The school also says it is a victim, putting the blame on Peak Performers Educational Staffing Corp., which hired the staffers who were later charged.

Evgenii Sadrislamov, 28, was arrested in October after police said they found a laboratory of explosives that could have leveled his entire block.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced charges against a funeral home owner for deceiving thousands of pet owners who paid for cremation services.

The man, whom police did not identify, yelled “politically and religiously charged statements” at residents and chased them into their homes, according to investigators.

A judge blocked the probe from moving forward after the Camden Diocese challenged it in court. The attorney general's office has appealed.

The Rev. Lawrence Kozak was sentenced to two years of probation for using the money from St. Thomas More Church to "power up" in mobile games he was playing.

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office wants to produce a grand jury presentment, but the church has argued that state law doesn't allow such reports to target private institutions.

In the fatal incident, authorities said Ambler police shot Robert Aguilar Cholula after he ignored commands to drop a "large, butcher-style knife" and ran toward officers.

A double shooting and a separate gunfire incident leave two adolescents wounded.

The man charged with setting the governor’s residence ablaze was not acting out of hate or political beliefs, his family said, but rather the culmination of weeks of spiraling mental health issues.

Contractors lavished an Amtrak manager with $150,000 in cash bribes, luxury cars, vacations, and a pure-bred German shepherd puppy. In exchange, he approved millions of dollars in extra work.

Maurice Byrd, a Hatboro business owner and Army veteran, spent nearly 10 months in jail before a jury cleared him of first-degree murder and other charges.

Maurice Hill, 41, is charged with a litany of offenses including attempted homicide for his role in the nearly eight-hour ordeal considered one of the worst violence episodes for police.

James Batt is charged with stealing from and exploiting a woman with senile dementia before and after her death.

Stephen Kamnik secretly recorded coworkers and women he met on the job and used those images, along with mug shots and driver's license photos to create deepfake porn, authorities said.