On June 2, 2013, Reginald Johnson parked his black SUV in a convenience store parking lot near 38th Street and Leavenworth Road in Wyandotte County, Kansas. After exiting the SUV, Johnson looked up and saw a man wearing a light-blue hooded sweatshirt with the hood up and his hand inside the sweatshirt pocket. Johnson saw the man get out of an SUV parked directly in front of the store. As the man c

Dawn Suppo, an employee of Costco Wholesale Corporation, was stalked by Thad Thomp-son, a customer of Costco, for over a year. Things got so bad
* Of the Eastern District of Wisconsin, sitting by designation.
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at the end that Suppo secured a plenary no-contact order from an Illinois state court. Traumatized by the experience, she also took an unpaid medical leav

On May 24, 2016, appellant was indicted in case No. CR0201601971 on one
count of endangering children in violation of R.C. 2919.22(B)(2), (E)(1), and (E)(2)(d), a
felony of the second degree, one count of endangering children in violation of R.C.
2919.22(B)(1), (E)(1), and (E)(2)(d), a felony of the second degree, one count of
kidnapping in violation of R.C. 2905.01(A)(3) and (

On July 7, 2017, Gary was indicted for one count of trafficking in marijuana
in violation of R.C. 2925.03(A)(2), a felony of the fifth degree, and one count of possession
of marijuana in violation of R.C. 2925.11(A), a minor misdemeanor. The charges arose
after a detective observed clear, plastic baggies of marijuana in Gary’s half-open
backpack while the backpack was lying on

Several weeks of tension came to a tragic end on Independence Day 2008.
That afternoon, Guerrero Cordero entered a repair shop run by his cousin, Miguel
Cano Basurto,2 pulled a handgun from his waistband, and fired multiple shots—
killing Miguel. Guerrero Cordero then fired at other men as they fled the scene,
wounding Hector Casillas in the foot and back.
The conflict

Defendant SOLO 1 Kustoms, Inc. (SOLO) appeals a
judgment in favor of plaintiff Christopher Vasquez. After a bench
trial, the court found SOLO liable for performing unauthorized
repair work on Vasquez’s car in violation of Business and
Professions Code section 9884.9, and awarded Vasquez $12,000
in damages. On appeal, SOLO contends there is no private cause
of action for vio

At approximately 8:00 p.m. on October 11, 2013, Daniell Hampton left his local
barber shop in Clarksdale, Mississippi headed for home. He observed a dark-colored
Chevrolet Tahoe tailing his car and recognized Brown as the driver. Hampton heard
gunshots and noticed his back window was shattered; so he drove to his mother’s home
nearby and notified the Clarksdale Police Department

On August 31, 2016, Investigator Ralph Sciple of the Neshoba County Sheriff’s Department received a phone call from Gerald Beam, the owner of a local pawn shop. Beam told Sciple that a black man had just tried to pawn a Mantis tiller. Beam suspected that the tiller was stolen, although the record does not indicate why Beam was suspicious. Beam gave Sciple the tag number for the vehicle that the

On June 9, 2017, appellant was indicted by the Lake County Grand Jury on the following charges: Attempted Murder, a first-degree felony in violation of R.C. 2 2923.02 (Count 1); Aggravated Robbery, a first-degree felony in violation of R.C. 2911.01(A)(3) (Count 2); Aggravated Robbery, a first-degree felony in violation of R.C. 2911.01(A)(1) (Count 3); Felonious Assault, a second-degree felony

This case involves a dispute over retiree healthcare benefits. Retired union member Ronald Cup and similarly situated retirees requested—and the District Court ordered—arbitration of the dispute under the Labor Management Relations Act (LMRA), 29 U.S.C. § 185. Ampco Pittsburgh Corporation, its subsidiary Akers National Roll Company, and Akers’ health and welfare benefit plan (collectively, the Com

Appellant was involved in a confrontation with her former boyfriend, Stephen Luate, in the early morning hours. Appellant went to Luate’s apartment, rang the doorbell, and awoke Luate and his wife. Luate opened his apartment door to see Appellant “hiding behind a tree.” Luate told Appellant to go home and Appellant responded by cursing at him. Luate attempted to close the door and go back insi

On the morning of February 19, 2015, Wykesha Reid was found dead lying on a table in a room inside a salon at 3815 East Side Avenue, near the Deep Ellum area of Dallas. Reid was found by “Alicia,” who called 9-1-1. Investigation revealed that Reid had received silicone injections in her buttocks probably between four and eighteen hours before the body was found. Some of the silicone had enter

Shortly before 10p.m. on January21, 2016, Greg Fryberger, an employee of
MDOT, finished clearing snow berms with a front-end loader on an intersection of U.S.
Highway 93.1 He was working about ten miles north of the MDOT shop where the
loader normally was kept. After finishing his work, Fryberger began driving back to the
MDOT shop to return the loader. It was five hours af

Jefferson City, MO - Jefferson City Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Firearms After Officers Confiscate 50 Weapons

A Jefferson City, Mo., man who tried to sell firearms to a local pawn shop pleaded guilty in federal court today to illegally possessing firearms after law enforcement officers confiscated 50 weapons from him.

Jeremy L. Roark, 33, of Jefferson City, pleaded guilty before

Several years after a tank car spill accident, Larry D. Lincoln and Brad C.
Mosbrucker (collectively “Appellants”) advised BNSF Railway Company (“BNSF”)
that medical conditions attributable to the accident rendered them partially,
permanently disabled and prevented them from working outdoors. Upon learning of
Appellants’ alleged medical conditions, BNSF removed Appellants from serv

On October 9, 2007, a BNSF tank car sprung a leak near where Appellants were working, exposing Appellants to 2-chlorobenzyl chloride. Following the tank car spill accident, Appellants attempted, for over two years, to negotiate a monetary settlement with BNSF as to the injuries they sustained from the accident. During that two-year period, Appellants continued to perform their duties as MOW wo

Fomichev was born in Russia and came to the United States in 2003 on a student visa. He met Svetlana Pogosyan in 2006, and they married later that year. In 2007, Pogosyan applied for an alien relative visa for Fomichev, and he applied to adjust his immigration status. The United States Department of Homeland Security found the marriage bona fide, approved the visa, and granted Fomichev conditio

Leta Penrod brings this appeal on behalf of
her deceased husband, Tod Penrod, who before his death applied
for disability insurance benefits based on various impairments,
including arthritis, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
An administrative law judge determined that, despite
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these impairments, Penrod retained the capacity to work
through his last

Columbus Division of Police Officer Kevin George testified at the suppression hearing that he is a 17-year veteran of the Columbus Police Department ("CPD"), and he has spent the last six years on a Community Response Team conducting foot and vehicle patrol duties throughout the various police precincts in the Columbus area. At No. 17AP-713 2 approximately 5:00 p.m. on August 30, 2014, G

The relevant facts and procedural history are as follows:
{¶4} On August 1, 2015, Brandon D. Ogden stole two Rolex watches from
Dunkin Diamonds in Zanesville, Ohio. During the theft, Appellant Linwood E. Allison, Jr.
is seen on surveillance video distracting a store employee in an attempt to aid Mr. Ogden.
{¶5} On August 2, 2015, within 24 hours of the theft, Appellant pawned

Tulsa, OK - Mark Perkins, Albert Carrillo, Morgan Brown sued Blake Ewing, Max Retropubl, LLC, Engine Room, LLC, Phoenix Cafe, LLC, Fur Shop, LLC and Blue Ox Diving Group, LLC on fraud theories.

Issue # 1. Issue: FRAUD (FRAUD)
Filed By: PERKINS, MARK
Filed Date: 10/13/2016
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: EWING, BLAKE Disposed: DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE

Gilberto Garces was found dead of apparent gunshot wounds around 7:30 p.m. on April 6, 2016. Garces’s body was located in a rural area of Mercedes; his hands were bound with electrical wire.1 A search warrant was issued April 8, 2016, for Mid-Valley Tire Shop seeking: any and all firearms, any and all unknown make and caliber ammunition and/or spent casings, projectiles, and/or shrapnel, an

A U.S. Border Patrol agent standing on American soil
shot and killed a teenage Mexican citizen who was walking
down a street in Mexico. We address whether that agent has

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qualified immunity and whether he can be sued for violating
the Fourth Amendment. Based on the facts alleged in the
complaint, we hold that the agent violated a clearly
e

This construction dispute arises from a government contract to build a pumping
station for the purpose of managing water levels around parts of the lower White
River in Arkansas. As with many large-scale projects, this venture was plagued with
delays from its inception. These delays were caused by weather events, scheduling
conflicts, and other unforeseen conditions. The district c

In June 2015, Emerson and his then-wife Lara had separated but not yet
divorced. The two had one child together, and Lara had two other children
from a previous relationship. After the split, Lara and her children remained in
the marital home in Anderson, while Emerson stayed with a friend in
Indianapolis. At this time, Lara was in a romantic relationship with Cody Gay
(“G