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Florida Federal Jury Convicts Four in Haiti Presidential Assassination Plot
A Miami federal jury convicted four men on all counts for their roles in the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, including Neutrality Act violations.
Illinois Jury Convicts Dubois on All Counts in Starbucks Abduction
A Madison County, Illinois jury convicted Timothy J. Dubois on all four counts of abduction and sexual assault arising from a 2022 Collinsville Starbucks attack, leaving him facing up to 80 years in prison.
Robertson County Jury Convicts Mansfield on Two Counts of Vehicular Homicide
A Robertson County, Tennessee jury convicted Lukas Lee Mansfield on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide in the drunk-driving deaths of his two young children in 2025.
Louisiana Jury Convicts Faron Dillon on All Six Counts
A Livingston Parish jury convicted Faron Dillon on five counts of attempted murder of a police officer and one felon-in-possession count at Louisiana’s 21st JDC.
Florida Jury Convicts Four in Julio Foolio Murder Case
A Tampa jury convicted Isaiah Chance, Sean Gathright, and two co-defendants of first-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of rapper Julio Foolio at Hillsborough County Circuit Court.
Maryland Man Indicted on Federal Sex Trafficking Charges in Southern District of Florida
A federal grand jury indicted Maryland man Brandon Sartor on six counts of sex trafficking by force and fraud in the Southern District of Florida on May 12, 2026.
Three Charged With Smuggling AI Server Technology to China
Three defendants face federal export control charges for allegedly smuggling U.S. AI server technology to China using fake documents and transshipment schemes.
Army Sergeant Indicted for Trading Classified Venezuela Mission Intel on Polymarket
A federal grand jury indicted Army Special Forces Master Sergeant Gannon Ken Van Dyke for allegedly using classified intel on a Venezuela mission to profit on Polymarket.
DOJ Seeks Denaturalization of 12 Citizens Over Concealed Serious Crimes
The DOJ filed civil denaturalization complaints against 12 naturalized citizens, including a former U.S. ambassador, over concealed crimes ranging from Al-Qaeda support to espionage.
DOJ Sues Colorado Over 15-Round Magazine Ban
The DOJ filed suit against Colorado on May 6, 2026, challenging the state’s 2013 ban on firearm magazines holding more than 15 rounds as unconstitutional.