We now find the shoe on the other foot, Graham wrote. We have two properly predicated, ongoing investigations Democrats would rather go away: Special Counsel John Durham s investigation of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation and the investigation by the Delaware U.S. Attorney s Office into Hunter Biden, Graham continued. I am writing to respectfully request that you refrain from interfering in any way with either investigation while the Senate processes the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the position of Attorney General, Graham continued. The American public deserve the truth and must know that these investigations will continue without political interference, Graham wrote.
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A Long Island accountant who worked for a pizzeria owner with locations in Fairfield and Westchester counties is facing prison time after he admitted to tax offenses.
Suffolk County resident James Guerra, age 58, of Dix Hills, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of willful failure to collect and pay over withholding taxes following his arrest for turning a blind eye to his boss failing to pay taxes.
U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut John Durham said that Guerra worked as an accountant for Bruno DeFabio, who owned these restaurants in Westchester and Fairfield counties:
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Four Bridgeport men accused of being part of a gang have been indicted in connection with drug dealing, racketeering, and four murders. (Shutterstock)
BRDIDGPORT, CT Four Bridgeport men have been indicted in connection drug dealing, racketeering, and four murders, according to a statement from prosecutors. Keishawn Donald, 19; Trevon Wright, aka Tre, 19; Kyran Dangerfield, 24; and Eric Hayes, aka Heavyweight Champ, 24, were all indicted in the case.
A joint investigation between federal and local police was conducted into members of Bridgeport s East End gang.
The indictment alleges that the East End gang dealt heroin, crack cocaine, marijuana, and Percocet pills and committed murder and other violent acts against rival gang members and other people.
Fox News senior political correspondent Mike Emanuel has the latest on Special Report
A trove of documents related to the origins of the Russiagate probe, the U.S. intelligence community’s widely scrutinized investigation of alleged collusion between members of the Trump administration and Russia, will be declassified on Friday, a Senate source with knowledge of the situation told Fox News.
The declassified documents will include depositions, transcripts and interviews, the Senate source told Fox News Chief White House Correspondent John Roberts. The release is expected to include hundreds of documents.
Last October, then-Attorney General William Barr appointed U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut John Durham as special counsel to continue investigating the origins of the Russia probe. The investigation is focused on the conduct of FBI agents who investigated Trump’s Russia ties in an operation called Crossfire Hurricane.
EXCLUSIVE: Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham on Friday released a slew of additional documents and transcripts related to his panel’s investigation into the origins and aftermath of the Trump-Russia probe, calling the original probe into whether members of President Trump’s first campaign colluded with the Russians to influence the 2016 “one of the most incompetent and corrupt investigations in the history of the FBI and DOJ.”