Credit: Anne Arundel County Police Department
A Pasadena man pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal arson charge, admitting to burning down a Pasadena bar.
Jamie Clemons set the July 28, 2017 fire that burned down Coconut Charlie s. The bar suffered $500,000 in damage and the business was forced to close.
“This defendant not only caused devastating damage to a longtime Maryland business, he also endangered our brave firefighters who responded to the arson that he set,” Acting U. S. Attorney Jonathan F. Lenzner said in a statement. “I’d like to thank ATF and our partners in Anne Arundel County for their impressive investigative work in solving this arson. Arsons are often difficult crimes to uncover and prove in court, and I am grateful to our investigative and prosecution teams for their dedication and persistence.”
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Jose F. Vasquez Jr. (Courtesy photograph.)
Three men connected with last November’s stabbing murder of a 26-year-old in Haverhill were indicted today by an Essex County grand jury.
Indicted were 20-year-old David Trongeau and 19-year-old Kaiden Henderson for murder and armed robbery and 24-year-old Devaughn Johnson for two counts of being an accessory after the fact. The indictments move the cases out of Haverhill District Court and into Essex County Superior Court where the men face more severe penalties if convicted of the crimes.
Trongeau was the first to be charged in the Nov. 21 murder of Jose F. Vasquez Jr. at a Marble Street home. He was arrested three days after the stabbing by the Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section, Essex State Police Detective Unit and Haverhill Police. On Nov. 26, Johnson was charged with being an accessory and, on Dec. 2, Henderson was arrested at a Holiday Inn in Boston without incident.
investigation into a group called America Votes, who is sending absentee
ballot applications to people at addresses where they have not lived since
1994. The new Georgia Project, who sent voter registration applications to
New York City and Operation New Voter Registration Georgia, who is telling
college students in Georgia that they can change their residency to Georgia
and then change it back after the election.
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