing Pavel , '' a documentary produced by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project ( OCCRP ) and its Ukrainian partner , Slidstvo.Info , reveals new details about last year 's killing of journalist Pavel Sheremet . The Belarusian ’ s reporting had challenged authorities from Minsk to Moscow and Kyiv until he was killed in a car bomb in the Ukrainian capital in July 2016 . The film features new information about his death that police never found , raising questions about the nature of the official investigation . UP NEXT NOW PLAYING : Recipes Killing Pavel UP NEXT 2019 was a partisan year in Louisiana politicsWWL-TV New Orleans A crystal ball at midnight ? Who needs it when you have a pinecone or oyster ? WWL-TV New Orleans A crystal ball at midnight ? Who needs it when you have a pinecone or oyster ? WWL-TV New Orleans NOPD Chief Shaun Ferguson speaks about 2019 murder numbersWWL-TV New Orleans In memoriam : Locals we lost in 2019WWL-TV New Orleans 2019 in Review : Walt Handelsman 's cartoonsWWL-TV New Orleans No first-round playoff bye but Saints could host NFC Championship gameWWL-TV New Orleans Saints ' offensive arsenal , Jenkins make big impact against PanthersWWL-TV New Orleans What to know for New Year 's , Sugar Bowl 2020 in New OrleansWWL-TV New Orleans AMAZING : fireworks explode around New Orleans at midnight on New Year 's Eve What to know for New Year 's , Sugar Bowl 2020 in New OrleansWWL-TV New Orleans Mail problems delay gifts , bills in GretnaWWL-TV New Orleans Vacant and blighted Chef Highway hotel to undergo major faceliftWWL-TV New Orleans Forecast : If this is n't the best Saints team , it 's definitely the most resilient Forecast : Saints wrap up their most improbable season yetWWL-TV New Orleans Woman says she was groped during Carnival cruiseWWL-TV New Orleans

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CVTC students help expand Little Free Libraries RIVER FALLS — More Little Free Libraries are popping up around the St. Croix Valley , with Chippewa Valley Technical College students working with area nonprofit organizations to find new locations . CVTC communication instructor Karen Jubie involved her students by picking up the ball from a project her husband was involved in . As general manager of Luther Hudson Chevrolet , Tim Jubie worked to establish a Little Free Library in every municipality in St. Croix County back in 2015 . `` I wanted to do something unique with the Residential Construction students as a group in my Oral/Interpersonal Communication class , '' said Karen Jubie . `` I decided to do a small-scale project based on what Tim did . What started out as just a one-class project morphed into all three of my classes at the River Falls campus getting involved . '' Little Free Libraries was started by Todd Bol of Hudson and the libraries have now spread around the world . The Free Libraries are small , simple structures , usually on a post , where people are invited to `` take a book , leave a book . '' Karen Jubie 's idea was to have groups of students build Little Free Libraries to be donated to nonprofit organizations around the area , with students learning how to work together in a small group and with people in the community in the process . `` Todd Bol kicked off our project by coming to an Oral/Interpersonal Communication class to talk about the nonprofit organization and how it started , '' Karen Jubie said . `` He was truly inspiring . '' A donation from Luther Hudson Chevrolet allowed Karen Jubie to purchase five Little Free Library kits . Residential Construction students in one of the three classes taking part in the project made one library from `` scratch . '' Jubie had the students work together in groups to decide where to donate their completed library , how to paint or decorate it , and how to stock it with books . They also had to research the non-profit organization they chose and make an oral report to the class . `` There are two course competencies involved in this project : contribute as a group or team member and deliver an oral presentation , '' Karen Jubie said . Recipients of the libraries are Habitat for Humanity , Big Brothers/Big Sisters , Have a Heart , Sexual Assault Response Team , Our Neighbor 's Place , and Positive Alternatives . `` We were honored to be chosen for the project , '' said Sarah Rose , community outreach director for Habitat for Humanity , which will install their library at the We Build Center at 109 W. Cedar St. in River Falls . `` We like working with the community and working with students . Community outreach is very important , and I 'm a big believer in books and reading . '' Emily Hardy of Big Brothers Big Sisters said their library will be placed in the front yard of their office at 82 Coulee Road in Hudson . `` This is a wonderful opportunity to work with CVTC , '' Hardy said . `` College students make up a large percentage of our volunteers in this area . '' `` We have a lot next door to our place at 2860 Williams Ave. , '' said Andrea Alpmann , program coordinator at Positive Alternatives . `` We will put our library on the edge of that lot . This is a cool opportunity for our community to become more aware of us . Hopefully , it will bring a few more people down our way . '' `` I liked this project , '' said student Dave Hennessey of River Falls . `` I saw Little Free Libraries around the area but did n't know much about it until the founder came in to talk to us . It 's always nice to give something back , and we learned more about group communication . '' `` It was very fun and was very inspiring to help others and to learn ways to bring communities together , '' said student McKayla Tape of Ellsworth . Tape added that the most challenging part was researching the non-profit organization for the report . `` You want to represent the organization properly , '' she said . Guy Hudson , a River Falls student in the Residential Construction program , said making their library from scratch , without a kit , was n't very difficult for students who have been busy building a house this year . `` And we learned how to work as a group in our program . We really thrive in this kind of group project , '' he said . `` It was frustrating at times , '' said Samantha Moe , a student from Hudson . `` Not all of the pieces fit together right . '' `` But it was fun , '' added Molly Richardson of Hudson , who worked in the same group . `` It gave us something to laugh about . ''

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FRESNO , Calif. ( KFSN ) -- Violent crime is down in Fresno County , but expensive thefts remain a problem . Copper wire and catalytic converters are still a hot commodity for thieves . `` In terms of total property loss , we 're at about $ 2.5 million to the ag community , in terms of theft , '' said Fresno County Sheriff 's Sergeant John Wages . Local growers have been hit hard by thieves this year . One suspect alone stole tens of thousands of dollars worth of diesel fuel and , when he was arrested , he was armed with an AR-15 . Ag burglary is up 31 % year-over-year . Copper is also a target , but investigators said the value of the metal is far less than the damage left behind for the grower . `` In that theft , he 's going to create anywhere from $ 2,000- $ 10,000 , maybe $ 20,000 , if they have to replace the pump motor , in damage . '' Because of the cost of damage , thieves , once caught , could face felony vandalism instead of just misdemeanor theft . `` The Sheriff 's office has zero tolerance for theft in general , '' said Sgt . Wages . `` If you are a person that 's preying on our local growers , I can assure you the sheriff has no tolerance for you at all . '' Catalytic converters were also a popular target this year . Fresno County saw a 59 % increase in vehicle part thefts compared to last year . Investigators said it 's a crime that takes less than 90 seconds . The items can be recycled for cash , but , again , the damage left behind is greater than the value of the part . That 's why Bruno 's Iron & Metal decided to stop accepting catalytic converters unless they were coming from a certified dismantler . `` We still have people that come and show up and they try to sell us that material , and they 're turned away , '' said Claudia Warkentin the General Manager of Bruno 's Iron & Metal . The decision initially slowed business , but Warkentin said they 've seen less attempted theft at their facility , and it 's also brought in more clients who say they feel safer at Bruno 's . `` On the grand scheme of things , and in the long run , we actually gained , '' said Warkentin . The sheriff 's office has applauded the facility for creating restrictions and said if more facilities would do the same , it could have a major impact across the county . `` It would n't kill the black market for catalytic converters but it would certainly reduce crime , by a large margin , '' said Sgt . Wages . The sheriff 's office says people can better protect themselves by making sure you have lights and cameras on your property . Officials said it 's also important to report any crimes , no matter how small . Copper wire and catalytic converters are still a hot commodity for thieves . `` In terms of total property loss , we 're at about $ 2.5 million to the ag community , in terms of theft , '' said Fresno County Sheriff 's Sergeant John Wages . Local growers have been hit hard by thieves this year . One suspect alone stole tens of thousands of dollars worth of diesel fuel and , when he was arrested , he was armed with an AR-15 . Ag burglary is up 31 % year-over-year . Copper is also a target , but investigators said the value of the metal is far less than the damage left behind for the grower . `` In that theft , he 's going to create anywhere from $ 2,000- $ 10,000 , maybe $ 20,000 , if they have to replace the pump motor , in damage . '' Because of the cost of damage , thieves , once caught , could face felony vandalism instead of just misdemeanor theft . `` The Sheriff 's office has zero tolerance for theft in general , '' said Sgt . Wages . `` If you are a person that 's preying on our local growers , I can assure you the sheriff has no tolerance for you at all . '' Catalytic converters were also a popular target this year . Fresno County saw a 59 % increase in vehicle part thefts compared to last year . Investigators said it 's a crime that takes less than 90 seconds . The items can be recycled for cash , but , again , the damage left behind is greater than the value of the part . That 's why Bruno 's Iron & Metal decided to stop accepting catalytic converters unless they were coming from a certified dismantler . `` We still have people that come and show up and they try to sell us that material , and they 're turned away , '' said Claudia Warkentin the General Manager of Bruno 's Iron & Metal . The decision initially slowed business , but Warkentin said they 've seen less attempted theft at their facility , and it 's also brought in more clients who say they feel safer at Bruno 's . `` On the grand scheme of things , and in the long run , we actually gained , '' said Warkentin . The sheriff 's office has applauded the facility for creating restrictions and said if more facilities would do the same , it could have a major impact across the county . `` It would n't kill the black market for catalytic converters but it would certainly reduce crime , by a large margin , '' said Sgt . Wages . The sheriff 's office says people can better protect themselves by making sure you have lights and cameras on your property . Officials said it 's also important to report any crimes , no matter how small . Related topics : fresnoauto theft fresnoauto theft

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MASHPEE BROTHERS INDICTED FOR ARMED BANK ROBBERY BOSTON , MA - Two Mashpee brothers were charged in federal court with the armed bank robbery of the Rockland Trust in Bourne , MA . United States Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz and Warren T. Bamford , Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - Boston Field Division , announced that TRAVIS BUCHANAN and SPRAGUE BUCHANAN , both of Mashpee , were charged with armed bank robbery . The Indictment alleges that on November 17 , 2009 , SPRAGUE BUCHANAN , armed with a dangerous weapon , entered the Rockland Trust located on Clay Pond Road in Bourne . It is alleged that , once inside SPRAGUE BUCHANAN brandished an item , which resembled a hand gun , and demanded money from the teller . The teller complied with BUCHANAN ’ s demands and he fled from the bank . It is further alleged that his twin brother , TRAVIS BUCHANAN , was waiting for him in a neighboring parking lot . SPRAGUE BUCHANAN entered the vehicle and the two fled from the scene . They were later arrested in Mashpee with the money and the weapon . If convicted on these charges , TRAVIS BUCHANAN and SPRAGUE BUCHANAN each face 25 years imprisonment , a fine of up to $ 250,000 to be followed by 5 years of supervised release . The case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation , the Bourne and Mashpee Police Departments and the Barnstable County District Attorney ’ s Office . It is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Kenneth G. Shine of Ortiz 's Major Crime Unit . The details contained in the Indictment are allegations . The defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law .

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Ottawa 's municipal races shaping up Article content With the provincial election firmly in the rear-view mirror , attention now shifts to October ’ s municipal race . Advertisement 2 Article content Mayor Jim Watson and two-thirds of the 23-member council have already filed the necessary paperwork to stand for re-election , while several others have confirmed they intend to run and will register soon . tap here to see other videos from our team . Ottawa 's municipal races shaping up Back to video Veteran councillors who chair the city ’ s planning , transit , transportation , and community and protective services committees have all thrown their hats in the ring . So too have a trio of like-minded urban councillors wrapping up their first terms . With more than 80 per cent of council confirmed to run again , there ’ s a chance the next term of council could look awfully similar to the current one . Only one councillor — College ward rep Rick Chiarelli — remained tight-lipped about his plans when approached Tuesday . Chiarelli said he ’ s never announced his intentions before July . Even then , the campaign lasts three times as long as a provincial one . If he knocked on a voter ’ s door today , Chiarelli said , they may not remember the interaction come election day on Oct. 22 . He said he also didn ’ t want to confuse voters in his ward , where cousin Bob Chiarelli , a former Liberal cabinet minister , was seeking re-election in last week ’ s provincial election ( Chiarelli lost to Progressive Conservative challenger Jeremy Roberts ) . Stittsville Coun . Shad Qadri says he made the same calculation . His wife Theresa Qadri ran for the provincial Liberals in the new Carleton riding , which Goldie Ghamari won for the PCs , so he held off until Thursday night to confirm his intention to seek re-election . Advertisement 3 Article content Only three wards — Innes , Kanata North and Bay — will see wide open races . Councillors Jody Mitic , Marianne Wilkinson and Mark Taylor , respectively , have all said they will not seek re-election . Four contestants have already registered in Innes , including two defeated by Mitic in 2014 — Laura Dudas and François Trépanier . Three people are registered in Kanata North , including Matt Muirhead , who Wilkinson beat in 2014 . There are also three registered in Bay , including two-term public school trustee Theresa Kavanagh . Mayor Watson faces three challengers — Hamid Alakozai , Bernard Couchman and Michael Pastien . Couchman garnered 1,255 votes when he ran for mayor in 2014 , while Pastien , running for councillor in Bay ward , received 151 votes . Nomination papers must be filed before July 27 at 2 p.m . Councillors registered or declared for re-election Bob Monette , Orléans Jan Harder , Barrhaven Eli El-Chantiry , West Carleton-March Shad Qadri , Stittsville Keith Egli , Knoxdale-Merivale Diane Deans , Gloucester-Southgate Tim Tierney , Beacon Hill-Cyrville Mathieu Fleury , Rideau-Vanier Tobi Nussbaum , Rideau-Rockcliffe Catherine McKenney , Somerset Jeff Leiper , Kitchissippi Riley Brockington , River David Chernushenko , Capital Jean Cloutier , Alta Vista Stephen Blais , Cumberland George Darouze , Osgoode Scott Moffatt , Rideau-Goulbourn Michael Qaqish , Gloucester-South Nepean Allan Hubley , Kanata South mpearson @ postmedia.com twitter.com/mpearson78

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