Week 5 football : Weekend scoreboard With just a scattering of games Friday and Saturday , this will be your home to find out the scores and the stars from games through Sunday . Like I did Thursday , I 'll pick another Player of the Day and Game of the Day after play is concluded Sunday . WATCH : Top 9 plays from football 's Week 5 PASSING : Lohud Football Passing Leaders RUSHING : Lohud Football Rushing Leaders RECEIVING : Lohud Football Receiving Leaders I 'll have coverage of this weekend 's games . That will include live game coverage of Stepinac-Chaminade and Sunday 's 88th playing of Rye-Harrison on Sunday . PREDICTIONS : Week 5 game schedule and picks RIVALRY SPOTLIGHT : Rye-Harrison football set for 88th meeting Do n't forget to follow us at @ lohudsports on Twitter and Instagram . That 's where you can find players to watch and video highlights from fields in Westchester , Rockland , Putnam and Dutchess Counties throughout the weekend . Week 5 scores Friday , Sept. 29 Gorton 40 , Roosevelt 0 Riverside 32 , Palisade Prep 12 Saturday , Sept. 30 Iona Prep 42 , Christ the King 0 Stepinac 34 , Chaminade 7 Mahopac 21 , Spring Valley 7 Sunday , Oct. 1 Harvey 14 , Dwight Englewood 6 Suffern 29 , Ramapo 6 New Rochelle 35 , Mount Vernon 0 Hen Hud 21 , Sleepy Hollow 0 Rye 35 , Harrison 7 Pearl River 14 , Nyack 13 Valhalla 21 , Pleasantville 20 Westlake 40 , Nanuet 21 Blind Brook 8 , Yonkers Montessori 0 Bronxville 34 , Irvington 7 Albertus Magnus 33 , Dobbs Ferry 23 Game of the Day Valhalla 21 , Pleasantville 0 . This one had it all . Pleasantville , the defending Section 1 champ , was 4-0 and ranked No . 3 in the state in Class B . The Vikings did n't just win , they did it in dramatic fashion on Ralph Gonzalez 's TD pass to Michael Ferrara and two-point pass to Evan Parker with 4 seconds remaining . Player of the Day Declan Lavelle , Rye . The sophomore QB delivered one of the best passing performances in the 88 year history of the Rye-Harrison rivalry . He finished 23 for 32 for 377 yards and three TDs in a 35-7 win . Friday 's recaps Gorton 40 , Roosevelt 0 : At Roosevelt , Alfred Koomson had 10 carries for 181 yards and three touchdowns . Colby Frias went 5 for 6 for 90 yards and two scores , including a 17-yard pass to Koomson and a 28-yarder to Andy Vasquez . Rance Hamilton added 73 yards for the Wolves on just five carries . He also recovered a pair of fumbles on defense . Riverside 32 , Palisade Prep 12 : At Gorton High School , Calil Dixon had 21 carries for 176 yards and two touchdowns . Evan Moye added eight carries for 58 yards and a score . Travis Reinhardt also caught a 26-yard touchdown from Ernest Rice . Saturday 's recaps Stepinac 34 , Chaminade 7 : At Stepinac , the first-team defense allowed just 108 yards and had four interceptions and four sacks for the Crusaders . Joey Cappiello had two interceptions and Isaiah Walker and Dexter Chance had one apiece . Justin Hairston had two sacks as well . Michael Nicosia threw for 242 yards and three touchdowns . Trill Williams , Tyler Winston and Chance had receiving touchdowns and Shawn Harris Jr. and Williams also rushed for scores . For more , read Josh Thomson 's story and see John Meore 's photos and video of the game . Iona Prep 42 , Christ the King 0 : At Iona Prep , Derek Robertson went 25 for 34 for 221 yards and three touchdowns . Ki'Shyne Shipmon caught a 20-yard TD and had 12 carries for 77 yards and a score . Michael DeGasperis and Johnryan Freeman also caught touchdowns . Malkelm Morrison and Gregory Gray also rushed for TDs . On the way to its shutout , the Iona Prep defense had four interceptions . Morrison had two and Freeman and Jacob Hargraves each had one . Mahopac 21 , Spring Valley 7 : At Torne Valley Field in Hillburn , Ryan Dugan went 12 for 15 for 122 yards and threw touchdowns to Reahl Allen ( 29 yards ) and Chris Dalo ( 25 ) . Tim Cegielski also had an 11-yard touchdown . Allen , Joe Dalo and Drew Riolo all had interceptions for the Indians ' defense . Sunday 's recaps Rye 35 , Harrison 7 : At Harrison , sophomore Declan Lavelle went 23 for 32 for 377 yards and three touchdowns . He engineered an offense that scored four touchdowns in a 5:18 span that bridged the third and fourth quarters and broke open a tie game . Gavin Kenny had five catches for 117 yards , including a 96-yard touchdown . Billy Chabot added 107 yards and two touchdowns rushing . Harrison led 7-0 on an Austin Evans touchdown to open the game . The Huskies recovered an onside kick on the open kickoff of the game to spark the scoring drive . For more , read Josh Thomson 's story and view Frank Becerra 's photos and video from the game . Pearl River 14 , Nyack 13 : At Nyack , Jonathan Farley scored on a 25-year touchdown run to take the lead in the fourth quarter . Zach Van Houten converted a fourth-and-7 pass to Luke Catalonotto for 11 yards to sustain the winning drive . Brendan Tarsnane also scored for the Pirates . Pearl River 's Matthew Gambert had an interception in the end zone with 20 seconds remaining to end Nyack 's final drive . Percy Dowling rushed for 88 yards and had four catches for 55 yards for Nyack . Gee Medorzil added 55 yards and a TD on the ground . Suffern 29 , Ramapo 6 : At Suffern , Zack Mabry went 11 for 16 for 160 yards and threw for three touchdowns . He also rushed for 60 yards and had two interceptions on defense for the Mounties . Lorenzo Henderson led Ramapo with 18 carries for 133 yards . Youri Guillame added 70 yards on the ground , including a 58-yard score . Jhordyn Innocent and Henderson each had 11 tackles . New Rochelle 35 , Mount Vernon 0 : At Mount Vernon , Myles Taylor returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown . Romeo Holden had rushing touchdowns of 46 and 18 yards and caught a 20-yard TD from Jonathan Saddler . Jared Baron scored New Rochelle 's other touchdown . Bronxville 34 , Irvington 7 : At Bronxville , Clark Stephens threw four touchdowns , including two to Eddy Connors . Tommy O'Connor and Ryan Alberghine also caught touchdowns . Damian Meehan added 103 yards on the ground and had an interception on defense . Blind Brook 8 , Yonkers Montessori 0 : At Blind Brook , Michael Bucci rushed for 70 yards and the game 's only touchdown . The Trojans also recorded eight sacks as a team . Valhalla 21 , Pleasantville 20 : At Pleasantville , Ralph Gonzalez threw a 30-yard touchdown to Michael Ferrara with 4 seconds remaining to pull Valhalla within one point . The Vikings went for two and Gonzalez connected with Evan Parker for the winning conversion . Gonzalez went 18 for 27 for 233 yards and two touchdowns . Ferrara had three receptions for 52 yards and rushed 10 times for 61 yards . He also returned a kickoff 90 yards for a score . Luke Ursillo had seven catches for 104 yards and a touchdown and had seven tackles . Charlie McPhee led Pleasantville with 24 carries for 189 yards and two touchdowns , including a 20-yard run with 1:37 remaining that gave his team a 20-13 lead . Jack Howe went 9 for 20 for 128 yards , a touchdown and an interception . The Panthers entered as the No . 3-ranked Class B team in the state . Westlake 40 , Nanuet 21 : At Nanuet , Rob DiNota had 14 carries for 222 yards and two touchdowns . He also went 2 for 3 for 11 yards and a TD and had an interception on defense . Dan Grossman added 99 yards rushing and a touchdown and Andrew DeBiase had 81 yards and two scores . Hen Hud 21 , Sleepy Hollow 0 : At Hen Hud , Donte White scored two touchdowns and Manny Carbone threw one to Michael Fasolino . Carbone finished 11 for 18 for 193 yards . He completed three passes for 109 yards to Alan Porter-Jackson and seven for 54 to Jordan Grullon . Grullon also had 16 carries for 76 yards . White scored on a run and returned a fumble recovery 72 yards for a TD . He also had 13 tackles and 1 1/2 sacks . Sleepy Hollow 's Sean McCarthy went 23 for 34 for 142 yards and was intercepted twice . Albertus Magnus 33 , Dobbs Ferry 23 : At Albertus , Mike Kehoe rushed for two touchdowns and Benny Storms threw a pair of touchdowns . Storms connected with Baylen Rodriguez and Aidan Condon to give the Falcons a 14-0 halftime lead . After Dobbs surged in the second half , Kehoe 's two TD runs pushed the lead back to 27-14 . However , the Eagles came within 27-23 on a touchdown and a safety in the fourth quarter . They fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Albertus recovered . Jack Capuano led Dobbs Ferry with 20 carries for 91 yards and a touchdown . Awvise Khan had nine tackles to lead the defense . 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Omaha man sentenced to 48 years in prison for child enticement , child pornography Adam Hawhee apologized to the victims and the judge : ' ' I 'm here because of a porn addiction . ' Adam Hawhee apologized to the victims and the judge : ' ' I 'm here because of a porn addiction . ' Adam Hawhee apologized to the victims and the judge : ' ' I 'm here because of a porn addiction . ' An Omaha man convicted of child enticement and who fled to Nicaragua was sentenced Wednesday to 48 years in prison . Adam Hawhee struck a plea deal in October , pleading no contest to seven felonies , including child enticement , failure to appear , and possession of child pornography . He was initially charged with 29 felonies . Hawhee . 29 , appeared in Douglas County court on Wednesday for the sentencing hearing . With good time , he will serve 24 years and will be registered on the sex offender registry for life . `` I would like to formally apologize to the victims and their family , '' Hawhee said during his appearance in court . `` I am sorry to anyone and everyone I offended . I 'm sorry to the court for running away . I need to take responsibility to develop integrity for this to never happen again . I 'm here for a porn addiction . I lost control after a series of crises happened in my life . '' Michael Tasset , Hawhee 's lawyer , told the court that `` Adam has never laid a finger on any kid , anywhere at any time for any reason . '' Tasset told the court that Hawhee sought treatment for an addiction to internet pornography from a hypnotist before he was arrested . `` That did n't work and in the aftermath of his father 's death and combination of effects of the pandemic , committed those crimes , '' Tasset said . `` He does want to do better . He does feel ashamed and wants to improve himself . He wants to get therapy . He is remorseful . '' Hawhee was once on Douglas County 's most wanted list , found in Nicaragua and extradited to Omaha . Police said , in March 2020 , Hawhee tried to entice two 7-year-old girls at a park . He told them he liked their lips , that they were cute , and took their photos . They seized his electronic devices , and that 's when they found child pornography , including sexually explicit acts of some as young as toddlers . “ That child porn he possessed , every single one of those images , there ’ s a victim in every one of those , '' said Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine . Hawhee said his father passed away in 2018 , his grandmother died the next year , lost his job during the lockdown and said he could n't control his impulses . `` When I received my initial charges , I was in a worse place psychologically and had even less support . I was in a dark place and feeling hopeless and alone in my struggle , '' he told the judge . Kleine said he 's relieved to have a child predator behind bars . `` He needs to pay a heavy price for this and we need to protect kids from this type of behavior , '' he said . Kleine said he believes the child enticement penalty is too lenient . Right now the maximum sentence is three years . He wants to ask the legislature to make the sentence at least 20 years . Previous coverage of the October plea deal and conviction . The judge convicted Hawhee of four counts of child pornography , two counts of child enticement and one charge of failure to appear . Kleine also wanted to make sure Hawhee plead to the failure to appear charge , since he fled to Nicaragua after posting $ 135,000 cash to get out of jail . He skipped his December court hearing on the child enticement charges . Officers captured him in Nicaragua last April . `` He should pay some price for leaving and having us track him down and bring him back , '' Kleine said . `` That 's a lot of cost involved there . ''

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Former Johnson County Teacher Sentenced to 14 Years for Sexually Exploiting a Minor PIKEVILLE , Ky. — A former high school teacher in Johnson County , Ky. , who previously admitted to sexually exploiting a minor student , has been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison . On Tuesday , U.S. District Judge Danny C. Reeves sentenced 26 year-old Robert Cantrell , of Versailles , Ky. , for illegally enticing a minor to engage in sexual activity . Judge Reeves further ordered Cantrell to serve 15 years of supervised release , following his sentence . Under federal law , Cantrell must serve at least 85 percent of his prison sentence . Earlier this year , Cantrell admitted that , in 2014 , he had enticed a minor student to text him sexually explicit images of the student engaging in sexually explicit conduct . Additionally , Cantrell admitted that he had induced the minor student to engage in sex acts with him . Kerry B. Harvey , U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky ; Howard S. Marshall , Special Agent in Charge , Federal Bureau of Investigation ; Jack Conway , Kentucky Attorney General ; and Dwayne Price , Johnson County Sheriff , jointly made the announcement . The investigation was conducted by the FBI , the Kentucky Attorney General ’ s Cyber Crimes Unit ; and Johnson County Sheriff ’ s Office .

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The market for sukuk , or Islamic bonds , looks set to enjoy another year of expansion , but some investors are planning to reduce their allocations to the asset class which could push yields higher , a study by Thomson Reuters showed . Demand from investors in the Gulf and Southeast Asia continues to exceed supply , an imbalance which has helped drive down yields for sukuk at issue , making them an appealing funding source for corporates and sovereigns . Sukuk are investment certificates which follow religious principles such as bans on interest and monetary speculation . This year the market has attracted debut issuers such as Hong Kong , Britain , Luxembourg and South Africa , while emerging market issuers are poised to join as well . This would help take global issuance of sukuk in 2015 to between $ 150 billion to $ 175 billion , the report estimated , exceeding the previous record of $ 137 billion in 2012 . But the market 's dynamics could start to change next year , according to the report 's survey of investors and sukuk arrangers conducted during July and August . Out of 105 investor respondents , nearly half said they expected to allocate between 5 percent and 25 percent of their portfolios in sukuk . This is lower than last year 's findings , when on average investors said they would allocate between 25 percent to 35 percent in sukuk . The drop could be attributed to market expectations of higher interest rates and an expected economic recovery in Western markets , the study said . A resurgence in equity markets would encourage the shift : 40 percent of investors expect to invest less than $ 25 million in sukuk , with close to a third expecting to invest between $ 25 million to $ 75 million . But other factors could come into play , such as an investor aversion for new structures , with a quarter of respondents not interested in exchangeable or hybrid sukuk , while 45 percent saying they would prefer project-based sukuk . SHOW MORE Last Update : Wednesday , 3 December 2014 KSA 10:43 - GMT 07:43

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Dave Smith shoots to score provincial PC nomination Dave Smith , a long-time conservative volunteer , community advocate and Sports Personality of the Year 2014 for the City of Peterborough has declared his intention to seek the Ontario PC Party nomination for Peterborough-Kawartha . CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT/EXAMINER Dave Smith , founder of the Under the Lock hockey tournament , is about to seek the Progressive Conservative nomination for the next provincial election in Peterborough-Kawartha . Smith also chaired the recent international hockey tournament for special-needs players in Peterborough when the tourney was in danger of cancellation . He stepped up to help save the tournament at the last minute after the original organizers were charged with fraud . Teams from around the world wanted to play , and Smith hated to see them turned away . So he and a dozen volunteers formed an organizing committee . In March , more than 900 special needs hockey players from 56 teams from North America and Europe came to Peterborough for the tournament . Smith said he does n't get discouraged - even when the task may seem daunting . `` Seriously : whatever roadblocks are put in your way , make a right turn , '' he said . `` Do a detour . Find a way around it . '' Smith , 47 , is a long-time Conservative volunteer . He works as a manager of product development for Cardinal Software on Lansdowne St. ( the firm creates software for the development of Individualized Education Programs - IEPs - for public school pupils who need a custom curriculum ) . Smith and his wife Lorien have a blended family of three children ; all three are in university . So is Smith , at the moment : he 's completing his MBA in Business Analytics from the University of Fredericton , via online learning . That 's in addition to his Bachelor of Science in Computing Systems from Trent University ; he moved here to attend Trent in 1989 , and has made Peterborough his home since . Smith said he 's concerned about the amount of debt students have when they leave university , and the lack of `` career-track '' jobs available for them in Ontario . He 's also worried that the provincial government 's spending and debt will soon erode the healthcare system . The answer is n't to increase taxes , Smith stressed : `` We 're already taxed to the nines . '' Instead , he thinks the government ought to cut back on taxes and hydro and give citizens back money to spend . `` We need to get to a point where government is taking as little as possible from individuals , so our economy grows , '' he said . Smith faces competition : Ryan Moore and Derek Andreoli are also seeking the Conservative nomination . Moore , 38 , is the president of the Agricultural Society , and Andreoli , 31 , is a mechanical engineer . Meanwhile , the Trent Campus Conservatives say they are endorsing Moore for the nomination . Moore and Smith both reached out to the Trent Campus Conservatives for support . The young Conservatives interviewed Smith and Moore about issues such as hydro costs , the debt and fixing healthcare , for instance . Brock Terry , the president of the Trent Campus Conservatives , issued a release stating they chose Moore as their preferred candidate . `` We fully back , endorse and encourage all conservatives in Peterborough to support Ryan Moore as our Progressive Conservative candidate , '' the release states . The nomination meeting has n't been set yet . The next provincial election is June 8 , 2018 . JKovach @ postmedia.com

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Too late for promised student job program this year , says Notley The NDP likely won ’ t be able to deliver a promised temporary jobs program that was supposed to employ 3,000 students this summer , but the new government is moving forward with another pledge to introduce a job creators tax credit , Premier Rachel Notley said Thursday .

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One Valentine ’ s Day evening nearly a half-century ago , a young woman was home alone in a small Connecticut town when she was confronted by a masked man with a gun . He asked where her father was and took her money , then tied her up , taped her eyes shut , dragged her outside and repeatedly raped her . Douglas E. Bennett , who worked for the victim ’ s father , was convicted of the crime in 1975 and ordered to serve between nine and 18 years in prison . But while still out on bail , Bennett disappeared . This week , police found him in Clearwater . Bennett , 76 , has apparently been living a quiet life for decades under an assumed name , according to federal officials . His true identity was revealed after investigators noticed a peculiarity in a passport application he submitted in 2016 . He was stopped and detained Wednesday as he left his Clearwater home . Photographs and fingerprints confirmed it was Bennett . He was later booked in the Pinellas County Jail . A federal criminal complaint recounts a detailed investigation . It began with a passport renewal application that authorities said Bennett submitted in July 2016 under an alias he ’ d been using for decades , according to the complaint . Court documents only give the initials “ G.E. ” when referencing the alias , but property records show the Clearwater home listed as Bennett ’ s address is owned by a Gordon D. Ewen . Public records indicate Ewen bought the home at 1624 Chateau Drive in 1994 . The “ G.E. ” identity belonged to a person who was born in Massachusetts in 1940 and died in 1945 , the complaint states . Personnel from a federal agency that investigates passport fraud noticed this while conducting an audit . In his passport renewal application , Bennett listed a sister , identified in the complaint by the initials “ L.A. ” The passport officials later discovered that “ L.A. ” used to be known as “ L . Bennett '' and that Douglas Bennett was her brother . Investigators found old news articles and a court opinion from the Supreme Court of Connecticut , which detailed Bennett ’ s rape case . During the attack , the victim managed to glimpse her assailant ’ s face . Her father also told police that the attacker ’ s description sounded like Bennett , who had worked for his company , according to the court opinion . The victim recalled that the attacker asked for her father by name , and said he “ owes me money. ” Bennett , through an oversight , had not been paid for his work and was owed $ 105 , according to the court opinion . Bennett also owned a blue parka and hood similar to one the victim described her attacker as wearing . Looking for real-time news alerts ? Subscribe to our free Breaking News newsletter You ’ re all signed up ! Want more of our free , weekly newsletters in your inbox ? Let ’ s get started.Explore all your options At trial , Bennett claimed it was a case of mistaken identity . But a jury found him guilty in 1975 of robbery , kidnapping and rape , among other charges . The Connecticut high court upheld his conviction . He was to report to prison by May 24 , 1976 , but never did . A warrant was issued . Bennett ’ s original jail booking photo , taken on May 14 , 1974 , bore a resemblance to G.E . 's 1982 and 2016 passport photos . At his first court appearance Wednesday afternoon , a federal public defender asked for bail , noting that Bennett has been living without any run-ins with police . But a judge found that he poses a serious risk of flight and ordered him to remain in custody . In addition to an active Connecticut warrant , Bennett faces new federal charges of passport fraud and aggravated identity theft , for which he could get as many as 12 years in prison .

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Just days after celebrating the blessed birth of Meek Mill , her current boo/Drake ’ s chew toy , Nicki Minaj was hit with a lawsuit by her long-term ex—and still-aspiring MC—Safaree Samuels , who claimed he was “ physically and emotionally abused ” during their relationship . Put yourself in Nicki ’ s shoes : You ’ re one of hip-hop ’ s most powerful women . You ’ re consistently placed alongside Beyoncé and Rihanna in some of the world ’ s most stupefying rounds of Marry , Fuck , Kill . Drake has a huge crush on you , and you probably made Taylor Swift cry . But despite all of these accomplishments , you ’ re consistently undermined by your Achilles ’ heel : men with alliterative names . Such was the case this week , when Minaj took to Twitter to air her grievances , “ Tweeted on the 5th that the 6th was my baby ’ s bday . Celebrated on the 6th for his bday ( publicly ) . Served w/a lawsuit on the 9th . lol. ” She continued , “ Two years later this poor excuse of a man is suing me & claiming to have been physically & emotionally abused . Lol . He ’ s so miserable. ” Nicki , who has always # blessed us with extensive Twitter sprees , went on to claim that Samuels ’ s lawsuit is just more proof that he ’ s so not over her . “ You can ’ t even celebrate your happiness anymore w/o being victimized . Miserable ppl refuse to move on w/their lives , ” she went on . “ My man asked him to stop emailing me . I also asked him several times . This man can ’ t move on . It ’ s really sad . I have the emails to prove it…LIKE I CANT EVEN CELEBRATE MY MAN BDAY W/O THIS MISERABLE SON OF A BITCH TRYING TO EXTORT ME ! ! ! ! ! ” Meek Mill ( alias : “ my man ” ) hasn ’ t actually weighed in on the still-unfolding beef , presumably because Minaj doesn ’ t want him to embarrass himself . Even the most die-hard Minaj fans will admit that the Samuels era is shrouded in mystery . While the two dated on and off for 12 years , Minaj hardly ever addressed the relationship in public . In a GQ interview last year , Minaj explained why she was dating on the DL : “ When I came in the business , you couldn ’ t tell people you were in a relationship , because record company and management said that doesn ’ t make you appealing to men . So don ’ t tell people you ’ re in a relationship . So after you do that for ten years it becomes something you feel like you have to do . It ’ s difficult to break out of that box . So I just vowed to myself , ‘ Look , I ’ m about to put out a new album , I don ’ t care anymore. ’ It just so happens I ’ m in a new relationship but I was planning on doing that before I was with Meek , because now it ’ s to the point where it ’ s different. ” According to Minaj , she and Samuels were close friends long before they took their relationship to the next level . But in the public eye , Safaree looked more like an assistant than a leading man . No wonder Nicki ’ s ex is offended by Minaj and Mill ’ s social media-heavy love affair , which is about as private as a Hulk Hogan sex tape . In one of his many post break-up interviews , Safaree told The Breakfast Club that he ended the relationship because Nicki ’ s secrecy had him feeling some type of way : “ I like to have my arm around my chick . I want to be outside and be like , ‘ I ’ m with my chick ! ’ I don ’ t want to have to be walking a couple steps behind you or a couple steps away from you and acting like you ’ re not my girl . After a while , that can put a strain on somebody . That definitely did something to me. ” Never one to take the high road ( or delegate his Twitter account ) , Meek Mill decided to call Samuels out . Although his @ ’ s got lost in the shade storm of Drakegate , hip-hop historians will recall this lesser-known Twitter tirade from last July ( better known as the summer of Meek Mill ’ s discontent ) . Mill reserved some of his least coherent homophobic slurs for Samuels , tweeting , “ This nigga SB was twerking mannnnnnn…i always thought u was gay letting Ya girl do all that shit with niggas while yall were together ! Lol. ” Safaree quickly countered , claiming that Minaj was still sliding into his AOL inbox : “ Show him the email you sent me on my birthday . If were not 2gthr u shouldnt be questioning me about old shit at all . thats not moving on. ” Between Nicki Minaj and Hillary Clinton , it ’ s safe to say that email scandals are totally having a comeback . Samuels proceeded to bring out the big guns : a Nicki Minaj diss track . Ooo , scary ! “ Lifeline , ” an unexpected and unrequested follow-up to his first Minaj-centric single , “ Love the Most , ” featured a few minor gossip bombs . In addition to making fun of Meek Mill and bragging about his own dick size , “ Lifeline ” also boasted more half-rhymes than a middle school poetry assignment . In his quest to diss Meek and Minaj , Samuels only succeeded in proving that he was not over Nicki , and couldn ’ t afford to hire Drake ’ s ghostwriters . Given Samuels ’ s sore loser ex-boyfriend M.O. , this lawsuit is no surprise . Last November , TMZ reported that Samuels was filing against Minaj for unpaid royalties , claiming that he was a crucial collaborator on some of her greatest hits . In light of this new Twitter turn , Samuels ’ s camp told Billboard that “ Initially things were being handled privately behind the scenes but it was taken to social media and unfortunately it ’ s now being played out in the public eye which could easily be interpreted as a cry for attention . Safaree will not continue in any more social media feuds and at this time we are unable to comment or provide any details pertaining to the current legal proceedings that are taking place with Safaree Samuels and Nicki Minaj . We are confident that things will be both favorable and amicable for all parties. ” All in all , it seems like we might have 12 more years of Samuels-Minaj squabbling in store . If it ’ s any consolation , Nicki , we know a sensitive Canadian rapper—who can actually rap ! —with a very buff shoulder for you to cry on .

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON TORONTO -- The Toronto Real Estate Board says home sales were up 10.4 per cent in June compared with last year as the market continued a moderate spring rebound . It says the Greater Toronto Area saw 8,860 sales through the Multiple Listing Service system in the month , up from 8,024 in the same month last year . The rise in sales , combined with a very slight dip in new listings , helped push the average selling price up three per cent to $ 832,703 . Sales data for the month falls roughly in line with trends for the first half of the year , which saw sales up 8.5 per cent and the average selling price climb 2.4 per cent . `` Buyers started moving off the sidelines in the spring , as evidenced by strong year-over-year price growth , '' said TREB chief market analyst Jason Mercer in a statement . `` Because we saw virtually no change in the number of new listings , market conditions tightened and price growth picked up , especially for more higher density home types . '' Average condo selling prices have climbed five per cent so far this year , townhouse prices up 2.7 per cent , semi-detatched homes up 4.5 per cent , while detached home prices have dipped 0.8 per cent . For June , condo prices climbed 5.2 per cent as sales dropped 3.2 per cent , while detached home prices dipped 1.4 per cent as sales rose 18.6 per cent . New listings for June totalled 15,816 , down 0.4 per cent from last year .

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Falkirk romped to their biggest win of the season as they boosted their bid for a place in the Premiership play-offs . The Bairns ended a run of four games without a win as they avenged the Rovers ’ 4-2 victory at Westfield in October . Raith were made to pay for a dismal defensive display at Stark ’ s Park as they missed out on the chance to leapfrog their rivals and go fourth in the Championship . They are now without a win in their last eight league fixtures and to cap a day to forget , new signing Ryan Stevenson was forced off after 20 minutes after suffering a blow to the head . The former Hearts frontman had helped put the Rovers in front when he slipped in Chris Johnston for the opener on nine minutes , but it was all one way traffic thereafter . Myles Hippolyte curled a fabulous free-kick equaliser on 16 minutes before Kirkcaldy keeper Kevin Cuthbert conceded two goals he would rather forget . First , he failed to prevent a tame drive from Bob McHugh midway though the first half from nestling in his net before allowing a run of the mill 25 yard effort from Craig Sibbald to squirm through his legs seven minutes from the interval . The game was over as a contest within three minutes of the re-start when Sibbald scored his second from a Tony Gallacher cutback , although this time Cuthbert was helpless as a wicked deflection off Kyle Benedictus left him flat-footed . Three Things We Learned Season of goodwill continues ... Falkirk prospered from an extension to the festive season as Raith gifted them goals . The Bairns promotion charge is on but without a win in eight , Raith are toiling . Ryan can get Raith flyin ' ... There remains a glimmer of hope in Kirkcaldy , however . Even in a 20 minutes , Ryan Stevenson showed he will bring much needed strength and physicality in the final third , but Gary Locke ’ s defence must sharpen up fast . Myles ahead of the rest ... Is there a more naturally gifted player in the Championship than Myles Hippolyte ? He scored a brilliant equaliser and assisted at the fourth . Surely only issues with attitude and application are costing him a game at a higher level .

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EIGHT-TIME CONVICTED FELON FOUND GUILTY ON FEDERAL GUN AND DRUG CHARGES PANAMA CITY , FLORIDA - United States Attorney Pamela C. Marsh , Northern District of Florida , announced today that Ronterreal D. Gainer , 34 , of Panama City , was convicted by a jury late yesterday afternoon . Gainer , who was initially charged by the State , was charged with drug trafficking , possessing a fireman in furtherance of his drug trafficking , and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon . He faces a minimum of 20 years in prison . “ The community is safer today because Ronterreal Gainer is off the street , ” Ms. Marsh stated . In the trial held in federal court this week , the government ’ s evidence proved that , on July 18 , 2010 at approximately 3:10 a.m. , a deputy with the Bay County Sheriff ’ s Office conducted a welfare check on Gainer , who was leaning over the steering wheel of his vehicle in the parking lot of the Walmart in Callaway , Florida . Surveillance video from the Walmart showed that Gainer had arrived in the parking lot minutes earlier following another vehicle . The evidence further showed that the deputy walked to the driver ’ s side of Gainer ’ s car and tapped on the window , saying “ Sheriff ’ s Office , are you okay. ” Gainer startled and sat back in his seat , at which point the deputy saw a large bag of marijuana in Gainer ’ s hand . Gainer was arrested and searched . In his pockets , law enforcement found two bags of marijuana , one of which contained a bag of powder of cocaine , and over $ 1,000 in cash in various denominations . The evidence further showed that the deputy then searched Gainer ’ s vehicle . On the passenger seat , partially concealed by a brown paper bag , the deputy found a loaded 9 mm semi-automatic pistol with a round in the chamber . The gun was positioned to make it readily accessible to Gainer to fire . In the center console , law enforcement found approximately $ 2,000 worth of crack cocaine prepared for distribution . At the time of his arrest , Gainer had eight prior felony convictions , including convictions for shooting into a dwelling , felony battery , and drug trafficking . Sentencing has been set before Judge Richard Smoak in the U.S . Courthouse at 30 West Government Street in Panama City , on October 5 , 2011 at 9:30 a.m . This case was investigated by the Bay County Sheriff ’ s Office , Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives , the Drug Enforcement Administration , and the Panama City Police Department . The case was tried by and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Gayle E. Littleton .

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Justice News Justice News January 29 , 2020 Press Release December 21 , 2016 Press Release Four Nuestra Familia Gang Members Sentenced in California for Their Roles in Racketeering Conspiracy , Murder and Related Offenses January 20 , 2017 Press Release Joaquin “ El Chapo ” Guzman Loera Faces Charges in New York for Leading a Continuing Criminal Enterprise and other Drug-Related Charges August 31 , 2018 March 2 , 2020 September 8 , 2016 Press Release Six Florida Drug Enterprise Members Convicted for Roles in Racketeering and Drug Conspiracies , Several Murders and Related Offenses

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The latest mass-murder shooting at a church in Texas joins a long list of atrocities ( “ Domestic violence may have been at the heart of the Texas shootings ; federal law does far too little to stop it , ” Nov. 7 ) . Where is it safe ? Church , school , concerts , the workplace — just about anywhere could be the next murder scene . And there will be more . Why ? Because we no longer live in a fact-based society — or perhaps I should say the nation is under the thumb of a Republican Party for which facts are an inconvenience . As much as this party wants everyone to believe that mental illness ( or just plain evil ) is at the root of these murders , the fact is that if guns were less available , there would be fewer mass murders . That is particularly true for the so-called assault weapons that have been used in many of these incidents . These are military-style weapons only differing in the lack of full automatic fire . Yet we have recently seen how even that tiny difference was breached . There was a ban on assault rifles from 1994-2004 . Had that still been in place , yesterday ’ s tragedy and the mass murder in Los Vegas would have been far less likely to have occurred . Background checks with no loopholes and gun registration are also vital parts of a solution to this problem . Are not guns at least as dangerous as automobiles ? We license the latter , but heaven forbid the former ( “ Second Amendment rights ” and all that baloney ) . Will anything be done to stem this series of tragedies ? No . Offering prayers for the bereaved is all they will do . Sorry , that ’ s not enough . The Republican Party is in thrall to the National Rifle Association , pure and simple . And the NRA is quite simply a lobbyist for the gun industry . We all have to think about where we are going in this nation . Can we allow our elected representatives to always ignore facts and vote just on ideology or pressure from powerful interest groups ? Think about it . John A. McCauley , Monkton

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SC Public Radio News - U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has announced that $ 3 million in federal funding will be directed toward historically Black colleges and universities . She says it 'll go toward research that will further the Biden administration 's goals of carbon neutrality , and help strengthen a pipeline from those schools into energy-related jobs . Granholm made the announcement during a stop at South Carolina State University on Thursday . She said the money helps advance work toward an executive order to make the federal government carbon-neutral by 2050 . - The whispers and chatter about top contenders for the Supreme Court are growing as President Joe Biden zeroes in on a nominee to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer . But while the president is eager for input , the White House insists he 's not going to be swayed by any sniping . Biden has he said he 'll have a nominee by the end of the month . The top three contenders are believed to be federal appeals court judge Ketanji Brown Jackson , California state Supreme Court judge Leondra Kruger and U.S. District Court Judge J. Michelle Childs . Each finalist has a long set of bona fides and powerful backers , as well as some critics . - Another shot of good economic news this week immediately saw the state ’ s Republican leadership vowing to cut state income taxes something many have advocated for years . Bills to lower personal income tax rates are advancing in both the State House and Senate . - The financial leader in the South Carolina Senate has proposed nearly $ 2 billion in income tax cuts and rebates . The plan by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Harvey Peeler adds an even larger number to the debate on cutting taxes heating up in the General Assembly . Peeler 's plan would drop the state 's top tax rate of 7 % down to 5.7 % when people file their returns next year . That would cost nearly $ 900 million . Peeler also wants to give $ 1 billion of one-time rebates to taxpayers , but the Gaffney Republican said he is still working on those details . Gov Henry McMaster and Republican House leaders proposed cutting the top state income tax rate from 7 % to 6.5 % on Tuesday . Open Space Institute works in concert with others to protect South Carolina 's scenic , natural , and historic landscapes The Open Space Institute ’ s mission is to protect scenic , natural , and historic landscapes to provide public enjoyment , conserve habitat and working lands , and sustain communities . Over the past 40 years , the institute has saved 2,285,092 acres of land through direct acquisition , grants , and loans . Having begun by focusing on land in New York State , they have in recent years saved significant , complex , and large-scale tracts in South Carolina , Florida , and New Jersey through direct acquisitions . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . Latest SC Lede Episodes - April 19 , 2022 — A look at what 's happening at the statehouse this week as the legislative session begins to wind down ; an update on first quarter fundraising numbers for some of the state 's top races ; new inflation data ; and more . - SC Lede : Spring Break Special — A Conversation with United Nations World Food Programme Director David BeasleyApril 12 , 2022 — Host Gavin Jackson talks with David Beasley , former South Carolina governor , current United Nations World Food Programme Director and Nobel Prize recipient , about his humanitarian work in Ukraine . The Latest Episodes of the SC Business Review - If you are a technology entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one , there are events coming to our state ’ s coast that you may want to know about . Mike Switzer interviews Jess O ’ Brien , executive director of the Beaufort Digital Corridor in Beaufort , SC , the organization bringing TechStars Startup Weekend to their city April 29-May 1 . The Myrtle Beach Techstars Startup Weekend is May 6-8 . - Quality of life is always an essential part of the equation when economic developers talk to industry . Our next guest ’ s organization is one of many across our state working to improve that common denominator . Mike Switzer interviews Stuart White , executive director of the Congaree Land Trust in Columbia , SC . 'diSConnected ' : an occasional series from South Carolina Public Radio - diSConnected : Is Ayn Rand or Mother Teresa better for protecting South Carolinians with disabilities ? People with disabilities are done appealing to selflessness in order to save them . Save yourself on purpose , though , and you might save a few others by accident . - School is supposed to teach kids a thing or two . Pandemic-era schooling 's mix of in-class and in-home learning , however , taught them something people do n't usually figure out until a lot later – who they really are . Part of South Carolina Public Radio 's occasional series 'diSConnected . ' More Stories - “ A ” is for Allen , William Hervey , Jr. ( 1889-1949 ) . Poet , novelist . - Ever since the pandemic ’ s darkest days bottomed out , our state has been one of those leading the country in improving economic statistics . How is the rest of 2022 looking now that the first quarter is in the books ? Mike Switzer interviews Joey Von Nessen , chief economist at the Darla Moore School of Business at USC in Columbia , SC . - Airline CEOs say it 's time to end the requirement that everyone wear masks in airports and on planes . The Biden administration has extended the mask mandate until mid-April . - As maternity wards continue to close across the U.S. , demand for midwives has grown , especially in rural areas . But hospitals and health care providers have raised concerns about licensing and safety . - The former Tennessee nurse faces prison time for a fatal medication mistake . Reaction from her peers was swift and fierce on social media and beyond ― and it is n't over . - There 's concern the U.S. push to send more natural gas to Europe will increase climate warming emissions . But energy experts say the crisis might actually speed up the shift to cleaner energy . - Refugees streaming across the border at the Medyka border crossing into Poland leave behind the air raid sirens and the sounds of war and are welcomed by musician Davide Martello . - The New York Public Library recently received a machine that will read cracked and scratched wax cylinders — which include some of the earliest recorded audio . - The country 's defense minister cites both the Russia-Ukraine war and China for accelerating the rearming of fighter jets and warships . - The Jayhawks break a 59-year-old record in staging the greatest comeback in NCAA title game history . Rapp on Jazz highlights the Palmetto State 's connection to the history of jazz music and the current jazz scene . Join Mark Rapp , executive director of the ColaJazz Foundation and host of SC Public Radio ’ s ColaJazz Presents , for these 60-second segments covering everything from famous South Carolinians like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt to the “ Big Apple ” dance craze of the 1930s to the best clubs to experience jazz in the state . South Carolina Public Radio News Updates Walter Edgar 's Journal delves into the arts , culture , history of South Carolina and the American South . News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm Get weekly program highlights via e-mail . News from South Carolina 's business community with interviews of many small business owners , business leaders from around the state , and South Carolina 's nonprofits . Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m. Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m .

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been doing some fancy skating on thin ice . His lapses in ethical rigour and lame explanations are providing ammunition for the opposition , inviting the scrutiny of parliamentary watchdogs and disappointing the public . This advertisement has not loaded yet , but your article continues below . Revelations have been mounting about cabinet ministers and the prime minister himself headlining $ 1,500-a-head fundraisers in the private homes of wealthy Canadians , attended by influential businesspeople . Events that offer face time with politicians in exchange for donations to party coffers are an ethical minefield . Government business is not supposed to be discussed , except who ’ s going to prevent it ? These events sell exclusive access to officeholders at a price only the rich can afford . And they send an unfortunate message that the ears of decision-makers can be bent in chats in informal settings outside of regular business hours — no matter how much the prime minister doth protest he can ’ t be bought for a mere $ 1,500 . This advertisement has not loaded yet , but your article continues below . Canada ’ s lobbying commissioner and ethics czar are both investigating whether any rules have been broken . At the very least , Trudeau seems to have blatantly violated the stringent guidelines he set out for his own MPs and ministers when he was elected a year ago . Most damaging , however , is that the prime minister has tried to defend the indefensible . He initially claimed the fundraisers were open to any Canadian , even though most would consider the cost prohibitive . Then he contradicted assurances by Liberal Party officials that no government business is discussed at these cocktails by admitting he gets lobbied ( but not swayed ) all the time . Now he ’ ll have the public believe that when he rubs shoulders with tycoons , he uses it as an opportunity to champion the plight of the middle class . This advertisement has not loaded yet , but your article continues below . And if Trudeau weren ’ t already standing on the edge of such an ethical slippery slope , there probably wouldn ’ t be so many questions raised about a surge over the past few years of donations to the Trudeau Foundation , a charitable trus t set up to honour his father . While the prime minister has distanced himself from its governance , he must do more to ensure that prospective donors are disabused of any notion that their generosity will be in any way reciprocated . Even if Trudeau ’ s arm can ’ t be twisted for the price of a political donation , some may well get the impression that you have to pay to play . And when it comes to maintaining public trust , impressions matter . Trudeau should start living up to the lofty standards he touted when he took office , and enshrine them in law . Canadians expect no less .

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LONDON ( AP ) — Bayer Leverkusen claimed its first victory in Champions League Group E on Wednesday , edging an insipid Tottenham side 1-0 to condemn the London club to a second successive loss at its temporary Wembley Stadium home . A record Tottenham attendance of 85,512 saw Kevin Kampl score in the 65th minute with a deflected shot to lift Leverkusen into second place , displacing the hosts with two games remaining . Tottenham is two points behind Leverkusen and four adrift of Monaco , which won at Wembley at the start of the group stage . With White Hart Lane starting to be demolished to make way for a new stadium , Tottenham has moved across north London to England 's more expansive national stadium for European matches without the raucous atmosphere at its tightly-packed home . Tottenham was devoid of creativity and attacking threat — looking disjointed as the German visitors moved the ball around more confidently . Tottenham 's malaise was summed up late in the game when Eric Dier hit the crossbar with a free kick and a jittery Vincent Janssen could n't bundle the rebound into the net . Tottenham has been on a downward spiral in the month since demonstrating the team 's potential by beating Manchester City in the Premier League . Mauricio Pochettino 's side has failed to win any of it is six matches since outclassing City , but is fifth in the Premier League . This latest Champions League setback came against a Leverkusen side that is languishing in 11th place in the Bundesliga , with Tottenham sorely missing last season 's top scorer as Harry Kane remains sidelined .

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Ofc . Teresa Fuller Sunday , May 1 , 2016 at 3:32 p.m. 5/2/2016 , 1:24 a.m . The Spokane Police Patrol Anti-Crime Team ( PACT ) , with the assistance of the Cheney Police Department , located and arrested Aaron Strom just before midnight last night ( 05/01/2016 ) . Strom was located at a residence just outside of Cheney and taken into custody without incident . Strom was booked into jail for Felony Violation of a Domestic Violence Protection Order . The Spokane Police are asking for the public ’ s help locating a wanted domestic violence suspect , 35-year-old Aaron W. Strom ( picture on FaceBook-City of Spokane Police Department and Twitter- @ SpokanePD ) . After receiving a call he was armed and suicidal , it was also determined he had a warrant for City Assault . During the course of the investigation probable cause was developed for Felony Violation of a Domestic Violence Protection Order . Just before noon today , May 1 , 2016 , Spokane Police received a call from a victim of domestic violence in the area of 5100 W. Ridgecrest . Her boyfriend , Strom , was armed with a handgun and had threatened to kill himself or shoot at police to force them to shoot him . The victim was able to get inside her house to safety . The suspect had abandoned his vehicle before officers arrived . Officers did find a replica firearm in the vehicle . It is unknown whether he may have had a second weapon . Officers searched the neighborhood for nearly 3 hours utilizing SWAT , K9 ’ s , and the Spokane County Sheriff ’ s Office Air1 to ensure the safety of the surrounding neighborhood and conduct as extensive a search as possible . Just before 3:00pm the active search was called off , but SPD officers will remain in the neighborhood should anyone report suspicious activity . Strom is described as a white male , 5 ’ 10 ” , light build , buzz cut brown hair , blue eyes , with a full beard , wearing ripped jeans and a jacket . Anyone who sees Strom or any suspicious activity in the area is asked to call 911 . Do not attempt to make contact with Strom . Domestic Violence is a serious crime that the Spokane Police take seriously . That , coupled with the threat of suicide , means officers are being extra cautious in searching for the suspect . For in progress crimes and emergencies call 911 To report a non-emergent crime contact : To provide crime activity or suspect information that does n't require immediate action contact : For general police email contact : eraspdweb @ spokanepolice.org For nuisance reports , including code violations ( i.e . illegal camping , substantial litter in yards or alleys , graffiti , land use violations ) , parking complaints , and road condition issues contact : Officer Steve Anderson 509.951.3024 swanderson @ spokanepolice.org Integrity . Professionalism . Compassion . Crime Check : 509.456.2233 Tipline : 509.242.TIPS ( 8477 ) My Spokane : 311 , or for outside city limits , 509.755.CITY ( 2489 ) spdwebmail @ spokanepolice.org

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Career Offender from Las Cruces Sentenced to 35 Years for Conviction on Conspiracy , Explosives and Firearms Charges Clifford Salas Prosecuted Under Federal “ Worst of the Worst ” Anti-Violence Initiative ALBUQUERQUE – Clifford Raymond Salas , 38 , of Las Cruces , N.M. , was sentenced today in federal court to 35 years in prison on his conviction on conspiracy , explosives and firearms charges followed by three years of supervised release . Salas also was ordered to pay $ 111,018.05 in restitution to the victims of his crimes . The sentence was announced by U.S. Attorney Damon P. Martinez , Special Agent in Charge Terry Wade of the Albuquerque Division of the FBI , and Las Cruces Police Chief Jaime Montoya . U.S. Attorney Martinez said that Salas , whose prior criminal history includes convictions for drug trafficking , attempted assault on an inmate , robbery and being a felon in possession of a firearm , was prosecuted as part of a federal anti-violence initiative that targets “ the worst of the worst ” offenders for federal prosecution . Under this initiative , the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office and federal law enforcement agencies work with New Mexico ’ s District Attorneys and state , local and tribal law enforcement agencies to target violent or repeat offenders primarily based on their prior convictions for federal prosecution with the goal of removing repeat offenders from communities in New Mexico for as long as possible . Because New Mexico ’ s violent crime rates , on a per capita basis , are amongst the highest in the nation , New Mexico ’ s law enforcement community is collaborating to target repeat offenders from counties with the highest violent crime rates , including Doña Ana County , N.M. , under this initiative . Salas and co-defendants Conrad Vazquez Salazar ( Salazar ) , 44 , and Andres Linares-Baca , 33 , both of Las Cruces , and Thomas Vazquez Salazar ( Vazquez Salazar ) , 40 , of Odessa , Tex. , were charged in a series of complaints and indictments , the first of which was filed in Sept. 2012 , with violating the federal conspiracy , explosives and narcotics laws . Salas , Salazar and Vazquez Salazar were charged with conspiracy and explosives charges that arose out of the firebombing of a tattoo parlor in Las Cruces on Aug. 31 , 2012 . Vazquez Salazar entered a guilty plea to the conspiracy and explosives charges in Sept. 2013 , and was sentenced in March 2016 . Linares-Baca pled guilty in Sept. 2013 , to heroin trafficking charges and was sentenced in Jan. 2014 . Proceedings against Salazar were delayed by competency proceedings , and in Oct. 2014 , the court found him incompetent to stand trial and committed him to hospitalization to determine whether he can be restored to competency . Salazar pled guilty on Aug. 17 , 2015 , to conspiracy and being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition and was sentenced in Nov. 2015 . Salas elected to exercise his right to a jury trial , which resulted in a guilty verdict on March 11 , 2015 , on a superseding indictment charging him with participating in a conspiracy between July 15 , 20112 and Aug. 31 , 2012 , to commit arson by maliciously damaging and destroying the Irish Ink Tattoo , located at 2245 South Main Street in Las Cruces . The indictment also charged Salas with maliciously damaging and destroying the Irish Ink Tattoo on Aug. 31 , 2012 , by throwing at least one Molotov cocktail into the building , using a destructive device in furtherance of an act of violence ; and being a felon in possession of an explosive . The evidence at trial established that in May 2012 , Salazar opened up a tattoo shop in Las Cruces . Shortly thereafter Salazar experienced legal troubles and his business struggled . As a result , two of Salazar ’ s tattoo artists left with the intention of opening their own tattoo shop , the Irish Ink Tattoo . When Salazar learned of these plans , he threatened to burn down Irish Ink Tattoo . As promised , after the two tattoo artists opened the Irish Ink Tattoo , Salazar arranged for Salas and Vazquez Salazar to throw Molotov cocktails at the Irish Ink Tattoo and burn it down . After midnight and after obtaining the Molotov cocktails from Salazar , Vazquez Salazar drove Salas to the Irish Ink Tattoo . Salas broke a window of the Irish Ink Tattoo with a metal bar and set the building on fire by throwing Molotov cocktails into the building . This case was investigated by the Las Cruces office of the FBI and the Las Cruces Police Department . Assistant U.S . Attorneys Aaron O. Jordan and Marisa A. Lizarraga prosecuted the case .

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