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Casey Nocket, aka Creepytings, banned from national parks, public lands

Creepytings: Casey Nocket pleaded guilty to painting graffiti in 7 national parks, posting pictures and selfies of it on social media.

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Bitwise Industries founders plead not guilty, face former employees at arraignment

Oberto allowed the defendants to remain out of custody with strict conditions, including that they surrender their passports and they must provide a property bond.

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Bitwise founders face federal charges in $100M fraud scheme

Irma Olguin, Jr. and Jake Soberal, the founders and leaders of the failed Fresno-based technology company Bitwise, self-surrendered Thursday on a federal complaint charging them with conspiring to commit wire fraud and taking more than

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Bitwise founders face federal charges in $100 Million fraud scheme

Bitwise founders face federal charges in $100 Million fraud scheme
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Ex-Bitwise Bosses Charged in $100M Fraud Scheme

This is a developing story. Stay with KMJ News for continuing coverage and legal analysis. News release issued by the US Dept. of Justice, US Attorney's Office, Eastern Dist. of California: Bitwise Founders Irma Olguin, Jr. and Jake Soberal Charged for $100 Million Fraud Scheme KMJ's Ray A

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