May 7, 2021
A Maryland man pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to participate in a racketeering enterprise by murdering a suspected rival gang member and attempting to murder two other victims, in connection with his MS-13 gang activities.
According to his plea agreement and other court documents, from March 2016, Moises Alexis Reyes-Canales, aka Sicopita, 23, of Annapolis, was a member and associate of MS-13, and participated in a racketeering conspiracy that included assaults, murder, attempted murder, robbery, and drug trafficking. Specifically, Reyes-Canales admitted that he participated in the murder of a suspected rival gang member and conspired and attempted to murder two victims in Annapolis.
Fake Vaccine Domain Seized
A fraudulent website impersonating a biotechnology company to allegedly steal data has been seized by the United States Attorney s Office for the District of Maryland. Freevaccinecovax.org purported to be the domain name of a company that was developing a vaccine for COVID-19. However, the site was allegedly set up to collect the personal information of visitors and use it for nefarious purposes.
According to the affidavit filed in support of the seizure, the apparently fraudulent website “freevaccinecovax.org” was discovered by the Homeland Security Investigations Cyber Crimes Center (“C3”) and the Homeland Security Investigations Intellectual Property Rights Center (“IPRC”).
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The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland announced on Wednesday it seized the three websites, “healthbridgescience.com,” “global-pandemic-vaccines.com,” and “genobioscience.com.” Advertisement Hide
One of the sites, “global-pandemic-vaccines.com,” offered coronavirus vaccines for sale and claimed they were granted FDA emergency use authorization, the attorney’s office said.
All of the sites were allegedly being used to collect personal information to be used for fraud, phishing attacks, and malware.
The seizures of the fraudulent come as the U.S. continues the rollout of coronavirus vaccines across the country, with many people relying on the internet to schedule appointments.
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