Tag: crime
Red Light Camera Company Guilty for Operating without PI License
Affiliated Computer Services (ACS), a red light camera company in Texas, could be facing charges of operating a private investigation business without a license.; court proceedings are to be continued today in Dallas. A judge presiding over a civil matter found the company to be in violation of the Texas state law
Florida Private Investigator Arrested for Impersonating a Police Officer
Patrica “Shelley” Wolfman, with “Eyes on You Investigative Services” of Eustis Florida, was arrested on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at approximately 10:30 pm. Ms. Wolfman has been charged by the Lady Lake, Florida Police Department for impersonating a police officer.
Can Crime Lab Reports be Permitted Without Cross-Examination?
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether crime lab reports can be introduced at trial without permitting defendants to cross-examine the forensic experts who prepared them. The question is before the high court in the case of Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts. In this case, the defendant, Luis Melendez-Diaz, was arrested after making a cocaine sale in [...]
Craigslist.com Pledges to Clean Up Online Prostitution Advertising
Craigslist is a huge network of online communities featuring free online classified ads. You can search for jobs, internships, housing. personals, things for sale, services, community events, gigs, resumes, and pets. They also have many forums on a variety of topics. While it is a useful and great service it has also become a breeding [...]
Richmond, VA Bail Bondsman’s Killer Sentenced to Fifty Years
Finally after a long nine months of anticipation justice has been served. Judge Beverly W. Snukals of the Richmond Circuit Court sentenced James E. Carr to fifty years in prison.
Richmond, VA Bail Bondsman’s Killer Sentenced to Fifty Years
Finally after a long nine months of anticipation justice has been served. Judge Beverly W. Snukals of the Richmond Circuit Court sentenced James E. Carr to fifty years in prison.
Tennessee Private Investigator Investigating Possible Police Misconduct
A Rock Spring, Georgia private investigator, of A & A Investigations, has announced a press conference on Thursday, November 6, 2008 to discuss possible police misconduct by University of Tennessee at Chattanooga police officers.
Private Investigator Anthony Pelicano Faces Prospect of Long Sentence
According to the Associated Press, Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to sentence the famous, former Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano to serve anywhere form from 16 years in prison for the 78 convictions the private investigator was found guilty of earlier this year. Pellicano’s convictions included wiretapping, racketeering and wire fraud.
