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BIZARRE: Gang CHOPS off man’s PRIVATE PARTS in Kwal – A 63 year old man has been admitted at a hospital in Mombasa after a gang attacked him on Tuesday night and chopped off his manhood.

Ali Abdala is now admitted at the Coast General Hospital after he was attacked by unknown men who requested to be shown the way.

According to his wife, the two men approached her husband and requested to be shown the way to the village elder. They claimed that they had lost two of their cows and wanted to report the matter to the village elder. They even asked them whether they had seen any stray cows.

Abdala offered to take them to the village elder’s house which is not far from his’. But along the way the men turned violent and attacked him. They beat him mercilessly and chopped of his b*lls before running away with them.

Abdala was rescued by passersby who found him unconscious and bleeding profusely. They took him to the hospital where he is currently admitted in critical condition.

Doctors said that the men disappeared with his manhood and efforts to trace them have since borne no fruit.

Alabama Woman Pleads Guilty for Involvement in a Large Scale Stolen Identity Refund Fraud
Tracey Montgomery, of Montgomery County, Ala., pleaded guilty today in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama to her role in a large scale stolen identity refund fraud, the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced today.

On April 17, 2013, a federal grand jury in Montgomery, Ala., indicted Montgomery on conspiracy and theft of government money charges. According to court documents, Montgomery opened two bank accounts which were used to receive deposits of fraudulent tax refunds. Between August 2009 and February 2011, at least six false federal income tax refunds totaling approximately $49,221 were directed to Montgomery’s bank accounts. Montgomery was able to withdraw the false tax refund money before the IRS caught her. The overall scheme Montgomery participated in is alleged to have involved over $500,000 in false refunds. As a result of her plea, Montgomery faces a maximum potential sentence of 10 years in prison.

This case was investigated by special agents of IRS – Criminal Investigation. Trial Attorneys Charles M. Edgar Jr., Michael Boteler, and Greg Bailey of the Justice Department’s Tax Division are prosecuting the case with the assistance from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Alabama and, in particular, Assistant U.S. Attorney Todd Brown.

Mississippi Laboratory Operator Found Guilty of Falsifying Records on Industrial Wastewater
The owner and sole operator of an environmental laboratory was found guilty yesterday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi of all counts of a federal indictment charging falsification of records and obstructing a federal criminal investigation, announced Assistant Attorney General Ignacia S. Moreno of the Justice Department’s Environment and Natural Resources Division and the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Mississippi Gregory K. Davis.

Tennie White, owner, operator and manager of Mississippi Environmental Analytical Laboratories Inc., was charged in a three-count felony indictment with two false statements counts and one count of obstructing proceedings. The jury found the White guilty of all counts after an eight day trial before U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate at the federal courthouse in Jackson, Miss.

“Our environmental regulatory system depends on the self-reporting of accurate information, including what is being released into the environment. When laboratories who are paid to test and report samples of what is being discharged into our nation’s waters fabricate results and lie to investigators, they will be prosecuted,” said U.S. Attorney Davis.

“Americans expect their public water supply to be clean and safe to use,” said Maureen O’Mara, Special Agent in Charge of EPA’s criminal enforcement program in Mississippi. “In order to safeguard public health it is absolutely essential that governments receive accurate test results and measurements. Violators who submit false reports undermine our efforts to protect the public and the environment. Today’s guilty verdict by a jury demonstrates that the American people will not tolerate laboratories and their managers who place the public at risk by knowingly falsifying test results.”

As describe in the indictment, White was hired to perform laboratory testing of a manufacturer’s industrial process waste water samples and then to use those results to complete monthly discharge monitoring reports for submission to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. The indictment alleged that from October to December 2008 White created three discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) that falsely represented that laboratory testing had been performed on samples when, in fact, such testing had not been done. The indictment further alleged that White created a fictitious laboratory report and presented it to her client for use in preparing another DMR for January 2009. The indictment also alleged that White made false statements to a federal agent during a subsequent criminal investigation.

Sentencing has been scheduled for Aug. 8, 2013 in federal court in Jackson. For the false statements charges, the defendant is facing a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine per count. The obstructing proceedings charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

The case was prosecuted by Trial Attorney Richard J. Powers of the Environmental Crimes Section of the Justice Department’s Environment and Natural Resources Division, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Gaines Cleveland of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Mississippi.