Precedent set by guilty plea in cell phone case: Sugar Land man found in contempt for altering...
                   
tmcnet.com     May 17, 2008            

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) May 17--A Sugar Land man's admission Friday in Houston federal court marks a milestone in the wireless industry's effort to curb prepaid cell phone trafficking. Muhammad "Mubi" Mubashir pleaded guilty to criminal contempt for his continued participation in a scheme to... [read full story]                

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Charges filed in drunken driving crash

thenorthwestern.com     10 hrs ago   6 related          

By Jennifer K. Woldt • of The Northwestern • July 25, 2008 Charges have been filed against a Neenah woman accused of causing a head-on collision that left two Hortonville women injured. Becky J. Kiel, 45, was charged with two...                

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Livonia physician guilty of sex charges

freep.com     10 hrs ago          

A Wayne County Circuit Court jury found a Livonia osteopathic physician guilty today of second-degree criminal sexual assault for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old girl who went to him for an exam to get clearance to play...                

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3 wounded, 2 critical in Phoenix college shooting

azfamily.com     10 hrs ago          

Rodney Eugene Smith, 22, was arrested in front of his home near 23rd and Southern avenues not long after Thursday's shooting. According to a neighbor, Rodney Smith's family called the police after he came home. Five of Rodney...                

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Ex-Bee employee sentenced to 90 days in jail for videotaping

sacbee.com     10 hrs ago          

By Hudson Sangree - hsangree@sacbee.com Published 5:19 pm PDT Friday, July 25, 2008 A former Sacramento Bee employee was sentenced to 90 days in jail Friday on charges relating to his videotaping of a youth cheerleading...                

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