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Moquin, an 11-year police force veteran, was released on his own recognizance after posting the $50,000 bail. He has been placed on administrative probation pending the completion of an investigation, Hermes said...
...unexpected break last week when FBI agents snared Sani Ahmad, the former head of the bank's Washington office. Ahmad, who fled to Pakistan after authorities sought him for questioning in 1990, had sneaked back into the U.S. to sell his house and is now being held without bail as a material witness. He is currently being interrogated by the Justice Department and New York District Attorney Robert Morgenthau's B.C.C.I. team...
...business anytime soon. Last month the former high-flying financier was convicted in a California court of securities fraud connected with the failure of Lincoln Savings & Loan, an A.C.C. subsidiary. Federal criminal charges followed, and when Keating claimed negative net worth, the judge reduced his $2 million bail to $300,000. The Feds have amassed a 77-count indictment that accuses Keating, and four others, of defrauding Lincoln of $250 million. Keating maintains his innocence on the charges. Oh, and the missing property has been returned to A.C.C...
...Johnston-Wallop energy bill in the Senate downplayed conservation, boosted nuclear power and called for oil exploration in Alaska's pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. It was this last provision that sparked the threat of a filibuster, forcing the bill's sponsors to bail...
Although a judge set his bail at only $5,000, Clark is content to remain in a federal prison and receive three square meals a day until his Jan. 14 trial date. If he is convicted of robbery, he could be guaranteed a home for up to 20 years. Clark is not the first person in San Diego to be driven to poverty- related crime: earlier this year an impoverished senior citizen held up another bank for $70 in order to buy medication for a heart condition...