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September 17, 1994 - Court Ordered Embargo of a Menudo Concert by Puerto Rico Court Marshalls.
Teleonce Television News Coverage of the confiscation of money and merchandise as ordered by the Superior Court of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The order was a result of a $250,000.00 dollar judgement against Menudo and it's management by former music producer of the band Pedro "Papo" Gely.September 17, 1994 - Court Ordered Embargo of a Menudo Concert by Puerto Rico Court... more
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A man (Juan Martinez Matos, 26) accused of decapitating a gay teenager (19-year-old college student Jorge Steven Lopez Mercado) and burning his body pleaded guilty to first-degree murder on Wednesday and was sentenced to 99 years in prison.
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http://www.365gay.com/news/puerto-rican-pleads-guilty-in-killing-of-gay-teen/A man (Juan Martinez Matos, 26) accused of decapitating a gay teenager (19-year-old... more
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Diplomatic Security Arrests a U.S. Postal Worker for Embezzling Passport Application Fees
January 30, 2009
Diplomatic Security
Washington, DC
Arnaldo Cortes-Mestres Arrested in Puerto Rico
Special agents from the U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), in conjunction with the United States Postal Service Office of Inspector General (OIG), arrested United States Postal Worker Arnaldo Cortes-Mestres in Puerto Rico on January 22, 2009, for the embezzlement of passport application fees.
According to the U.S. Postal Service OIG, from May 22 to July 27, 2007, while working as a postal clerk in the branch in Cabo Rojo, Arnaldo Cortes-Mestres received more than forty U.S. passport applications and renewals, along with the required processing fees totaling over $6,000. He is accused of converting those funds for his own use or exchanging that money for other funds or property without authorization. The U.S. Postal Service OIG says Cortes-Mestres failed to account for and turn over those funds to proper officers.Diplomatic Security Arrests a U.S. Postal Worker for Embezzling Passport Application... more
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First off, I loved San Juan. To me, San Juan has so many great things about that I would hate to have it all squeezed in in one place, I will have more on San Juan, Puerto Rico on ITKT soon. Right now, I want to focus on a specific part of my trip. The place where I laid my head, had breakfast, dinner, enjoyed some great San Juan skylines and used as my hub for traveling the city, the San Juan Marriott. I met with the big cheese at the San Juan Marriott, Julian Cable-Treadwell for the In The Know perspective on San Juan and the Marriott.First off, I loved San Juan. To me, San Juan has so many great things about that I... more
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