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The alleged ringleaders were Wim Holleeder and Cor van Hout.
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Beate Zschaepe, one of the gang's ringleaders, was jailed for life.
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No ringleaders were produced on state television for a teary confession.
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But few are surprised that Lee is one of the ringleaders.
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He ordered nine students thought to be the ringleaders to be expelled.
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Anxious officials arrested ringleaders; censors scrubbed mentions of the protest from the internet.
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Their ringleaders also clearly have access to the internet beyond the Great Firewall.
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Some say these men were ringleaders that pressured many families into child marriage.
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McCune, Eubanks, Vanover, Buckhalter and Rogers are among those accused of being ringleaders.
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Tales abound of bloody turf wars, drive-by shootings and ringleaders with sinister nicknames.
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The police have detained two 26-year-old men suspected of serving as ringleaders.
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Police suspect El Bali of being one of the ringleaders behind the Verviers cell.
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Someone has accused NASA of being ringleaders of a child slave colony on Mars.
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If you're a white nationalist, it's that Jews are the ringleaders of the White Genocide.
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It dissipated, its ringleaders later arrested and jailed, without any democratic concessions from the government.
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Madrid responded by seizing control of the Catalan administration and putting the ringleaders on trial.
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Was America safer with me locked away, while the kingpins and ringleaders gain their freedom?
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of one of the robbery's ringleaders.
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Turkish officials have said dozens of suspected ringleaders of human trafficking networks have been arrested.
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One of their ringleaders Walter Jones, a Republican from North Carolina, also died this year.
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The four ringleaders pleaded guilty to the theft last year and are in jail awaiting sentencing.
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Police said the ringleaders had not yet appointed lawyers as the chargesheet was still being prepared.
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That led to a prosecutor's report, reviewed by Reuters, which named some of the smuggling ringleaders.
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Police identified the syndicate in January and launched a probe to identity the ringleaders and members.
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The three ringleaders of the gravitational-wave experiment, known as LIGO, Ronald P. Drever and Kip.
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And that's exactly how she keeps big stars coming back.) Ready to meet the (new) ringleaders?
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The money was routed through call centers in India back to the ringleaders in eight states.
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"All the Times people had to be available," said Christopher Cerf, one of the spoof's ringleaders.
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"All the Times people had to be available," said Christopher Cerf, one of the spoof's ringleaders.
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The group's two ringleaders, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, were executed by firing squad in 2015.
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Long prison terms, and death sentences for the ringleaders, are likely, if similar cases are a guide.
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"We regard these as the ringleaders," Rafael said during a visit to Pemba, the capital of Cabo Delgado.
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They have arrested scores of couriers or "mules", but said they needed India's help to arrest the ringleaders.
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It's then that Will puts it together that Fred owns the warehouse and is one of Cyclops's ringleaders.
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And when British Catholics plotted to dethrone Elizabeth, she had no problem sending the ringleaders to agonizing deaths.
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Perhaps it seemed like a tidy conclusion when two of the ringleaders were handed lengthy prison terms this week.
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Alexandre de Moraes, Brazil's justice minister, said the ringleaders of the Compaj massacre will be transferred to federal prisons.
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He executed some of the ringleaders and put ordinary killers through informal village courts that encouraged confession and contrition.
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The Guardian identifies 15-year-old Ryan Lambeth as one of the ringleaders of Isca Academy's schoolyard fashion show.
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The practice temporarily stopped in March after the Mexican Institute of Migration fired two officials identified as the ringleaders.
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Police are investigating whether 10 suspected ringleaders of the wave of attacks on Muslims had outside funding or foreign help.
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Dr. Steigman was one of the ringleaders of cosmology in an era in which astronomy and particle physics were merging.
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The Justice Department announced indictments against key ringleaders of the group, while the Treasury Department announced sanctions against Evil Corp.
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The ringleaders of this effort were not the rambunctious members of the House Freedom Caucus or anything close to that.
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Instead, the players are charged with filing fraudulent claims to the plan and, after being reimbursed, sending kickbacks to the ringleaders.
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The regime responded to previous protests with more patience, letting people vent for a few days before rounding up the ringleaders.
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While Deltour and Halet are accused of being the ringleaders behind the leak, journalist Perrin is alleged to have been their accomplice.
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Pavel would also email wish lists of expected company announcements to Arkadiy in Georgia and to the hackers via the Moscow ringleaders.
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"Of the eight main ringleaders, we have captured five, including their treasurer," El Salvador's Attorney General Douglas Meléndez told reporters on Thursday.
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He and his ex-supermodel partner, Dahlia Margolis, were ringleaders of a spy organization, IAGO, selling government secrets to the highest bidders.
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My first two months there, I was locked in a punishment cellblock known as "the hole" with three other ringleaders from Safford.
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Tim Ryan, one of the ringleaders of a letter vowing to block Pelosi, said she couldn't persuade him to change his mind.
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Lawyers for the victims point out that the ringleaders have denied from the start that there was a plan for a coup.
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The ringleaders offered an additional service: If parents paid yet more money they could make children believe their test scores were real.
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In order to have nearly 800 employees, the ringleaders must've put out ads for "investigations officers," targeted at people desperate for jobs.
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Two of the drone incident's ringleaders were linked to last year's attack on a military base in the city of Valencia, authorities added.
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That appears to be the current strategy as well, combined with hardline policing of any violent protests, and increased arrests of alleged ringleaders.
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This time, the police acted swiftly, arresting a pair of men accused of being ringleaders of the mob and pledging to investigate further.
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The ringleaders, identified by the court only as Timo S. and Patrick F., got 10 and nine-and-a-half-year terms respectively.
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The four ringleaders are in jail, awaiting sentencing in March, and in January, four other men were convicted of being involved in the burglary.
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While 23 members were taken into federal custody Wednesday—including suspected ringleaders Razhden Shulaya and Zurab Dzhanashvili—many are still reportedly on the loose.
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The government said last week that about 100 "ringleaders and masterminds" had been rounded up nationwide, and it indicated that more arrests were forthcoming.
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They're too popular, there are too many to replace, and if state officials try to jail a few ringleaders, that might spur new strikes.
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In the process, she and Hilton became the ringleaders of a growing set of mid-00s models, actresses, and socialites looking for their 15 minutes.
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The government, which has blamed the opposition for the unrest and vowed to punish the ringleaders, put the death toll at 32, including four officers.
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Three days after the women's detention, four North Koreans were named as ringleaders of the plot, all of whom left Malaysia soon after the murder.
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Sometime afterward, it turned into a manhunt: the enraged correction officers and troopers sought out those whom they thought of as ringleaders and executed them.
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At the end of February, it dismissed two officials — one in Reynosa and one in Matamoros — that many migrants told VICE News were the ringleaders.
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Mehr news agency also quoted a judiciary official as saying that several ringleaders of protests in Karaj, the fourth largest city in Iran, have been arrested.
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Shoemack thinks that someone involved in that particular theft sent warning ahead to the ringleaders in Casablanca, which is why the second bike's signal went dark.
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It boasts Ms Duterte-Carpio among its ringleaders and appears set on replicating the president's tested formula for success: taking local tactics to the national level.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about a new arrest tied to a $2800 million heist in Britain misspelled the name of one of the robbery's ringleaders.
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The senior police officers also said they had succeeded in arresting a number of alleged ringleaders with "snatch" operations assisted by the deployment of undercover police.
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The European allies — whose security was underwritten, and still is, by Washington's military protection — were the ringleaders of a relentless onslaught on the U.S. gold window.
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Alfredo's older brothers Arturo and Hector, the ringleaders of the cartel, retaliated with an all-out assault against Chapo, their childhood friend and a relative by marriage.
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Iermolovych denied knowing any of the traders and claimed to have only chatted with the Moscow ringleaders online, according to a source with knowledge of the investigation.
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Police said on Friday they were investigating whether 10 suspected ringleaders of a wave of attacks on Muslims by Sinhalese Buddhists had outside funding or foreign help.
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In July, police lodged a charge sheet against eight JMB members, including ringleaders Saddam Hossain and Masud Rana, who were said to be involved in Hoshi's killing.
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At least 1,000 people have been arrested in the biggest anti-government protests for nearly a decade, with the judiciary saying ringleaders could face the death penalty.
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Around 1,200 of those were described as ringleaders, the rest coordinators, suspects and bandits, in a statement by the government body formed to deal with the unrest.
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Bahrain executed three men on Saturday, including two Shiite activists for what officials called "terrorism crimes," in what was described as attacks orchestrated by Iran-based ringleaders.
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But two of the ringleaders of the squelched effort to depose Ms. Pelosi, Representatives Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Tim Ryan of Ohio, ultimately voted for her.
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Twenty-five individuals and groups have been named as defendants for allegedly terrorizing the residents of the city, including alleged white nationalist ringleaders Jason Kessler and Richard Spencer.
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Villagers in China often stage protests over land rights; local authorities usually deal with them either with force, or by promising concessions and then rounding up the ringleaders.
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Of the people now in custody — seven men ages 18 to 39, and one 27-year-old woman — two were said to be the ringleaders of the group.
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But given that official corruption is a crippling problem in Kenya, most analysts do not hold out much hope that any of the ringleaders will be seriously punished.
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"They tried to politicize it when they said we're thinking about retaliating against Ron Wyden because he has been one of the ringleaders of this," Wyden told Reuters.
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Supervisors may humiliate employees in front of their peers; paychecks may arrive late or not at all; ringleaders may spend so freely that they attract tax officials' gaze.
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Sophomore Jarrett Culver, one of the ringleaders from an Elite Eight team in 2018, led the Red Raiders with 16 points as they blew open a reasonably close game.
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Sri Lankan police on Friday said they were investigating whether 10 suspected ringleaders of a wave of attacks on Muslims by Sinhalese Buddhists had outside funding or foreign help.
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The name — used by some of the ringleaders, may be an allusion to Basil Brush, a beloved glove puppet and mischievous red fox on a British children's television series.
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The ringleaders were arrested a year ago, but the Chinese press only recently began to pay attention to the story, which has caused a furore on Chinese social media.
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Sarah Abdeslam, one of the alleged ringleaders of November's terrorist attack on Paris, has also said that he voluntarily chose not to blow himself up, according to The Guardian.
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White residents imagined a plot among slaves was unfolding, so they hanged or burned dozens of people, including four poor whites they believed were the ringleaders of the conspiracy.
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Protected by ringleaders with political connections, the ruse has ballooned in size, he said, slowly normalizing a practice that has jeopardized the tourism jobs of thousands of honest locals.
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Those sentenced included the accused ringleaders — generals and other military officers who seized control of the General Staff headquarters on the night of the coup and took prisoner Gen.
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The occupation ended with the fatal shooting of one of the militiamen and the arrests of the Bundy brothers and other ringleaders at an FBI roadblock near the wildlife refuge.
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A key component to the scheme was the five 911 operators and an active police officer, Yanaris Deleon, who provided victims' confidential contact information to the scheme's ringleaders, prosecutors said.
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NBA YoungBoy has been one of the young ringleaders on that front this past year, with many of his standout songs on AI YoungBoy feeling more like ballads than bangers.
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And although draft resisters expected to be arrested and prosecuted, Attorney General Ramsey Clark surprised them by indicting only a handful of ringleaders, including the famed pediatrician Dr. Benjamin Spock.
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The scam, active from 2012 to 2016, involved callers posing as I.R.S. or immigration officials, and routed money through call centers in India back to ringleaders in eight U.S. states.
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In the photos, both Jackman and Efron dressed up like circus ringleaders while the Spider-Man: Homecoming actress wore a candy pink wig with a ruffled purple leotard and matching cape.
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"What you are seeing happening is a level of frustration that is just boiling over," said Representative Joseph Crowley of New York, one of the ringleaders of the Democratic floor revolt.
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Brian Reader, the oldest at 76 and one of the ringleaders, got to the scene of the crime on a bus using his senior citizen pass entitling him to free travel.
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Hamid Shahriari, the deputy head of the Judiciary said that all ringleaders of the protests had been identified and arrested, and they would be firmly punished and might face capital punishment.
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The ringleaders were the mezzo-soprano Susan Graham and the tenor Paul Groves, who had spent the day rehearsing Lehar's "The Merry Widow," which runs at the Met through Jan. 11.
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Ghazanfarabadi said the detainees will be soon put on trial and the ringleaders would face serious charges including "moharebeh" — an Islamic term meaning warring against God — which carries the death penalty.
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Ghazanfarabadi said the detainees will be soon put on trial and the ringleaders would face serious charges including "moharebeh" -- an Islamic term meaning warring against God -- which carries the death penalty.
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Prosecutors said some of the players acted as "ringleaders" in the scheme and recruited other former footballers, who paid them kickbacks and bribes out of some of the fraudulently obtained reimbursements.
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One of the scheme's alleged ringleaders, William Rick Singer, would take "staged photographs" of children playing sports — and even photoshopped their faces onto the pictures of other athletes, according to prosecutors.
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An intractable anti-government ideologue, Mulvaney is one of the ringleaders behind years of Washington dysfunction, which is why he has no business directing the agency responsible for keeping our government working.
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Yet on this occasion, the men living in the house - both new arrivals to the country - said they were not victims of abuse and described the suspected ringleaders as relatives or friends.
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But now, the conservative ringleaders are asking their most powerful ally to step in — and in Trump, who has long blasted the Justice Department's Russia investigation, they could have a sympathetic ear.
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The ringleaders of the alt-right know perfectly well that its existence is utterly dependent on an ability to leverage social-media outlets and other—decidedly less mainstream—platforms on the internet.
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The ads featured a meme of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis denouncing the shadowy groups and asking everyone to send information on the anonymous ringleaders to Mr. Wylde, so he could out them.
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Reuters has identified the owners of the doomed ship and the ringleaders of the voyage, as well as the people-brokers who assembled the migrants in Cairo and Alexandria and took their money.
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The two ringleaders — Ivan Turchynov and Oleksandr Ieremenko — developed a "secret web-based location" to send the purloined information to traders in numerous countries, including Russia, France and the U.S., the SEC said.
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As the judge read out their sentences, the three ringleaders, several of them using electronic hearing aids, were individually asked to stand up in a glass enclosure at the back of the court.
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When there is going to be such a widely available interview with attention given to one of the hoaxer ringleaders, it is going to unleash the trolls on us tenfold all over again.
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Industry officials said law enforcement officials would find it difficult to catch the ringleaders, mostly because such cyberattacks are borderless crimes in which the attackers hide behind complex technologies that mask their identities.
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A court in the central English city of Birmingham sentenced three of the ringleaders for forced labor offences, money laundering and involvement in human trafficking on Friday, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.
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Reuters has identified the owners of the doomed ship and the ringleaders of the voyage, as well as the alleged people-brokers who assembled the migrants in Cairo and Alexandria and took their money.
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But the people-smuggler said Yehia sold the ship in March to two men he identified as the ringleaders of the April voyage: Bougy, the smuggler from Alexandria, and his partner, Ahmed Obeid, 893.
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Prosecutors said that the ringleaders — Daniel Jones, 61; Terrence Perkins, 67; John Collins, 75; and Brian Reader; 77 — had received an estimated £13.7 million from the burglary, but only £4.3 million has been recovered.
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The ringleaders of late 00s emo were fronted by iconic, hair dye-wielding singer Gerard Way—a camp, glam-gone-gothic figure who could switch from whispered confessions to blood-curdling howls in seconds.
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He also said 280 people have been arrested so far and the police have been able to find seven petrol bombs from the information supplied by some of those among the 10 arrested ringleaders.
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KANDY/COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Sri Lankan police said on Friday they were investigating whether 53 suspected ringleaders of a wave of attacks on Muslims by Sinhalese Buddhists had outside funding or foreign help.
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The ringleaders, Anthony Zottola and Mr. Shelton, rehashed each attempted hit and planned new strategies in text messages, using a thinly veiled code meant to sound as if they were discussing shooting a film.
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A court in the Hungarian town of Kecskemét handed down 25-year sentences to four men believed to be the gang's ringleaders Thursday, stopping short of the life sentences without parole demanded by the prosecution.
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Authorities had been unable to find Salah Abdeslam, one of the Paris ringleaders and described as one of Europe's most wanted men, until a breakthrough led them to a Brussels apartment where he was arrested Friday.
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Parvez is not alone: in jail is moderate separatist leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, while hundreds more suspected protest ringleaders have been detained over the past month in raids on towns and villages across the Kashmir Valley.
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In the worst unrest in the disputed Himalayan region for six years, more than 80 civilians have been killed and thousands wounded, a widespread curfew is in place and suspected ringleaders are being held without charge.
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Only a small minority of people face strict punishment, such as ringleaders of terror groups, while those influenced by extremist thinking receive education and training to teach them the error of their ways, the paper said.
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During the 2018 trial, prosecutors cast Bittar and Moryoussef as the ringleaders of an international interbank scam in which the banks submitting current rates were asked to nudge them up or down to bolster trading books.
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"He and Cory, they were kind of ringleaders for humor when they were together when everyone was sitting in our little canvas back chairs waiting for the next time we were going to shoot something," Ellis says.
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According to the Philippine News Agency, the woman was able to identify 14 of her alleged kidnappers, including three men accused of being ringleaders -- Malaysians Ng Yu Meng and Goh Kok Keong and Chinese national Zhang Fuxing.
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Instead many of the commanders, police officers, detectives and death squads simply traded one type of power for another, becoming ringleaders in money laundering, human smuggling and extortion, along with the drug trade that has devastated Guatemala.
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That changed Tuesday night when the ringleaders, the Bundy brothers, Ammon and Ryan, were among eight arrested, and a leading protester, LaVoy Finicum, 54, was shot dead by the authorities during a traffic stop on a rural road.
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Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, the alleged ringleaders, were executed by firing squad in April 2015 despite pleas for mercy from their families, who said the two men had been "fully rehabilitated" after almost a decade in prison.
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Police, who described the pyramid-style scheme as one of India's biggest ever, said they had arrested three ringleaders on the outskirts of New Delhi, the capital, and seized more than 5 billion rupees ($74 million) from bank accounts.
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The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said it had brought the men to trial after the ringleaders - two brothers and former directors of Solar Energy Savings Limited - were caught during a routine police traffic stop after seven months on the run.
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The prosecutor's statement, which did not identify any of the men, said two of them were convicted for crimes including using an assault rifle to kill a police officer in 2017, in attacks orchestrated by what it called Iran-based ringleaders.
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Upton, who's served in the House since 1987, later blasted the administration's family-separation policy as "ugly and inhumane" and was one of the GOP ringleaders pushing to force a House vote on legislation shielding young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Musa Ghazanfarabadi, the head of Iran's Revolutionary Court, said that some protest ringleaders could be charged with "muharabeh" -- taking up arms against the state -- and accused them of being connected with foreign intelligence agencies, the semi-official Tasnim news reports.
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The 10 ringleaders of the so-called "ultras" groups of organised fans, notorious for violence and racism, are among 37 accused of threatening to cause riots and chant racist abuse unless the club gave them free tickets to be re-sold.
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Now, the mystery of Basil's identity has taken a twist after one of the four ringleaders of the theft, Daniel Jones, 60, wrote a letter to Sky News saying that Basil was a former police officer who was involved in private security.
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A loan sharking syndicate that lent HK$210 million to Filipino domestic helpers in Hong Kong at interest rates of up to 25 per cent a year has been broken by police following the arrest of two suspected ringleaders and eight members.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Mozambique's security forces have identified six men they regard as the ringleaders of a nascent Islamist insurgency that has killed over 100 people in the north, and called on local people to help capture them, news agency Lusa reported on Monday.
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"They actually did a good job of cracking down in December against ISIS ringleaders and crews that were reported to be plotting widespread attacks geared toward Christmas and New Year's," noted Jonah Blank, senior political scientist at researcher Rand, on CNBC's The Rundown.
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More than 100 of those indicted in the scheme have pleaded guilty, including four ringleaders who admitted that they coached officers and firefighters to mimic the symptoms of post-traumatic stress in order to convince the government to grant them disability benefits.
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In a case that prosecutors have called the largest burglary in English history, three of the ringleaders — Daniel Jones, 2500; Terrence Perkins, 67; and John Collins, 75 — were each sentenced to seven years in prison on Wednesday at a court in southeast London.
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"A total of 1,120 ringleaders of violence that led to the destruction of infrastructure and property in West Arsi and Shashemene have been apprehended," the government body known as the Command Post said, referring to areas in Oromiya region, south of the capital.
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The New Day, who had spent the better part of a month acting as heelish ringleaders of the Smackdown "invasions" of Raw, were facing the Shield, who were reuniting in what announcers assured us was one of the mostly hotly anticipated reunions of all time.
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The comedy ringleaders Judd Apatow and Conan O'Brien revere "SCTV," and the host for Sunday's event, Mr. Kimmel, said he grew up in Las Vegas watching it on a black-and-white TV. "In my bedroom it was No. 1," he told the crowd.
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It took a retired former vice president of the ECB to tell the Germans — ringleaders of trade and budget surplus countries — that their refusal to use fiscal policies to stimulate the euro area economy forced the monetary authorities to maintain exceptionally easy credit conditions.
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Nearly 100 police officers and civilians have been convicted to date in connection to the case, and the trial of 31 alleged ringleaders — a group that includes senior officers and former finance directors of the force — is scheduled to begin in a few months.
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Joseph Esposito, another former officer and one of the four principal defendants in the case, testified under a cooperation agreement, describing how the ringleaders had recruited former officers like Mr. Hurley, taught them to feign symptoms in meetings with psychiatrists and coached them to lie on applications.
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Last May, a court in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang held trials of two defendants accused of taking part in a phone-fraud scheme based in Kenya that had been orchestrated by Taiwanese ringleaders using mainland Chinese recruits, a Chinese newspaper reported at the time.
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Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur Moulton2020 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment MORE (Mass.), one of the ringleaders who organized a conference call Tuesday morning to talk about the tentative agreement; Rep.
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A third member is cooperating with state law enforcement, but their name has not been revealed, and the FBI describes two other ringleaders as foreign nationals living outside the US. The FBI loosely linked Kelley to Atomwaffen and noted pervasive racist chatter in the IRC channel he frequented.
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Telegram may be a safe harbor for far-right extremists for the time being, but some of its ringleaders are skeptical it'll last — and are telling their followers that if they want to be resilient, they need a contingency plan, in the event that they're cut off from the app.
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But alongside those it has deemed the ringleaders, the Turkish government also rounded up tens of thousands of servicemen, from top commanders and special forces members to cadets and police officers in the military bases and units involved in clashes all over the country on the night of the coup attempt.
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READ: A lit fuse – how a far-right terror group's bombing campaign unleashed something sinister in a small German town The group's ringleaders, 29-year-old bus driver Timo Schulz, and 26-year-old pizza delivery man Patrick Festing, were handed the heaviest sentences, receiving 10 and nine ½ years in jail respectively.
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Jordan had been one of the Freedom ringleaders who pressured then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) to resign in 2015, making Jordan persona non grata to some GOP colleagues.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), the ringleaders of the anti-Pelosi insurgency in the House, met with the California Democrat just ahead of the Democratic caucus's leadership elections Wednesday.
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In a case against four of the ringleaders that took four months to present in 2006, the government played tape-recorded phone calls and videos and exhibited a coded message, written in urine, that declared war in 1997 against an African-American rival gang, the D.C. Blacks, in the federal prison in Lewisburg, Pa. The battle left two members of the D.C. Blacks dead.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged 85033 people in the scheme, including two Ukrainian men who are accused of hacking the newswire services before feeding the information to at least 30 other people inside and outside the U.S. The two hackers who were the ringleaders of the scheme — Ivan Turchynov and Oleksandr Ieremenko — developed a "secret web-based location" to send the purloined information to traders in numerous countries, including Russia, France and the U.S., the SEC said.
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