Adult Murder Charges Dismissed and Life in Prison Avoided

We are very pleased his case will be tried in an appropriate court for his age.

STOCKTON, Calif. (PRWEB)
December 31, 2021

The Rosenfeld Law Firm announced today that Case # CR-2021-2293, involving a client potentially facing adult murder charges, has been remanded to juvenile court. According to the San Joaquin County Superior Court, Mr. Folkes was originally charged with murder and potentially faced life in prison. California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld argued that Mr. Folkes’s young age should preclude him from facing adult murder charges. Despite objections made by the prosecution regarding the seriousness of the offense, the Court agreed with Rosenfeld that the case be adjudicated by juvenile court. Should Mr. Folkes be found guilty of murder by the juvenile court, he will face a disposition of being committed to a juvenile facility until the age of 25.

Rosenfeld said that the decision by the court to remand the case to juvenile court came as a profound relief for Mr. Folkes.

“Had the case remained in superior court, we’re seeing a young man looking at spending the rest of his life in prison,” said Rosenfeld. “We’re very pleased his case will be tried in an appropriate court for his age.”

About The Rosenfeld Law Firm

With offices in Sacramento and San Jose, The Rosenfeld Law Firm provides aggressive defense of a wide range of high-profile criminal defense cases. California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld defends such cases as first-degree murder and sex offense cases, and also provides DUI defense. In addition to mental health criminal defense, The Rosenfeld Law Firm also practices federal criminal defense and juvenile defense, as well as appellate law and prison law. As a skilled criminal law commentator, Rosenfeld makes regular appearances on KTXL TV and FOX40’s Ask An Attorney. Rosenfeld was named 2020 Litigator of the Year by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers. For more information, please contact Ken Rosenfeld directly at (916) 447-2070, or visit https://www.therosenfeldlawfirm.com/contact/.

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Ken Rosenfeld is a 2021 Lawyer of Distinction

“It’s an honor to receive membership to Lawyers of Distinction,” said Rosenfeld, who earlier this year was named to the 2021 list of Super Lawyers in California. “At The Rosenfeld Law Firm we always aim for excellence, so being recognized in this way is really thrilling.”

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (PRWEB)
December 17, 2021

The Rosenfeld Law Firm announces that California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld has been named a member of the 2021 Lawyers of Distinction for criminal defense law. The recognition follows a review and vetting process that evaluates professional acumen, experience, reputation, and disciplinary history to identify and acknowledge lawyers who demonstrate excellence in the practice of law.

Candidacy for Lawyers of Distinction begins with nomination by a fellow attorney or by the Lawyers of Distinction Selection Committee. Once a lawyer enters the candidate pool, Lawyers of Distinction then utilizes provisional patent #62/743,254 to select professionals based upon verifiable objective criteria such as:

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  Case Results
• Honors and Awards
• Verdicts and Settlements
• Special Certifications
• Pro Bono and Community Service
• Educational Background
• Google and AVVO Reviews
• Legal Experience
• Professional Activities
• Lectures, Writings, and Publications

The platform generates a numerical score of 1 to 5 for each of the above factors. Once a final score is generated, a background check and ethics review covering the ten years prior to nomination is performed before membership is confirmed.

Having been Selected as a 2021 Lawyer of Distinction, Rosenfeld has been recognized by the organization for his distinctive performance in criminal defense law. As a California criminal defense attorney he has defended over 150 California criminal defense cases ranging from first-degree murder to driving under the influence (DUI defense); Rosenfeld also specializes in defending sex offenses. He has made both regional and national appearances in media as a criminal law commentator and assists law students preparing for the bar examination by sharing his knowledge of constitutional law. A graduate of American University, Rosenfeld is licensed to practice law in the State of California and is admitted to the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Northern Districts of California. As an appeals lawyer he has been admitted to practice in the California Courts of Appeals, the California Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

“It’s an honor to receive membership to Lawyers of Distinction,” said Rosenfeld, who earlier this year was named to the 2021 list of Super Lawyers in California. “At The Rosenfeld Law Firm we always aim for excellence, so being recognized in this way is really thrilling.”

On November 14, 2021, the full list of the 2021 Lawyers of Distinction “Power Lawyers” was featured in the Sunday Edition of the New York Times.

About The Rosenfeld Law Firm

With offices in Sacramento and San Jose, The Rosenfeld Law Firm provides aggressive defense of a wide range of high-profile criminal defense cases. California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld defends such cases as first-degree murder and sex offense cases, and also provides DUI defense. In addition to mental health criminal defense, The Rosenfeld Law Firm also practices federal criminal defense and juvenile defense, as well as appellate law and prison law. As a skilled criminal law commentator, Rosenfeld makes regular appearances on KTXL TV and FOX40’s Ask An Attorney. Rosenfeld was named 2020 Litigator of the Year by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers. For more information, please contact Ken Rosenfeld directly at (916) 447-2070, or visit http://www.therosenfeldlawfirm.com.

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“These survey results confirm what FourQ has long known to be true about the state of intercompany. Difficult to manage, intercompany has become a huge drain on many multinationals’ valuable resources,” explained Jeremy Womer, CPA, Chief Customer Success Officer at FourQ.

WESTPORT, Conn. (PRWEB)
December 15, 2021

FourQ, the leading provider of intercompany financial management software to streamline the global operations of the world’s largest companies, announced the results of a survey it conducted in conjunction with Dimensional Research. The research, titled “The Reality of Intercompany,” uncovered widespread issues related to corporations’ intercompany processes and procedures that negatively impact business outcomes and the operations of their finance, accounting, and tax teams.

A startling 96% of respondents report challenges with intercompany, with near total agreement (99%) that critical accounting responsibilities are becoming more complex and challenging. Finance and accounting professionals at multinational corporations with intercompany responsibilities believe that intercompany is a largely misunderstood concept (86%) that has significant negative impact to business operations and, disturbingly, takes a toll on employees’ daily lives. An astounding 90% reported their finance and accounting staff pull all-nighters at least once a year due to intercompany issues.

“Intercompany is a complex and difficult function that frequently flies under the radar,” said Diane Hagglund, Founder and Principal of Dimensional Research and author of the study. “Three quarters of respondents reported that intercompany volume at their corporation was two to 10 times that of their revenue, while an additional 18% cited intercompany volume that was more than 10 times revenue. Intercompany is causing significant and myriad issues across multinational corporations.”

Key findings in the report include:

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  Intercompany is a mess and only getting worse: Almost all (97%) of respondents say challenges within intercompany have a negative impact on business outcomes. Nearly half of respondents report that overdue intercompany balances create business uncertainty (49%), increase risk of SEC investigations (43%) and cause missed tax deduction opportunities (43%). Nearly half (48%) report unreconciled balances that are more than five years old.
• Intercompany issues negatively impact the accounting, finance and tax operations while stressing the teams: Nearly all respondents (97%) say challenges with intercompany have a negative impact on finance and accounting operations. Concerningly, 98% say intercompany issues negatively impact their employees. Specifically, 60% of respondents report that their company’s intercompany processes increase stress among team members causing physical or mental health issues. Well over half (57%) report that employee churn makes it harder for the remaining team to resolve intercompany issues.
• ERPs only partially solve intercompany issues; Improved technology holds promise: 96% of respondents agree that ERP systems only partially solve intercompany challenges. An almost equal amount (97%) say they would benefit from better technology capabilities for intercompany, with automated intelligent intercompany analytics and reporting topping the list (68%). Other capabilities that would improve intercompany operations include end-to-end transactional transparency for all intercompany stakeholders (56%); centralized dispute management (55%); automated cost and tax allocation (55%); automation of manual intercompany processes (50%); and allocated vendor invoice management (47%).

“These survey results confirm what FourQ has long known to be true about the state of intercompany. Difficult to manage, intercompany has become a huge drain on many multinationals’ valuable resources,” explained Jeremy Womer, CPA, Chief Customer Success Officer at FourQ. “Even with extensive and costly modifications, ERPs rarely can manage the complicated intercompany processes of large corporations. As a result, more and more companies are turning to the technology and discipline manifested in intercompany financial management.”

Survey Methodology

The survey was conducted by Dimensional Research, on behalf of FourQ, between November 17 and December 2, 2021. A total of 106 finance and accounting professionals participated in the online survey, all of whom worked at multinational companies and were knowledgeable about their companies’ intercompany. Respondents worked at companies in a variety of industries with 74% having more than 100 legal entities. The purpose of the survey was to understand the intercompany experiences of finance and accounting stakeholders.

A complimentary copy of the survey results is available at: https://bit.ly/30w5D2o.

Learn what you can do to better manage intercompany at your organization at fourq.com/products.

About Dimensional Research

Dimensional Research® provides practical market research to help technology companies make their customers more successful. Our researchers are experts in the way technology organizations operate to meet the needs of their business stakeholders. We partner with our clients to deliver actionable information that reduces risks, increases customer satisfaction, and improves business results. For more information, visit dimensionalresearch.com.

About FourQ

Built by finance, accounting, and tax experts, FourQ is Intercompany Financial Management software that streamlines the global operations of the world’s largest companies. Providing automated intercompany processing seamlessly integrated with global vendor invoice management, FourQ helps multinational companies increase efficiency and improve global business operations. This increases operational productivity while saving millions of dollars annually through improved intercompany billing and payment and tax optimization. Discover why FourQ processes over $34 billion annually across 110 countries and how it can transform global operations at your organization. Learn more at http://www.FourQ.com.

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Elite Lawyer awards 7 attorneys with GRGB

GRGB has earned itself the reputation of being a trusted and capable firm throughout Milwaukee and surrounding areas.

MILWUAKEE (PRWEB)
December 14, 2021

The Milwaukee firm of Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP is honored to announce that seven of their attorneys have been named 2022 Elite Lawyers in their areas of practice. Elite Lawyer is a user-friendly directory for potential clients looking for a highly regarded attorney. The directory doubles as a rating service and identifies and awards lawyers who have shown outstanding dedication to their profession and provide exceptional service to their clients. The attorneys with GRGB have earned this award by demonstrating continuous commitment to the legal community and their profession.

Firm Partner Attorney Max Stephenson joined GRGB as a law clerk in 2012. Since starting his career, he has focused his legal knowledge and skills on family law matters such as guardianship, paternity, and post-judgement actions. Attorney Stephenson is passionate about guiding his clients and their families through the often tumultuous process of divorce. Mr. Stephenson is actively involved in the legal community, holding membership in numerous associations, including the Milwaukee Bar Association and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. Previously, he served as president for the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association.

Jaclyn Kallie, an associate attorney with GRGB, is proficient in legal matters involving civil litigation, probate and trust litigation, and personal injury. Attorney Kallie has a background in insurance defense and civil litigation. She also dedicates time to pro bono activities, including serving as a mentor for the Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association Mentoring Program. Due to her hard work, Attorney Kallie has been recognized as an Emerging Woman Leader with Tempo Milwaukee.

An associate attorney at GRGB, Attorney Christopher Hayden has been licensed to practice law in Wisconsin since 2017. Mr. Hayden’s legal proficiency spans across multiple practice areas, including civil and commercial litigation, appeals, and real estate. He has experience representing clients facing legal issues involving contract disputes, construction law, and product liability defense.

Attorney Megan Drury is a family law associate with GRGB. With degrees in social work and psychology, Attorney Drury brings an empathetic approach to the table when serving clients facing divorce and other family issues. During her time at law school, she volunteered over 250 hours of her time providing legal services at Milwaukee pro bono clinics, which earned her the Milwaukee Bar Association’s Pro Bono Publico Award. Today, Attorney Drury is a member of the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association as well as the Association of Women Lawyers.

Jorge Fragoso is a passionate attorney who believes in properly and thoroughly educating his clients on their legal options and advocating for their rights. Attorney Fragoso is an associate attorney at GRGB who works with the firm’s criminal defense team. Previously, Mr. Fragoso gained substantial experience with the State Public Defender’s Office, where he represented indigent clients. He has served as a member of the Waukesha Drug and Alcohol Treatment Courts and has also argued cases before the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Criminal Defense Attorney Cameron Weitzner was admitted to the Wisconsin State Bar in 2015. Attorney Weitzner is an exceptional lawyer who has extensive knowledge in the area of criminal defense and focuses a substantial amount of his legal services on representing clients who are facing legal issues involving white-collar crime. Cameron Weitzner’s commitment to the legal profession and community is exemplified by his involvement in various associations such as the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Milwaukee Young Lawyers Association.

GRGB recently welcomed Associate Attorney Danielle Roussett to the firm. Attorney Rousset focuses her practice on the areas of probate law, fiduciary litigation, and civil litigation. She represents clients in cases involving trusts, insurance, business law, torts, employment, and appeals. Attorney Rousset is a board member of the Wisconsin Defense Counsel and also holds membership with the Women in Law Committee.

About Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP

The law firm of Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown was started in 1968 by Attorney Franklyn M. Gimbel. Shortly after founding the firm, Attorney Gimbel was joined by Stanley P. Gimbel, former Department of Justice Special Agent D. Michael Guerin, and two former federal prosecutors, Richard E. Reilly and Thomas E. Brown.

Today, the attorneys with GRGB are equipped with a wide span of experience and skills that cover a range of legal matters such as criminal defense, personal injury, family law, real estate matters, and complex civil litigation. GRGB has earned itself the reputation of being a trusted and capable firm throughout Milwaukee and surrounding areas.

To learn more about this firm and the GRGB legal team, call 414-271-1400 or visit https://www.grgblaw.com/ today.

To learn more about Elite Lawyer, visit https://www.elitelawyer.com/.

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Mental Health Attorney Ken Rosenfeld Secures Repeated Wins for his Clients

Keeping my client in the state hospital was preventing the forward movement of his progress.

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (PRWEB)
December 07, 2021

The Rosenfeld Law Firm today announces that a mental health client who had been prevented by false medical information from being transferred into a conditional release program (CONREP) from the state hospital, where he’d been committed, was successfully granted conditional release after the intervention of California Mental Health Attorney Ken Rosenfeld.

According to court documents from the Sonoma County Superior Court (Case # SCR-679678-1), River H. had been committed to a California state hospital in 2016 following a plea of Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity. In spite of recommendations from hospital staff who worked closely with him that he demonstrated the psychiatric stability to qualify for CONREP, the state hospital medical director (repeatedly) denied CONREP for River H., citing specific detriments in his records as disqualifying him from CONREP eligibility. On behalf of his client, Rosenfeld illustrated to the hospital director the falsehood of the detriments in River H’s hospital records. When the hospital persisted in its refusal to recommend CONREP, Rosenfeld presented his argument in Sonoma County Superior Court, after which time the judge approved conditional release for River H.

Rosenfeld said the victory came as a great relief for his client, who, by virtue of CONREP, will be able to reintegrate into the community.

“Keeping my client in the state hospital was preventing the forward movement of his progress,” said Rosenfeld. “He’s very happy that he gets to leave the hospital and focus on the next part of his life”.

About The Rosenfeld Law Firm

With offices in Sacramento and San Jose, The Rosenfeld Law Firm provides aggressive defense of a wide range of high-profile criminal defense cases. California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld defends such cases as first-degree murder and sex offense cases, and also provides DUI defense. In addition to mental health criminal defense, The Rosenfeld Law Firm also practices federal criminal defense and juvenile defense, as well as appellate law and prison law. As a skilled criminal law commentator, Rosenfeld makes regular appearances on KTXL TV and FOX40’s Ask An Attorney. Rosenfeld was named 2020 Litigator of the Year by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers. For more information, please contact Ken Rosenfeld directly at (916) 447-2070, or visit http://www.therosenfeldlawfirm.com.

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Aggressive California Criminal Defense Attorney
Kenneth Rosenfeld

I was looking at spending the rest of my life in prison and you stopped that from happening. Thank you for saving my life.

STOCKTON, Calif. (PRWEB)
November 30, 2021

The Rosenfeld Law Firm announced today that attempted murder charges filed against its client in Case #CR-2020-9424 in San Joaquin County Superior Court were dismissed as a result of California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld’s negotiated plea agreement.

According to court documents, the case allegedly involved Mr. Perez stabbing a man multiple times in the neck and face with a knife. Charged with attempted murder with a knife and several other offenses, Mr. Perez faced the possibility of a sentence of 50 years to life in prison. In the plea agreement negotiated by Rosenfeld, Mr. Perez pled to assault with weapon, which led to the dismissal of the attempted murder with premeditation charges. Ultimately, the negotiation resulted in a 9-year total sentence for Mr. Perez.

“We’re pleased at the outcome, and my client was extremely grateful,” said Rosenfeld. “He said to me, ‘I was looking at spending the rest of my life in prison and you stopped that from happening. Thank you for saving my life.’”

About The Rosenfeld Law Firm

With offices in Sacramento and San Jose, The Rosenfeld Law Firm provides aggressive defense of a wide range of high-profile criminal defense cases. California criminal defense attorney Ken Rosenfeld defends such cases as first-degree murder and sex offense cases, and also provides DUI defense. In addition to mental health criminal defense, The Rosenfeld Law Firm also practices federal criminal defense and juvenile defense, as well as appellate law and prison law. As a skilled criminal law commentator, Rosenfeld makes regular appearances on KTXL TV and FOX40’s Ask An Attorney. Rosenfeld was named 2020 Litigator of the Year by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers. For more information, please contact Ken Rosenfeld directly at (916) 447-2070, or visit http://www.therosenfeldlawfirm.com.

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The C.C.C.O.A. Serial Killer Letters Database features over 500 letters dating back to 1944, including this one written by D.C’s Freeway Phantom

Advancements like magnetic fingerprinting, DNA sequencing and facial reconstruction have assisted law enforcement and cold case specialists in identifying perpetrators who may have been overlooked using traditional investigative tools.

PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB)
November 18, 2021

Cold Case Consultants of America (C.C.C.O.A.)—an agency specializing in unsolved homicides, co-founded by investigative husband-wife duo Alex Baber and J-Lynn Baber—is enlisting forensic science advancements to re-open cold cases. C.C.C.O.A. has also compiled the largest known singular database of letters written by serial killers, dating back to 1944. The collection features over 500 letters, which have been digitized and cross-checked for forensic patterns, the letter’s origin, correlating content and any linguistic similarities. The agency’s top team of experts features leading Forensic Document Examiner Curtis Baggett, forensic anthropologist Dr. Arpad A. Vass, Detective Patrick Apoian, and Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame inductee Joe Cochran. As C.C.C.O.A. confirms its recent findings, the agency will be releasing this new evidence to the public to shed light on various cold cases, including but not limited to the “Circleville Writer” case of Ohio, D.C’s Freeway Phantom, Texarkana Moonlight Murderer and Oakland County’s Child Killer.

C.C.C.O.A. Director Alex Baber says, “With the ever-growing effect of crime on our society, law enforcement agencies on every level have been forced to evolve new forensic solutions as a countermeasure. Advancements like magnetic fingerprinting, DNA sequencing and facial reconstruction have assisted law enforcement and cold case specialists in identifying perpetrators who may have been overlooked using traditional investigative tools.”

C.C.C.O.A. is a game-changing cold case agency due to having the access, mobility, tools and persistence that others haven’t yet had. This world-class team of experts is providing new, factually-based findings that no one has seen before.

All of these aspects—combined with the sheer amount of amassed data they’ve analyzed and Director Alex Baber’s exceptional talents for connecting the facts and identifying the truth—mean that C.C.C.O.A. has created a new recipe for heating up cold cases.

The agency is utilizing forensic science advancements to reopen seemingly unsolvable cases across the nation and working to exonerate those who have been wrongfully accused.

About C.C.C.O.A.

Co-founded in 2021, by husband-wife team Alex Baber and J-Lynn Baber, Cold Case Consultants of America (C.C.C.O.A.), was conceived in the belief that every victim deserves answers, and a “cold case” is never truly cold. If an unsolved homicide case becomes categorized under this terminology, it is due to a lack of strong evidence, unproductive leads, limited manpower, or that the agency itself did not receive the annual appropriated funding needed to focus on this particular type of case. C.C.C.O.A. mitigates these issues with its service and its Investigative Team has shown the ability to uncover new evidence within these particular types of cases. New findings will be released to the public in the coming months. For more information, visit CCCOA.US.

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Attorney Noah Kilroy

“A life sentence was on the table at one point. We convinced the judge to give him a three and a half year sentence.”

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (PRWEB)
November 09, 2021

Nelson A. Garcia Martinez, 40, pleaded guilty to transporting approximately $14 million worth of fentanyl across the country to Sturbridge, Massachusetts, for a payment of $6,000. At the time he agreed to participate, he had no knowledge of the specific drug being transported or its value. Garcia Martinez was employed as a truck driver operating out of California where he and his wife and children reside. He had no prior criminal history.

“If I could go back in time I would have never done it,” stated Garcia Martinez, through a Spanish interpreter, “I ask for forgiveness from the state of Massachusetts . . . and the United States.” Garcia Martinez is a native of El Salvador who has been working to build a life for his family in the United States, although he has illegal immigrant status.

The father of five was arrested in November of 2018 after delivering 15 kilograms of fentanyl connected to a large drug bust a month prior. Authorities obtained a warrant to track Garcia Martinez’s phone and monitor his cross-country trip. He was charged with the distribution of 400 grams or more of fentanyl.

Garcia Martinez has been imprisoned since his 2018 arrest and has not seen his family since embarking on the trip from California to Massachusetts. The financial burden of cross-country visitation, coupled with losing their income from Garcia Martinez’s trucking job, has prevented them from traveling to see him.

Noah J. Kilroy represented Garcia Martinez as his attorney in this drug trafficking case. Unlike many legal professionals, Kilroy has an in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system, having served time himself for drug trafficking. The experience of being incarcerated was life-changing for Kilroy, who now finds himself on the other side of the law, representing those who deserve a second chance, like the one he received.

Kilroy was abandoned at birth by a drug-addicted mother and shuffled through the foster care system. He eventually dropped out of high school and found a way to make ends meet the only way he knew how. He was arrested multiple times for selling drugs but not deterred. It wasn’t until his last incarceration, in which he was arrested with over 2 kilograms of cocaine, that he chose to pursue a different path in life. He graduated from law school in 2013.

Nelson Garcia Martinez was also facing serious charges that could forever change his ability to be a present father and serve society in a meaningful way, after only one criminal offense.

“They’re (considered) expendable,” Kilroy said of drug mules. The attorney also noted that Garcia Martinez was not even told where specifically he was driving his tractor-trailer until he got to Massachusetts. He did not know the sellers or buyers of the product he was transporting.

Kilroy asked Judge Timothy S. Hillman for a 36-month sentence. Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini requested 46 months due to the large number of drugs involved in the case. Judge Hillman split the requests and issued a sentence of 42 months in prison. Without zealous legal advocacy, Garcia Martinez could have faced much more significant penalties.

“A life sentence was on the table at one point. We convinced the judge to give him a three and a half year sentence,” stated Kilroy.

The 42-month sentence will also include time served while in holding prior to the trial. Upon Kilroy’s request, Judge Hillman agreed to recommend that Garcia Martinez be transferred to a federal prison close to his family in California.

US District Court for the District of Massachusetts (Worcester); case number 18CR-40049-TSH

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PROVIDENCE, RI 02903

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