Paris Probes Ex-Lebanese Bank Chief’s Son and Attorney in Public Funds Embezzlement Scandal

Paris, France – A sweeping investigation into alleged corruption involving former Lebanese Central Bank chief Riad Salameh has extended its reach, implicating his son, Nady Salameh, and his lawyer, Marwan Issa El Khoury, in related financial crimes. The former governor and his associates are accused of engaging in a systematic scheme to embezzle public funds, a situation that has repercussions for Lebanon’s already struggling economy. In December and January, French authorities formally placed Nady Salameh and El Khoury under investigation as part of an ongoing inquiry into the corruption allegations. This legal move signals intensified … Read more

Former Raleigh County Prosecutor Benjamin Hatfield Disbarred Following Scandal and Multiple Allegations

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Benjamin Hatfield, former Raleigh County prosecuting attorney, has been disbarred from practicing law across West Virginia following a series of professional and personal controversies. The state’s Supreme Court of Appeals rendered Hatfield unable to practice law by annulling his license, a decision made with his voluntary consent last Wednesday. Hatfield, who stepped down from his elected position last fall amidst mounting allegations, consented to the annulment of his license on December 30, 2024, effectively ending his legal career in the state. The move came as a resolution to an investigation spearheaded by … Read more

Glenwild Golf Club Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Mismanagement and Bootlegging Scandal

Park City, Utah – A legal battle is unfolding as Barry Baker, a multimillionaire and one of the original members of the Glenwild Golf Club & Spa, has brought forth serious allegations of mismanagement and illicit activities against the esteemed private community near Park City. The lawsuit seeks not only to expose these practices but also to dissolve the current nonprofit entity in charge of club operations and to introduce a court-appointed overseer. According to the lawsuit, Glenwild has engaged in illegal actions such as importing alcohol from Wyoming to circumvent Utah’s stringent alcohol regulations. … Read more

Ex-Sergeant Faces Corruption Charges: Claims Innocence in Multi-Faceted Drug and Ghost Gun Scandal

Middletown, N.J. – A former local police sergeant, David Ringkamp, 43, faces multiple charges, including official misconduct and computer criminal activity, related to allegations involving untraceable firearms and illegal narcotics. Ringkamp, an Army veteran who served prior to joining the police force, vehemently maintains his innocence through his legal representation. Ringkamp was indicted earlier this month following an investigation that uncovered connections to a vape shop owner suspected of handling ghost gun kits—parts for firearms that can be assembled without serial numbers, making them hard to trace. Authorities assert that Ringkamp assisted the shop owner … Read more