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Duah said her son had a job and was doing well, though she declined to offer specifics. He was supposed to enter a treatment clinic on Monday but never made it, she said. Hunter was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and served seven years in state prison, records show. Ephraim Matthew Hunter, 29, was arrested on suspicion of breaking into the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass early Sunday.
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On June 9, 2023, the BOP California staff members confirmed their approval of Galanis’ home confinement in an email to FPC Pensacola. Then on June 12, 2023, the Committee on Oversight and Accountability announced that they were issuing a subpoena to Galanis’s co-conspirator Devon Archer relating to its inquiry into President Joe Biden's business dealings. The following day after the committee announced it would subpoena Archer, Galanis’ home confinement approval was reversed. Galanis and his attorney, Mark Paoletta, understood from a former high-ranking BOP official that the SDNY prosecutors aggressively interacted with the BOP staff to oppose his release. Galanis and Paoletta believe that the home confinement was denied as a result of this intervention, and now Jordan / Comer want more information.
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Politico reports – and the Times denies – changes in coverage due to ire over not getting a one-on-one interview with the president. Gascón announced the filing of felony charges against suspect Ephraim Matthew Hunter, 29, of Los Angeles that could land him more than 13 years in prison if convicted. A suspect was arrested after allegedly breaking into the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass early Sunday morning, the Los Angeles Police Department said. "Anytime you have a break in at a residence of note, in this case the mayor's residence or even just a very high-profile person, you kind of (question) is the security system up to snuff?" Thomas said. "Mayor Bass and her family were not injured and are safe," according to a statement from Deputy Mayor Zach Seidl.
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Hunter allegedly shattered the rear glass door at the official mayoral residence, cutting himself with glass in the process and leaving bloodstains throughout the house, the DA said. Then, he visits the local law enforcement office and explains what he’s doing. That way, if there’s a hostile situation, police officers know his specific plans and intentions. Besides adverse possession, a rarely seen process in which a person can obtain a property after openly living there and paying property taxes for five years, there are no true “squatter’s rights,” Martinez said. Trespassing is illegal, and squatters cannot legally live in a home. A woman reached out about renting it — offering repairs for free rent, since she had no money — but Shelton declined.
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The squatter was out before they could even share breakfast together. Hunter was previously arrested in 2015 after four men beat another man up with a hammer during a violent early morning attack in Millis, Massachusetts, appropriately 19 miles from Boston, according to CBS Boston. Hunter “jumped over the fence quickly, and was able to break in through the back of the house.
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The safety and security of all residents, including public officials, remain paramount in our community,” District Attorney George Gascón said in the press release. Irving Boulevard in the Windsor Square district of Hancock Park, has been the official residence of the Los Angeles Mayor since 1977. Bass and her family have lived in the home since early 2023 after she was elected to the position. The Los Angeles Police Department responded and took a suspect into custody with out incident. The investigation is ongoing, and no additional information is available at this time.
I accepted that I committed these crimes, and I deserved a lengthy sentence for my conduct, even offering from the time of my plea to provide prosecutors at the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York with any information that would assist in the thorough disclosure of the fraudulent conduct of all parties. The offer was rejected,” accordion to a transcript of Galanis’ interview. This struck Galanis and his attorneys as odd since there was information that they believed could not only implicate others, but could also possibly lead to a reduction in sentence for Galanis if the information led to indictments.
Police responded quickly after the glass was broken and took him into custody within minutes. He declined to provide details, including whether the suspect intended to harm the mayor. Sunday evening, LAPD identified the suspect as Ephraim Matthew Hunter, 29, of Los Angeles. Although all that wood is dark, the house is surprisingly bright, with natural light flowing through windows overlooking the garden for a classic California indoor-outdoor feeling.
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That consent can be as formal as a written lease or as casual as a verbal agreement. Even if a tenant stops paying rent, they still have protections, and landlords have to go through an official eviction process, which can take weeks or months. People were charged with offenses related to arson and explosives, assaulting law enforcement officers and damaging federal property, according to the department’s statement. LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- An intruder was arrested after breaking in to the Los Angeles mayor's official residence early Sunday morning, officials say.
Glaser has posters from Hunter’s Hollywood days and other movie memorabilia in his bedroom, but you won’t find such pieces elsewhere in the house. At times the outdoorsman’s world collides with Hunter’s life as a devout Catholic, a faith that permeates the house, though not always in austere ways. “The Mayor is grateful to LAPD for responding and arresting the suspect,” the statement said. The Mayor’s office released a statement about the break-in at the property. Norfolk County, Massachusetts prosecutors confirmed that the man under arrest was previously sentenced to 5 to 7 years in prison in Massachusetts in an assault case. Hunter pleaded not guilty to, but was later convicted of, attempted murder, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, kidnapping, possession of a class A drug (heroin) and armed robbery in the March 2015 crime.
Sunday’s burglary is the second time in the last two years Bass was the victim of a home break in. Hunter was charged with felony first-degree residential burglary with a person present and vandalism of $400 or more in damage or destruction of property, both felonies. Hunter, 29, was bloodied after allegedly breaking the rear door, causing between $5,000 and $10,000 worth of damage, the LA District Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday. The burglar who “targeted” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ home during an early morning burglary over the weekend is a career criminal who was previously convicted in a brutal beating in Massachusetts. On Sunday, her office released a short description of what occurred.
TANNED and fit, Tab Hunter walks down the red brick steps of his Montecito house with the same self-effacing smile that made him a movie star 50 years ago in “Battle Cry” and “Damn Yankees! ” The house that lies beyond looks like some classic Hollywood throwback too, the black-and-white marble entry yielding to a view of the garden, blue agapanthus and stately oaks peering through the windows. The scene is a reminder that once upon a time houses weren’t built to the lot line, that when newcomers first flocked to Southern California, they sought sunshine and breathing room. Shelton, a single father with five kids, two living at home, doesn’t want to hunt squatters forever, but demand has been overwhelming.
The DA has barred prosecutors from pursuing advanced punishments for gang members and has enacted a series of criminal justice directives since taking office in 2020 that have drawn scorn from opponents and many in law enforcement. The two thieves, Patricio Munoz and Juan Espinoza, pleaded no contest to burglary and grand theft and were sentenced to two years and 32 months in prison, respectively. If convicted Hunter faces a maximum of 13 years and 4 months in prison. “My son is losing his mind,” Hunter’s mother Josephine Duah told the Daily Mail. “He thought people were chasing him and he ran into that house randomly. “I’m profoundly relieved that Mayor Karen Bass and her family emerged unharmed in this recent home break-in.
For those who don’t, he uploads their picture onto his website and their interaction onto YouTube and Instagram. He’s currently building a database of confirmed squatters so landlords can avoid renting to them in the future. Although every case is different, there’s generally an easy way and a hard way to remove a squatter. Shelton sometimes works solo, and if he does need help, he has a strict screening process for those who want to join an operation.
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