Judge imposes 78-month sentence on Indiana woman who helped ISIS
A federal judge imprisoned an Indiana woman who helped fund a Middle East terrorist organization and put her husband on the front line of war torn Syria.
A federal judge imprisoned an Indiana woman who helped fund a Middle East terrorist organization and put her husband on the front line of war torn Syria.
Samantha Marie Elhassani, 35, was sentenced to 78 months in prison and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty last year.
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The effects of racism in the workplace will be examined in a webinar offered by South Suburban College’s Business and Career Institute.
Valparaiso is scheduled to host Mishawaka in a Class 5A football regional Friday, but at the moment the Cavemen are on hold.
Homicide investigators responded to the call shortly before 3:30 p.m. No information about the victim has been released.
Curtis Jones, who now is living and working in Florida, is accused of injuring his then-7-month-old son July 24, 2016, and is charged with felony counts of battery resulting in serious bodily injury to a person less than 14 years…
New deaths included two in LaPorte County and one each in Lake and Porter counties, state and local health departments reported.
Per the lawsuit, the special education student was sexually assaulted multiple times by fellow students.