English: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Patrol Vehicles at Tok Cut-off on Alaska Highway. Tok Junction, Alaska. FWS keywords: ARLIS; Alaska U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Source FWS-6668 Rights Public domain (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Rewards are being offered for information leading to the arrest and/or conviction of Romanian fugitive Nicolae Popescu, the leader of an international organized crime syndicate that ran a multi-million-dollar cyber fraud scheme, and Dumitru Daniel Bosogioiu, another Romanian fugitive charged with participating in the scheme.

Come learn about bats and other nocturnal animals. This fun-filled program will highlight animals that are active at night and things children and their families can do to protect wildlife and their habitats. 

This program is presented by Dove Environmental Education featuring Diana and Mike Dove, and is geared for the whole family and organized groups. Popcorn will be provided. Bring your own \”sit-upon\” and water. This program is appropriate for organized groups and the whole family. Scout groups should e-mail a list of conservation/wildlife/ecology/respect for the earth belt or badge requirements you wish to see covered during the program to [email protected].

press release 

WOODBURY NJ November 21, 2014–Bryon King-Washington (DOB 3/8/90) of Logan Township NJ was sentenced today (11/21) to a series of concurrent four and five year New Jersey state prison sentences stemming from residential burglaries in Harrison, Mantua and Woolwich townships in 2012 and 2013, including one in which the victim said her deceased mother’s wedding ring was stolen.

 \”I can never replace that ring and this was the only personal item she left me. I’m sickened by this and now I cannot pass this on to my daughter to keep it in our family,\” the victim wrote in a letter read in court by Assistant Gloucester County Prosecutor Michelle Jeneby.

FBI RELEASE/Prison Plot Foiled

NOVEMBER 18, 2014–It’s one of the more outrageous prison plots the FBI has investigated in recent memory: An Ohio inmate—and the clinical psychologist who was in love with him—were among five people indicted last month and charged with threatening a murder witness.

\”I’ve seen a lot of creative inmates trying to get released,\” said Special Agent Eric Rardain, who investigated the case out of our Philadelphia Field Office, \”but never in my 22 years of law enforcement have I seen anyone go to this extreme.\”

Philadelphia Sees Biggest Increase in Holiday Traffic

source http://www.seeingeye.org/

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