Chicago A newly filed federal indictment adds firearm and drug charges against a suburban Chicago man accused of attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, also known as ISIS.
Jason Brown, also known as Abdul Ja Me and Matthew Dobbs, was originally charged in 2019 with attempting on three separate occasions to provide $500 in cash to ISIS, knowing that the group was engaging in terrorist activity. A superseding indictment filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago alleges that Brown illegally possessed four loaded handguns in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime that included distributing methamphetamines. The superseding indictment also accuses Brown of distributing fentanyl and conspiring to possess marijuana plants with the intent to distribute.
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The SSA is looking for the public’s input into making changes to its website, steamshipauthority.com, through a public survey that will continue through March 21, according to a press release. The survey asks for feedback about the SSA’s current website, and what changes customers might like to see in a new website. As an incentive […]
New bus station in west Cardiff has so far cost taxpayers £680k despite building not yet starting
The bus station was supposed to be finished in April 2017, but four years later the site is just an empty plot of concrete
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In May, Gov. Charlie Baker instituted a mask requirement on public transit. Ignoring the state order can result in a $300 fine per violation. The federal order from the CDC calls for the public transit operator to refuse admittance to those without a mask. Operators of public transportation conveyances must refuse to board anyone not wearing a mask that completely covers the mouth and nose and require that everyone on board wears a mask for the entire duration of travel. If a passenger refuses to comply, the operator must disembark the person at the earliest safe opportunity, according to the CDC order.