De Blasio Aide Warned About Shady Businessmen In NYPD probe
A top aide to Mayor de Blasio had warned against putting the businessmen now at the center of the NYPD corruption scandal onto Hizzoner’s 2014 inaugural committee.
Customs At Ben-Gurion Airport Nabs 3,500 Reconditioned Smart Phones
Customs inspectors at Ben-Gurion International Airport apprehended 3,500 cellular telephones that are reconditioned. The shipment was intercepted last week.
Crown Heights – Two Arrested in Connection with Eruv Vandalism
CROWN HEIGHTS — Police have arrested a man in connection to the vandalism of a controversial eruv built in the neighborhood this summer, the NYPD said — and a second man is set to be charged soon, an attorney on the case said.
Criminal Investigation Against Shas Leader Has Party Wary of Collapse
The recent criminal investigation launched against Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri has sparked concerns that the ultra-Orthodox Sephardi party may not survive his potential departure.
Court: Ex-Deputy Israeli Knesset Speaker Consumed Hard Drugs While Managing Bulgarian Casino
A court ruled on Tuesday that Likud MK and deputy Knesset speaker Oren Hazan consumed hard drugs and managed a casino in Burgas.
Court Won’t Hear Appeal of Rabbi After Wife Beaten To Death
New Jersey’s highest court won’t hear an appeal from a rabbi convicted of plotting the 1994 murder-for-hire of his wife at their home.
Court Rejects Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto Final Appeal, Jail Begins Next Week
The final appeal of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto to prevent his prison sentence from being carried out in full was refused by the courts on Monday.
Court Rejects Former Chief Rabbi’s Request To Close Bribery Case
District Court Judge Moshe Yoad Hacohen rejected Thursday a plea by former Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger to close the case against him due to abuse of process claims.
Court Convicts Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade Stabber Yishai Schlissel of Murder
Yishai Schlissel, who stabbed participants in the July 2015 Gay Pride Parade in the capital, was convicted on Tuesday of murder and six counts of attempted murder by the Jerusalem District Court.
Convicted Killer Victor Koltun Lawsuit Back In Federal Court
WHITE PLAINS – A convicted killer’s lawsuit alleging a large anti-Semitic conspiracy against him by police, prosecutors, Orange County and City of Newburgh officials and three local judges is still making its way through federal court, reinstated after a 2015 dismissal.