Felony

Former State Senator and Casino Owner Charged with Felony Theft in COVID Grant Fraud Scheme

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Concord, N.H. — Former New Hampshire state senator Andy Sanborn faces serious legal challenges following his recent indictment on felony charges, as allegations of financial deceit surrounding COVID-19 relief funds come to light. Sanborn, along with his associated casino business, stands accused of misrepresenting financial details to illicitly gain nearly $200,000 in government grants. Authorities allege that Sanborn falsified revenue figures on an application submitted June 2020 for the Main Street Relief Fund—a grant aimed to assist businesses struggling due to the pandemic. The indictments suggest that Sanborn exaggerated his casino’s income by over $1 … Read more

Berkeley County Grand Jury Issues Over 100 Indictments, Including Serious Felony Charges

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MARTINSBURG, W.Va. – The Berkeley County Judicial Center recently concluded a major grand jury session, resulting in 108 indictments across a range of serious offenses. This significant legal proceeding highlights the ongoing efforts to address crime in the region and brings several alleged offenders one step closer to trial. The grand jury, which convened for its October 2024 term, deliberated several days before returning the indictments against individuals accused of crimes including drug trafficking, severe assault, and child abuse. Notably, these legal accusations are part of the judicial process and should not be interpreted as … Read more

Washington County Grand Jury Indicts Eight, Including a High-Profile Duo, on Various Felony Charges

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Marietta, Ohio — A recent session of the Washington County Grand Jury resulted in the indictment of eight individuals on a series of felony charges ranging from drug trafficking to domestic violence. Among those indicted were Kylar James Wilson and Madison Marie Brant, facing charges alongside six others accused in various unrelated cases. The grand jury, which convened on Tuesday, charges Justin Lee Rexroad, 41, with disruption of public services, a significant offense under state law, citing an incident that occurred on August 15. This charge highlights the legal consequences of interfering with critical infrastructure … Read more

Morro Bay Man Convicted for Felony Threats in Case That Could Trigger California’s Three Strikes Law

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San Luis Obispo, CA – A jury found a Morro Bay man guilty of making criminal threats, resulting in a conviction that could potentially send him to state prison for up to three years. The decision was reached this week after the accused, Eric Douglas Zentzis, was tried for threats he made against a former girlfriend over the New Year period. Prosecutors in the case argued that between December 31, 2023, and January 6, 2024, Zentzis, 45, left more than 50 voicemails laced with threats and bombarded the victim with numerous text messages that made … Read more