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ICE’s top 5 news stories for the week ending Feb. 22, 2013

Feb. 20, 2013 — ICE and CBP announce charges linked to major commercial fraud enterprise

Five individuals and two domestic honey-processing companies have been charged with federal crimes in connection with a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)-led investigation surrounding illegal importations of honey from China. Full Story

Feb. 20, 2013 — ICE and Northern Virginia paving and trucking companies partner to protect the area’s lawful workforce

Two Northern Virginia companies are the newest members of the ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers (IMAGE) program, designed to encourage businesses to collaborate with ICE and use hiring best practices to ensure they are maintaining a lawful workforce. Full Story

Feb. 20, 2013 — Leader of drug trafficking organization convicted of racketeering, kidnapping and murder

A federal jury in Baltimore convicted a Jamaican woman for murder in aid of racketeering in connection with a conspiracy to distribute marijuana in five U.S. states and Jamaica, following an investigation conducted by HSI, the Baltimore County Police Department and the Anne Arundel County Police Department. Full Story

Feb. 19, 2013 — Kansas City man pleads guilty to interstate travel to have sex with a child

A Kansas City man, who was arrested on the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas in August, pleaded guilty in federal court to crossing state lines to have sex with a child. This latest guilty plea is part of an extensive international investigation into child sexual exploitation by HSI. Full Story

Feb. 19, 2013 — Maryland man sentenced to 27 years in prison for sexual bondage of a 15-year-old girl

A man from Parkville, Md., was sentenced to 27 years in prison, to be followed by a lifetime of supervised release, for conspiracy to produce child pornography and for transporting a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct. Full Story

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A Spanish doctor must pay $1,300 a month in child support, plus nearly $200K in damages, after botching a woman’s abortion.

A Spanish doctor was ordered to pay child support to a baby born after he bungled a woman’s abortion, a judge ruled this week in Palma, Spain.

The baby was born healthy after a full nine-month term despite the doctor’s performance of a surgical abortion to terminate the pregnancy, Spanish newspaper Diario de Mallorca reported Wednesday.

The boy is now 18 months old.

The mother, 24, didn’t find out the abortion had failed until three months later, at which point it was too late to repeat the procedure.

In the unprecedented case, Judge Francisco Perez ordered the gynecologist pay $1,300 a month until the child’s 26th birthday — plus another $189,000 for moral damages suffered by the young mother, Diario de Mallorca reports.

The woman’s lawyer, Eva Munar, said the ruling is fair for a case of medical negligence, according to The Guardian.

“There has never been a case like this before in Spain,” said Munar. “We don’t know if it has ever happened anywhere else in the world.”

According to the judge, the doctor’s mistake caused “irreversible” disruption and emotional damage to the woman, who expressed feelings of sadness and guilt, Diario de Mallorca reported.

The woman was seven weeks pregnant when she visited Emece clinic in Palma two years ago to terminate the pregnancy. When she returned to the clinic for a followup ultrasound two weeks later, the doctor who performed the abortion assured her the procedure had been successful, according to the account in the paper.

“The scan lasted three minutes and I was out again,” the mother said Thursday. “It was: ‘You are fine, off you go and carry on with your life as normal.’ ”

Three months later the woman went back to the clinic, thinking she must have become pregnant again, but a new ultrasound revealed that it was the same pregnancy.

At that point the woman was 22 weeks into the pregnancy, too far along to terminate it, the clinic told her.

The young mother told her parents about the pregnancy, which she had previously kept secret. She and her son now live with her parents.

“When I have to explain all this to him, I’ll try to make sure that he feels okay about it,” she said, according to The Guardian. “It was back then that he was not wanted, not now.”

The doctor and clinic are expected to appeal the decision, reports say.

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Bishop in TROUBLE for falling in LOVE with deacon’s wife

Bishop Tapiwa Freddy (29) who leads the Goodness and Mercy Ministries is at loggerheads with his friend and fellow church member, Deacon Brighton Kamwaza (36) from Southerton after he reportedly snatched his wife, a court was told.

The pair had an altercation over the issue forcing Brighton to attack his pastor leading to his arrest and subsequent appearance in court. For that reason Tapiwa dragged Brighton to Mbare magistrates’ court where he faced an assault charge.

He denied the allegations before magistrate Stanford Mambanje who remanded him out of custody to February 25 for his trial. The two parties are involved in a love triangle in which Brighton is alleging that Tapiwa snatched his wife.

State Counsel Hilda Varaidzo Huni prosecuting, alleges that on February 6, the two parties who have been good friends in Christ met at Tapiwa’s place of residence.

The state is alleging that at the height of the altercation, Brighton picked a stone and hit his rival on the forehead. As a result of the attack Tapiwa sustained a deep cut as evidenced by a medical affidavit which was obtained.

Allegations are that Brighton had a dispute with his wife and the pastor took advantage of the circumstances before ‘snatching’ the woman where he started renting a house for her somewhere else.

From that moment there was a rift between the parties. After the attack Tapiwa filed a police report leading to his friend’s arrest and appearance in court.