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Swift Jury Decision: Jefferson City Man Convicted of Armed Credit Union Robbery in Record Time

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In a swift verdict, a federal jury convicted Tre Joseph Connor, a 29-year-old resident of Jefferson City, for armed robbery of a credit union. The prosecution alleged that Connor entered the River Region Credit Union on West Truman Boulevard last year, wielding a 9-millimeter pistol, and successfully stole over $117,000. The jury reached its decision within a mere two-and-a-half hours. Connor is now facing a potential sentence of a minimum of seven years in prison, which could extend to a life sentence without the possibility of parole. To gain a deeper … Read more

Peoria Men Indicted for Fatal Armed Robbery Plot in Facebook Marketplace Transaction

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Peoria, Illinois – Two men have been indicted by a grand jury for their involvement in an armed robbery that resulted in the death of one individual. According to a news release from the grand jury, Sontarrius Williams, 27, and Jaylyn Branscumb, 18, allegedly participated in a robbery after arranging to meet sellers for a transaction on Facebook Marketplace for a vehicle. The incident occurred on January 16 when the prospective buyers met the supposed sellers in an alley near the 2100 block of West Lincoln Ave. The investigation determined that it was a planned … Read more

Myanmar Enforces Compulsory Military Service Law to Battle Armed Militias and Resistance Forces

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YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar’s government has implemented a new compulsory military service law as it continues to face challenges from armed ethnic militias and resistance forces throughout the country. According to state media, the law requires all men aged 18 to 35 and women aged 18 to 27 to serve for up to two years under military command. Specialists like doctors, aged up to 45, are required to serve for three years. This law, which has been in place since 2010 but previously unenforced, aims to protect the integrity and sovereignty of the nation. The … Read more

Russian Lawmakers Propose Confiscating Assets of Those Spreading False Information about Armed Forces

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Moscow – Russian lawmakers are drafting a bill that would permit the seizure of assets from individuals spreading what they deem as “deliberately false information” about the country’s armed forces. Vyacheslav Volodin, the speaker of the State Duma, stated that this legislation would also encompass acts of betrayal such as discrediting the armed forces, advocating for sanctions against Russia, or inciting extremist activities. In a post on Telegram, Volodin asserted that those who attempt to undermine or betray Russia must face appropriate punishment and compensate for the harm inflicted on the nation by forfeiting their … Read more