Baltimore defendant sentenced to 40 years in murder-for-hire case
A federal witness was the intended target. An innocent neighbor lost her life.
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Western Union fraud victims get another opportunity to seek compensation
The Justice Department has reopened the petition process for people who did not previously file.
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Federal gift-card fraud charges announced in Maryland
The case began with reports of missing mailed credit cards and unauthorized transactions.
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Baltimore defendant pleads guilty in cross-country drug investigation
The federal case involved a drug operation moving cocaine from California to Maryland.
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Federal voter-fraud charges announced against ten defendants in Minnesota
The Justice Department’s announcement describes allegations involving multiple election dates.
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GAO calls for a coordinated IRS strategy to address tax fraud
A federal audit estimates annual tax fraud losses at $116 billion to $304 billion.
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