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James Garcia, a Yellow Cab driver in Chicago, IL, was ordered by a U.S. District Court judge in Chicago to pay $27,000 in restitution for taking part in a conspiracy to defraud the Chicago Transit Authority.
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Date: 11.27.2001
Based on an FAA audit of security screeners at Dulles International Airport, OIG initiated an investigation in July 2001.
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Date: 09.14.2001
A man, whose name was withheld for security reasons, was arrested in Dallas, TX, because he had multiple passports and Social Security numbers, a fake pilot's license, and a fraudulent airmen's medical certificate in a flight bag.
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Date: 10.02.2001
Truck driver Gary Rasmussen was sentenced in U.S. District Court in San Diego, CA to 5 months in jail for hauling and dumping hazardous materials without permits.
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Date: 08.13.2001
MHI, Inc. the corporate owner of Lauderdale Yacht Basin in Fort Lauderdale, FL pled guilty and was sentenced in U.S. District Court to charges of transporting hazardous waste without a permit.
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Date: 06.05.2001
Valerie Enrique of Pembroke Pines, FL, and Airbags Express, Inc. of Davie, FL were sentenced in U.S. District Court in Miami as a result of the January conviction on charges of illegally transporting hazardous materials by air.
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Date: 04.06.2001
Roy E. Clennin, owner of Clennin Ranch Trucking (CRT), pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Pueblo, CO to unlawful possession of firearms and to falsifying driver logbooks.
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Date: 05.23.2001
Neil C. Bentley, vice president of Bentley & Associates LLC in Huntsville, AL was placed in a pretrial diversion program for violating federal laws governing the transportation of hazardous material.
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Date: 06.19.2001
Frank Curtis Cherry, Jr. and his son, Frank Curtis Cherry, III were ordered jailed for their role in making defective rotor blades, causing a helicopter crash resulting in the deaths of the pilot and sole passenger.
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Date: 07.06.2001
James Ian Stanley Innes pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City, UT, to charges of making a false statement to the FAA. On July 11, 1996, two passengers hired Innes to fly them from Salt Lake City to Manila, UT.
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Date: 03.26.2001