30 months in prison for man who fired gun near immigration agents during Operation Midway Blitz
The judge said the 30-month term reflects the risk to protesters and federal agents during a volatile enforcement operation.
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30 months in prison for man who fired gun near immigration agents during Operation Midway Blitz
Hector Gomez's sentencing is the first in a nonimmigration case stemming from the Trump administration's deportation campaign in the Chicago area last year. Gomez pleaded guilty in April to illegally possessing a firearm as a felon.
S. Carlos, a 36-year-old dressmaker based in Keur Massar, was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to six months in prison, including two months in prison, by the Tribunal des flagrantes delictos. A case that highlights the possible drifts of tontines and the vulnerability of participants, including those living abroad. Launch of the tontine in December 2025 It all starts in December 2025, when the defendant launches a new phase of a tontine, a p…
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