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Cape Girardeau attorney pleads guilty to stealing 
A Cape Girardeau attorney who admitted to taking $325,000 from a client’s trust account pleaded guilty Monday to a stealing charge.
Continue reading...Former prosecutor loses license
13. July 2010
A former Ballwin city prosecutor who pleaded guilty to child pornography possession has officially lost his license to practice law.
Continue reading...Man accused of offering fake Cardinals tickets pleads guilty
17. June 2010
Baseball fans in Cardinal Nation can rest easier now.
Continue reading...Corrections officer sentenced for attempted drug smuggling
14. May 2010
A St. Louis City Justice Center corrections officer was sentenced today to 30 months in prison for attempting to smuggle heroin into the jail.
Continue reading...City clerk admits to embezzling $120,000
4. May 2010
A former city clerk for the northwest Missouri town of Callao pleaded guilty today to embezzling $120,000 in city funds over four years.
Continue reading...Stinson lawyer pleads guilty to possessing child porn
2. April 2010
Stinson Morrison Hecker lawyer Larry Bauer has pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography.
Continue reading...Union president pleads guilty to bribery
4. March 2010
A labor union president pleaded guilty today to bribery after allegedly taking $20,000 from a St. Louis attorney who was helping in a federal investigation. Edward W. Rodzwicz, the president of the Brotherhood of the Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, pleaded guilty to one felony count of bribery and one felony count of the use of interstate [...]
Continue reading...KV Pharmaceuticals subsidiary pleads guilty
2. March 2010
A subsidiary of St. Louis-based pharmaceutical company pleaded guilty today to two federal felony charges of failing to promptly inform federal agencies of drug manufacturing problems involving oversized tablets of two drugs. KV Pharmaceuticals announced last week that its subsidiary – Ethex Corp. – would plead guilty to charges related to failure to inform the public [...]
Continue reading...Man sentenced for defrauding nuns
17. February 2010
A St. Louis man was sentenced today for defrauding roughly $510,000 from a religious and charitable organization. The U.S. Attorney’s office in St. Louis announced that Paul Steven Murphy was sentenced to 46 months in prison for a scheme involving the School Sisters of Notre Dame. According to a press release, Murphy – whose job involved [...]
Continue reading...Attorney pleads guilty to child porn charges
8. February 2010
Municipal law attorney and former Ballwin city prosecutor pleaded guilty today to possessing child pornography. George Richard “Dick” Fox is facing a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine up to $250,000. Fox was an attorney with Curtis, Heinz, Garrett & O’Keefe until he resigned in August. Fox also resigned as Ballwin’s prosecutor [...]
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30. August 2010
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