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A Pickaway County judge sentenced a mother and son to 14- to 19.5-years in prison for the fatal dog attack on their neighbor.

A man who stole an elderly man’s identity to lease apartments, buy a Mercedes-Benz, and exploit him has been sentenced to prison. On Wednesday, District Judge Joel Perez sentenced William ...

They called people as old as age 91 and posed as a cast of characters ranging from the victim's children to attorneys to bail bondsmen. “This fraud scheme not only targets elderly, vulnerable ...

2 of killing two people and injuring nine others in a 2019 traffic accident in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district and sentenced to five years in prison. Prosecutors sought a maximum seven-year prison ...

CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — A mother and her son each were sentenced Wednesday to a minimum of 14 years in prison after their dogs mauled an elderly woman as she was gardening, killing her. Susan ...

April 9 (UPI) --A Georgia man was given two years in prison for his role in a romance scheme that stole thousands of dollars from elderly victims ... sending money to people they thought were ...

MARYLAND (WBFF) — Two Maryland women have been sentenced to prison time and to pay restitution for exploiting an elderly person at an assisted living facility. Maryland Attorney General Anthony ...

A man who has been charged with numerous firearm-related crimes in Champaign-Urbana and acquitted of nearly all of them has ...

STAUNTON — An elderly Fishersville man is headed to prison for more than a decade for dealing methamphetamine in a drug case that started with a chance traffic stop last year. James D. Cason, 70, was ...

As the elderly population in jails increases so too does the cost ... In 2020, she told The Scottish Parliament that we either need to put fewer people in prison, or "we recognise that we have to pay ...

In court and in a letter to a judge seeking leniency, Todd Laraba talked about loving his family, going to church, working hard, helping others and attending his kids’ travel hockey and softball ...