A Key West man received a 30-month prison sentence for smuggling guns to Haiti and must pay a $20,000 fine. Jean Wiltene Eugene admitted to the operation, hiding firearms in vehicles for shipment.

A man in Washington, D.C., Jeffrey M. Young-Bey, received an 11.5-year prison sentence for a real estate scam involving forged deeds and fraudulent loans.

The Justice Department targeted $2 million in digital currency linked to Hamas funding through a civil forfeiture action against Buy Cash Money and Money Transfer Company.

Convicted felon David Oday Smith indicted for illegal firearm possession in D.C. under public safety initiative.

Former Walgreens manager Michael Robinson was sentenced to 147 months in prison for orchestrating armed robberies at his store, stealing nearly $29,000.

Sydney Lori Reid is charged with assaulting an FBI agent during a clash at a DC detention facility where two men were being transferred to ICE custody.

The MPD responded to an audit on the Karon Hylton-Brown case, explaining disciplinary decisions were impacted by pardons and case dismissals. They chose not to adopt all audit recommendations to preserve independent functions.

A man was arrested in Northwest DC for alleged sexual abuse of two children, facing first and second-degree charges. The police urge other potential victims to come forward.

Ramon Roque, co-owner of "All American Papers," faces tax evasion charges for not filing returns from 2018-2020 on $14M income and using deceptive practices.

House committees subpoenaed ActBlue, investigating if they accepted illegal donations and followed security protocols. The platform previously cooperated but ceased to. A deadline is set for ActBlue to comply with the document request.

David Weiss, probing Hunter Biden's legal issues, received minimal DOJ support, obtaining just one resume for his request for trial lawyers, as revealed in a House Judiciary Committee interview transcript.

The House Judiciary Committee report accuses the FBI of unfairly targeting traditional Catholics as extremists, based on SPLC data, and attempting to breach priest-penitent confidentiality.

The House Judiciary Committee reported that the Richmond FBI improperly surveilled a Catholic priest, breaching religious liberty, linked to a wider investigation into "radical traditionalist" Catholics.