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A Michigan man pleaded guilty Thursday morning to hacking a UPMC employee database in 2014 and stealing the personal information of more than 65,000 people and then selling it on the dark web. Justin Sean Johnson, 30, will be sentenced by U.S. District Chief Judge Mark Hornak in about four
MAN ADMITS STEALING $2.5 MILLION IN MINING EQUIPMENT By Hometown1
Apr 30, 2021 4:40 AM
In federal court on Wednesday, a West Virginia man pleaded guilty to stealing more than $2.5 million worth of specialized mine equipment from sites in Indiana and Armstrong counties four years ago.
46-year-old Eudell Dickerson of Beckley, West Virginia pleaded guilty to two counts before Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Hornak. Dickerson told the judge that he and co-defendant David Stanley – and others – took the high-value equipment in five separate break-ins between February and May of 2017. The equipment was then sold to a company that sells new and used mining equipment in Beckley. Dickerson said he and others also stole equipment from mining sites in Virginia and Kentucky.
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The attorney for Thomas George Stanko questioned in federal court Tuesday the reliability of a witness and police interpretation of jailhouse phone calls that led state troopers to find 17 guns on his Unity property and in a storage unit.
Attorney Komron Jon Maknoon said investigators may have misrepresented what 50-year-old Stanko, who has been linked to the disappearance of former Unity resident Cassandra Gross, said in the calls to get two search warrants approved by a judge in 2018.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Cindy Chung countered that troopers had “ample probable cause” to believe the calls were coded discussions about guns at a Unity property he owns.