South L.A. Man Federally Charged with Sex Trafficking Minors on Figueroa Corridor and attempting to kidnap a woman at a phone store; he faces at least 15 years in federal prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison.  Remember, he is presumed innocent until Proven Guilty Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. 

The pilot fakes a crash to promote a video and lands in prison for 6 months.

Two Corporate Executives, Found Guilty of Failing to Report Defective Residential Humidifiers, Can Get Jail Time.

Twenty-three-year-old Parker William White faces decades in federal prison for possessing child pornography, and producing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) featuring a 14-year-old girl. White allegedly found girls fourteen years old and younger on the internet and photographed them engaging in sexually explicit conduct and also received child sexual abuse material.

Defendants Face life sentences for running a Sex Trafficking Massage Parlor Operation Involving Teenage Girls; The defendants made the girls give them some of their earnings. The defendants could get life in prison.

The City Attorney's office hired a New York lawyer to represent the City's interest in a LADWP lawsuit. The N.Y. lawyer, via bribes to LADWP and City Attorney officials, got kickbacks and set up his own company. He and the others broke the law and are now will be ow serving federal prison sentences.

Former LASD Deputy Pleads Guilty After Getting Caught Lying and Depriving a Falsely Imprisoned Victim of His Civil Rights Under Color of Law

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Jury finds man guilty of improperly touching a neighboring woman's thigh during plane flight.

U.S. District Court judge finds 31 year old woman guilty of guilty of one count of obtaining custody of a minor with intent to produce child pornography, six counts of production of child pornography, one count of distribution of child pornography, and one count of possession of child pornography. The judge sentenced Steens to 480 months in federal prison for committing child sexual abuse material crimes, including that she obtained custody of an infant to produce sexually explicit videos.

Federal Judge sentenced rormer Homeland Security Investigations Agent, who sexually assaulted two women, to life in federal prison

            A federal jury found a south Los Angeles man guilty by a jury today of nine felonies for recruiting and enticing teenage girls for whom he acted as a “pimp” and providing them for commercial sex work.

            The U,.S. Attorney's office alleges that, on  April 13, 2020, while on patrol, Vega and Hernandez unlawfully detained and falsely imprisoned the then-23-year-old man in the back of their patrol vehicle. They confined the man in the back of the car during a chase, which ended when Vega crashed, injuring the man.  The indictment further alleges that the former deputies obstructed justice to conceal and cover up their alleged unlawful detention and false imprisonment of the man. .

Federal Judge Finds California Man Guilty of Conspiracy to stop, delay, and hinder Congress’s Certification of the Electoral College Vote on Jan. 6

A federal jury found long-time politician 68-year-old Mark Ridley-Thomas guilty by a jury of bribery in a scheme in which his son received substantial benefits from the University of Southern California in exchange for Ridley-Thomas’ political support for lucrative county contracts and contract amendments with the university while he served on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.  The jury found him guilty of seven of the 19 felony counts: one count of conspiracy, one count of bribery, one count of honest services mail fraud, and four counts of honest services wire fraud. The jury found Ridley-Thomas not guilty of one count of honest services mail fraud and 11 counts of honest services wire fraud.

 Marilyn Louise Flynn, 83, the former dean of the University of Southern California's school of social work will plead guilty to a federal charge that she bribed longtime politician Mark Ridley-Thomas by funneling $100,000 he provided from his campaign account through USC to a nonprofit operated ...

The California Supreme Court holds that a person convicted of murder and found to be a "major participant" and acted with "reckless indifference to human life" can qualify for resentencing. People v. Strong (Case No. S266606)

Federal judge sentenced Anthony Brown, a 27-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department, to six years in federal prison for distributing child pornography.

The former Head of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce pleads guilty to federal charges of making a false statement and tax charges. He lied to get money and got loans federal for his small company, used the money for private purposes, and lied on his on his income tax returns.

Michael Avenatti pleaded guilty to five felony offenses to taking clients' money and failing to pay about $5 million in payroll taxes. He faces 83 years in federal prison.

Drug seller gets 11 Years in Prison for possessing and Intending to sell more than 1½ pounds of methamphetamine?

 A federal judge sentenced Jorge Coronado Gonzalez, 56, a Mexican national who lived in Mexico, to 188 months in federal prison for producing child pornography of a teenage girl he had  sexually molested for years. Coronado Gonzalez pleaded guilty to producing child pornography, admitting that in...

              The feds arrested Marcus James Buchanan, 44, an Oklahoma man who grew up in Los Angeles, on a federal criminal complaint alleging that he telephoned bomb threats to five Los Angeles schools, including two elementary schools, and threatened to shoot the children as they exited one of...

FBI agents arrested 29-year-old Evan Baltierra, 29 for allegedly orchestrating a campaign of harassment targeting the accuser, her boyfriend, her friends, and her boyfriend’s family. The accuser, a resident of Canada, is a prominent professional gamer in the community of “World of Warcraft,” a long-running and popular multiplayer online role-playing game. Baltierra faces one charge of stalking and could be sentenced, if convicted, to five years in prison.

         A federal judge sentenced ex-lawyer, Sagi Schwartzberg, 39, of Fontana, who used the aliases “Jason D,” “drunkesq_064” and “xocdrunkx” on social media platforms,to 120 months in federal prison for receiving sexually explicit images and videos from a minor over Snapchat.  He lost his law ...