Tag: kansas_city_missouri
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Missouri Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Attempted Child Enticement
Tommie Earnest Giles, 53, of Missouri, received a 10-year prison sentence for attempting to meet a supposed 14-year-old for sex. He traveled to Kansas, only to be arrested by FBI agents posing as the minor in an undercover operation.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentFederal GovernmentSocial IssuesLegal Tommie Earnest GilesFBIChild EnticementUndercover OperationKansas City, MissouriProject Safe ChildhoodSocial Media
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Iowa Man Charged with Illicit Sexual Conduct and Child Pornography Offenses
An Iowa man faces federal charges in Kansas City, Missouri, for traveling to engage in illicit sexual conduct and possessing child pornography. Lyle M. Moser, 51, was intercepted by law enforcement, who found CSAM on his devices.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentFederal GovernmentLegalSocial IssuesEducation Lyle M. MoserChild Sexual Abuse MaterialChild ExploitationKansas City, MissouriFBIProject Safe ChildhoodCriminal Charges
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Former Pagan's Member Sentenced to 110 Months for Violent Assaults Against Rivals
Mark A. Cottman, a former Pagan's Motorcycle Club member, received 110 months in federal prison for two separate violent assaults against rival gang members in Missouri, involving a shooting and a severe beating.
Law EnforcementConflictLegalSocial Issues Mark A. CottmanPagan's Motorcycle ClubKansas City, MissouriAssaultRacketeeringFBIHomeland Security Task Force
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Mexican National Pleads Guilty to Aiding Designated Foreign Terrorist Cartel
Mexican national Jose C. Valencia-Soriano pleaded guilty to supporting Cárteles Unidos, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. He distributed methamphetamine in the U.S. to fund the cartel's weapons and fighters, facing up to 20 years in prison.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentConflictUSAMexico Jose C. Valencia-SorianoCárteles UnidosForeign Terrorist OrganizationDrug TraffickingKansas City, MissouriMethamphetamineHomeland Security Task ForceFBI
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Mexican National Pleads Guilty to Aiding Designated Foreign Terrorist Cartel
Mexican national Jose C. Valencia-Soriano pleaded guilty to supporting Cárteles Unidos, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. He distributed methamphetamine in the U.S. to fund the cartel's weapons and fighters, facing up to 20 years in prison.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentConflictUSAMexico Jose C. Valencia-SorianoCárteles UnidosForeign Terrorist OrganizationDrug TraffickingKansas City, MissouriMethamphetamineHomeland Security Task ForceFBI