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In the 1990s, Operation Foulball in San Diego began uncovering widespread forgeries of baseball memorabilia. After the FBI became aware that a large forgery ring was operating, they launched a joint investigation with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Wayne Bray, a memorabilia shop owner, met master forger Gregory Marino in 1994.
Project Veritas is an American far-right [14] activist [15] group founded by James O'Keefe in 2010. [19] The group produces deceptively edited videos [13] of its undercover operations, [5] which use secret recordings [5] in an effort to discredit mainstream media organizations and progressive groups. [20] [21] Project Veritas also uses ...
Operation Sudden Fall was a 2008 joint operation between the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and San Diego State University (SDSU) campus police investigating drug abuse in the College Area of San Diego, California. It was the largest campus drug bust in San Diego County history and one of the largest college drug busts in U ...
All the dog wants is for someone to love her. But watching her wait has our heart in shreds. The Great Pyrenees puppy is such a cutie, but she hasn't found her forever home just yet. In the clip ...
So you're in your early 40s and your net worth is average — here are 5 steps to becoming a millennial millionaire
Homegrown Video was born out of the back room of a tiny mom and pop video store in San Diego, CA. The advancement of video cameras and VHS tapes allowed Greg Swaim, the store's owner, to begin filming real couples at his popular sex parties. Swaim called the videos “Homegrown Videos” and rented them at his shop. [3]
California state investigators searched the home of California utility regulator Michael Peevey and found handwritten notes that allegedly showed he had met with an Edison executive in Poland, where the two had negotiated the terms of the San Onofre settlement, leaving San Diego taxpayers with a $3.3 billion bill to pay for the closure of the ...
The ATF had planned their raid for Monday, March 1, 1993, with the code name "Showtime". [55] The ATF later claimed that the raid was moved up a day, to February 28, 1993, in response to the Waco Tribune-Herald ' s "The Sinful Messiah" series of articles (which the ATF had tried to prevent from being published). [44]