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Jury Finds New York Man Guilty of Running a Secret Chinese Spy Station in New York City
Jury Finds New York Man Guilty of Running a Secret Chinese Spy Station in New York City
A jury in Brooklyn, New York, has found 64-year-old Lu Jianwang guilty. He was convicted of helping run an unauthorized Chinese “police station” in Manhattan’s Chinatown. The decision came on May 13, 2026, after a full trial in federal court. Details of the Secret Chinese Police Station Case The jury decided that Lu Jianwang broke […]
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Special Forces Soldier Accused of Using Classified Maduro Raid Intelligence to Win Over $400K on Polymarket
A U.S. Army Special Forces Master Sergeant is facing major federal charges in a case that highlights the dangerous intersection of national security secrets and online prediction markets. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, 38, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Manhattan federal court. Prosecutors allege that Van Dyke, who participated in planning and executing “Operation Absolute Resolve,” […]
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Federal Cases Often Turn on a Single Text Message. This One Turned on Several
In gambling fraud prosecutions, the government’s case frequently hinges on the evidence. This may include Betting records, Financial transactions, and communications between co-defendants. The pending case against former NBA player Damon Jones illustrates all three. Jones is expected to become the first defendant among the more than 30 people charged in this federal investigation to […]
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When Misuse of Public Funds Leads to Criminal Charges
Organizations that receive public funding are expected to operate transparently and be trustworthy. But what if the trust is broken? Take, for instance, a situation involving financial misconduct: who is responsible when funds are misused, and how far can an investigation go? How Corruption Investigations Typically Begin Recently, federal prosecutors launched an investigation into a […]
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