Death Penalty Sought in FL Doctor's Murder: Prosecutors announced Wednesday that they are seeking the death penalty against two suspects in the murder of a Florida doctor. One of the suspects is the victim's husband. Fox News reports that Mark Sievers, 48, and Jimmy Rodgers, 26, will face capital punishment in the death of Teresa Sievers, 46, a holistic physician and mother of two who was found bludgeoned to death in her home last June. A third assailant, Curtis Wayne Wright, 46, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in February in exchange for a 25-year sentence and agreed to assist prosecutors in their case against Mark Sievers. Investigators uncovered a plot last December orchestrated by Mark, in which he directed Rodgers and Wright to attack Teresa and promised them a chunk of the $4.4 million life insurance payout.
45 Foreign Fugitives Arrested this Week: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued a report this week stating that 45 foreign fugitives were arrested this week for serious crimes committed in their home countries. Maria Biery of the Washington Examiner reports that in an operation dubbed "Project Red II," U.S. Marshals and ICE focused their efforts on individuals with Interpol red notices. Those arrested were wanted in 22 countries on a multitude of charges, including fraud, homicide, illegal gang activity, drug trafficking, rape, embezzlement, extortion and kidnapping. A total of 1,789 foreign fugitives have been removed from the U.S. since October 2009.
Cop Stable After Shooting; Suspect in Custody: The Pennsylvania police officer shot multiple times and seriously wounded Friday morning is in critical but stable condition, and a suspect has been taken into custody. Dan Stamm and Brian X. McCrone of NBC 10 report that the Folcroft Borough officer, Chris Dorman, 25, was shot in the neck, face and shoulder in the rear of an apartment building while responding to a report of people smoking narcotics. Dorman is a one-year veteran of the force.
45 Foreign Fugitives Arrested this Week: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued a report this week stating that 45 foreign fugitives were arrested this week for serious crimes committed in their home countries. Maria Biery of the Washington Examiner reports that in an operation dubbed "Project Red II," U.S. Marshals and ICE focused their efforts on individuals with Interpol red notices. Those arrested were wanted in 22 countries on a multitude of charges, including fraud, homicide, illegal gang activity, drug trafficking, rape, embezzlement, extortion and kidnapping. A total of 1,789 foreign fugitives have been removed from the U.S. since October 2009.
Cop Stable After Shooting; Suspect in Custody: The Pennsylvania police officer shot multiple times and seriously wounded Friday morning is in critical but stable condition, and a suspect has been taken into custody. Dan Stamm and Brian X. McCrone of NBC 10 report that the Folcroft Borough officer, Chris Dorman, 25, was shot in the neck, face and shoulder in the rear of an apartment building while responding to a report of people smoking narcotics. Dorman is a one-year veteran of the force.
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