Spyware, Secret Surveillance: Medical Worker From Clarksville Accused Of Targeting 200 Victims
A Maryland medical worker secretly accessed private accounts, installed spyware, and surveilled victims — including recording women pumping breast milk — in an alleged scheme that spanned nearly a decade, federal prosecutors say.
The indictment was announced on Friday, May 1, in which Matthew Bathula, 41, of Clarksville, is accused of infiltrating a local medical system’s network and exploiting nearly 200 victims between July 2016 and September 2024, according to the US Attorney’s Office.
Bathula worked as a pharmacy clinical specialist at a Maryland-based medical system, where prosecutors …
Havertown Trooper Pleads Guilty To AI Porn, State Databases, Secret Recordings (Update)
A Pennsylvania state trooper admitted to creating AI-generated pornography using government databases, secretly recording women, and possessing child sexual abuse material, prosecutors announced on Wednesday, April 8.
Stephen M. Kamnik, 39, of Havertown, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to 15 charges — nine felonies and six misdemeanors — following a sweeping investigation into years of misconduct, Attorney General Dave Sunday said.
Kamnik, a Pennsylvania State Police corporal since 2011, had been suspended without pay when investigators flagged unusually high bandwidth usage on hi…
Cops Crack $70K AmEx Fraud Case In Oakland, Georgia Man Facing Charges In NJ
A 39-year-old Georgia man accused of stealing more than $70,000 from a Bergen County victim has been arrested, authorities said.
Brandon Delancy was taken into custody in Gwinnett County, GA, following an investigation led by the Oakland Police Department, according to Police Chief Timothy Keenan.
The case began in Oakland after a victim’s American Express account was taken over without authorization, in which Delancy used fraudulent online identities to access the account, make purchases, and attempt a large cash transfer, police said. The total financial exposure exceeded $70,00…
Newark Police Employee Arrested After Burglary, Car Theft Ring Busted: Morris County Prosecutor
Update: The story previously included an incorrect mugshot for one of the suspects. The photo has been removed. Daily Voice regrets the error.
Several people, including a Newark Police Department civilian employee, were arrested after a burglary and car theft ring that operated in North Jersey was uncovered, authorities announced Friday, July 25.
Between September and December 2024, Tyshawn Hoover, Samad Foster, Deeend Coleman-McRae, Zayanna Overby, a juvenile and others broke into homes and stole cars in numerous municipalities, Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll, Union County Prose…
Sacred Heart University Staffer Busted On Attempted Child Sex Charges: Police
A Sacred Heart University Athletics Department staff member has been suspended after being arrested on felony sex charges involving attempted sexual assault of a minor, authorities said.
Matthew Janik, 39, of Seymour, who served as an associate director of athletic communications, faces a series of serious accusations, including enticing a minor by computer, attempted second-degree sexual assault, attempted illegal sexual contact, and attempted commercial sex abuse of a minor, Bloomfield Police said.
Court records reveal that Janik was being held on $250,000 bail.
While the det…
Longtime NJ Police Communication Officer Stole, Resold More Than $250K In Equipment: Prosecutor
A 21-year New Jersey police department communications officer was charged after allegedly stealing more than $250,000 worth of equipment and shipping it countrywide for personal gain.
Eric Coran, 41, of Medford, was charged with second-degree official misconduct, multiple counts of theft, criminal computer activity and impersonation, and second-degree money laundering, Mercer County Prosecutor Angelo J. Onofri said in a joint release on Friday, August 12.
Coran, a communications officer for the Robbinsville Township Police Department since 2002, was terminated as the charges were issue…
CT Woman Accused Of Stealing $50K From Employer, Police Say
A Connecticut woman has been arrested for stealing more than $50,000 from her employer.
Michelle Anseeuw, age 47, of New Haven, was arrested on Sunday, Feb. 6 for the theft which allegedly took place between Sept. 2020 and Sept. 2021.
According to Milford Police, Anseeuw was accused of completing fraudulent customer returns at her previous place of employment, Carquest Auto Supply, at Milford Auto Supply, at 1051 Bridgeport Ave, and stealing over $50,000 from the company.
Following her arrest on a warrant, Anseeuw was charged with first-degree larceny and computer crime.
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