Today's testimony at the corruption trial of a former top aide to Cuomo, Joe Percoco, has been canceled due to the illness of a defense lawyer whose questioning last
week led to the arrest of the prosecution's star witness, Todd Howe.
Not exact matches
Investigators may have compared a serial killer's DNA with that of one million unwitting genealogy enthusiasts as part of an investigation that
led to the
arrest earlier this
week of a man accused of being California's elusive «Golden State Killer.»
The
arrests, according
to multiple sources, 23 law enforcement agencies in 14 states participated in a massive sting operation starting three
weeks before Super Bowl Sunday and
leading all the way up
to the big game.
But
leading up
to Super Bowl 51 (two
weeks ago in Houston, Texas), law enforcement officials around the country
arrested as many as 522 would - be sex buyers and traffickers — including 183 potential buyers and 9 traffickers in Houston itself.
The events that
led up
to last
week's
arrests began in 1976 when Ziskis, a resident of Newington, Conn., then 34, married, with one child, went
to work at the Hartford fronton, helping
to manage the food concessions.
Wallis was
arrested last
week on suspicion of phone hacking, and the furore surrounding his hiring by the Metropolitan police between October 2008 and September 2009 has
led to the resignation of Sir Paul Stephenson, the Metropolitan police commissioner, and the Met's assistant commissioner John Yates, who both gave evidence on Tuesday.
Led by Manhattan Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh, the 23 - member caucus asked in an open letter today that the speaker replacing Sheldon Silver, who was
arrested on corruption charges a
week ago, consider a series of questions related
to how the body is governed and requested that the next speaker establish a task force
to address reform.
In 2015, Skelos»
arrest led to a
week of upheaval, as the majority leader was urged
to step down while potential replacements jockeyed
to succeed him.
The admission
led to Howe's
arrest and could
lead to him continuing his testimony this
week in a prison jumpsuit and not business attire.
A recently fired Southold Town police officer filed a wrongful termination lawsuit this
week against Southold Town, claiming that «high - profile
arrests» he made during his tenure as a cop caused political blowback that
led to his termination last month.
He was forced
to resign the powerful leadership post he's held for more than two decades after his members informed him Monday they've lost faith in his ability
to lead following his
arrest last
week on five federal corruption charges.
«Not only did the political lynch mob
led by Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democrat, wait just days before the election
to bring charges, he planned
weeks ago
to arrest Sen. Huntley at her home where news outlets could take pictures of her in handcuffs,» Evans wrote.
«Shelly's task in the coming
weeks is
to show he can continue
to lead without this being a distraction,» said one Democrat who asked not
to be identified given the shock waves going through state politics the day after Silver's
arrest.
ALBANY - Assembly Democrats rallied behind Speaker Sheldon Silver after he was
arrested last
week, but they will return
to the State Capitol Monday with lingering questions about whether he can
lead them in upcoming budget negotiations, experts and lawmakers said.
If this
week's
arrests lead to more charges and convictions, they could further thin out the ranks of black and Latino elected officials around the country.
When I wrote the other
week about the British chap
arrested for DWI while driving a toddler's Barbie car, I noted that I couldn't help but wonder what had
led the proprietor of the Kentucky DUI Defense Lawyer Blog
to post on that incident, despite its being a bit stale, and having already been well - covered.
These types of programs can
lead to more than 1,000
arrests over the course of just a few
weeks.
TMZ reports a pair of images posted
to Snapchat
led to an
arrest at the Parkland, Florida, school last
week where suspected gunman Nikolas Cruz murdered 17 students and faculty in a Valentine's Day massacre that kicked off a nationwide movement for increased gun control.