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Kansas man pleads guilty to attempting to entice
minor for sex
KANSAS CITY- A Shawnee, Kan., man pleaded guilty in federal
court to attempting to entice a minor to engage in sexual activity.
Keith D. McGeorge, 46, of Shawnee, pleaded guilty before U.S. District
Judge Howard F. Sachs to charges contained in a Feb. 25, 2004, grand
jury indictment.
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Notice to Victims of Miracle Cars Fraud:
If you purchased vehicles in the Miracle Cars fraud,
but did not receive a refund, we need the documentation relating
to your purchases to complete our victim database.
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We have just mailed out letters to victims for whom we did not have
documentation relating to vehicle purchases. If you receive such
a letter but have already submitted your documentation, you do not
need to do anything further. If there are any questions about what
you should do, please contact us by e-mail at estate.cars@usdoj.gov
or leaving a telephone message at (800) 733-6558, extension 4231.
Project Ceasefire
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Ceasefire Statistics for the Kansas City, Mo. metropolitan area,
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Releases reporting on individual Project Ceasefire cases
in the Kansas City, Mo. metropolitan area.
Task force targets northwest MO
Todd P. Graves, United States Attorney for the Western District
of Missouri, and Mark S. James, Special Agent in Charge of the Kansas
City Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms,
announce the creation of NITRO: a new law enforcement task force
in northwest Missouri.
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Daily Court Docket
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the daily docket for United States District Court, Western District
of Missouri. The docket for Kansas City, Springfield and Jefferson
City is usually posted in late afternoon for the next day's schedule.
2004 Annual Report
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annual report for the Western District of Missouri.
Crystal Kipper & Ali Kemp
Memorial Award
Platte County Sheriff Richard Anderson
and the Platte County Sheriff's Department are the first recipients
of the new award, presented during National Crime Victims' Rights
Week in recognition of an extra step taken to stop those who harm
or exploit children.
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USA Patriot Act
What is the Patriot Act, and how
effective has it been in defending
American life and liberty from
terrorist threats since
Sept. 11, 2001?
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Don't be a victim
Identity theft has been called the
fastest-growing crime in America.
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'Phantom Cattle' fraud
costs victims $160 million
Two defendants have been sentenced for working
together in the largest financial fraud ever prosecuted in the Western
District of Missouri. The $160 million "Phantom Cattle Scheme"
involved victims in several Midwestern states.
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‘Miracle Cars' scheme targeted churches,
religious groups
Four defendants have been sentenced in a multi-million
dollar scheme to defraud hundreds of buyers from across the nation.
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Ashcroft visits KC to launch
new initiative targeting
Internet crimes against children
U.S. Attorney Todd Graves welcomed U.S. Attorney
General John Ashcroft to Kansas City to
announce the launch of a new
initiative that targets Internet
crimes against children, such as
child pornography, and other
cyber crimes
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