“When we adopted the children, I was a bit naive that their past wasn't going to affect them. But that past can really be a struggle,” said Glenn Olson.
“When we adopted the children, I was a bit naive that their past wasn't going to affect them. But that past can really be a struggle,” said Glenn Olson.
Court news: Lake Park man ordered to pay $20,000 restitution in bar assault case
That was the last thing the victim remembered. He drove home, woke up his wife, and she saw he was covered in blood. The deputy observed that his face was swollen, with two black eyes.
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Adam Michael Wolfswinkle, 22, of Lake Park, has been ordered to pay over $20,000 in restitution in Becker County District Court for an assault outside the Lake Park Liquor Store.
Wolfswinkel was sentenced April 28 for felony third-degree assault. A misdemeanor fifth-degree assault charge was dropped in a plea agreement.
According to court records, on Nov. 17, 2019, the victim told a Becker County deputy that he had been at the Lake Park Liquor Store the evening before, and had gotten into an argument with two men about vehicles. One came up to him, put his arm around his shoulders, and told him he should apologize to his friend.
CFTC Orders New York Man To Pay More Than $1 Million For Role In Fraudulent Binary Options Scheme Date
06/04/2021
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today issued an order filing and settling charges against Glenn Olson formerly of Brooklyn, New York, for his role in a binary options fraud that harmed U.S. customers involving Blue Bit Banc, a United Kingdom company, and Blue Bit Analytics, Ltd, located in Turks and Caicos.
The order requires Olson to disgorge all of his ill-gotten gains, totaling $241,070. He is also ordered to pay restitution of $846,405, a joint obligation with others found liable and enjoined by a federal court in a prior CFTC enforcement action. [See CFTC v. Kantor, No. 18-cv-2247-SJF-ARL (E.D.N.Y. Oct. 23, 2019) and CFTC Press Release No. 8069-19] Olson is also ordered to cease and desist from further violating the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC regulations, from trading on or subject to the rules of any CFTC-registered entity, and from engagi
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Avera Tyler hospital staff members hold a community testing event on July 15 in reaction to Lincoln County spike in COVID-19 cases after the July Fourth weekend.
MARSHALL Â A lot can happen in the space of a year and at times, it seemed like 2020 was really putting that idea to the test.
The Independent’s top stories of the year include national and international events that touched, and in some cases drastically changed, life in southwest Minnesota. At the same time, area communities continued to move forward with school and municipal building projects that had been a long time in the planning.