$10K bail cases

[open.seas at verizon.net (Chris)]

Peter, look at the company you are in!!!
[*Emphasis added* below]
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*Tom Delay* - " . . who faces Texas conspiracy and money-laundering 
charges  . . "  " . . released after posting *$10,000 bail* . . . "  " . 
. Because of his *felony* indictment, House GOP rules required DeLay to 
step down as majority leader . . ."

http://newsfromrussia.com/usa/2005/10/21/65856.html  (Ruski news!)

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[Aussie Article]  [$1 Aussie = 0.77 USD]

A former Qantas baggage handler at Sydney Airport charged with a 
*terrorist offence* has been granted bail *even though police allege 
that he helped another suspected terrorist, Saleh Jamal, to jump bail 
and flee to Lebanon.

The decision yesterday to free Bilal Khazal, 34, who last night was 
still trying to meet the *$10,000 bail*, angered the Federal Government, 
which immediately began planning laws for a presumption against bail in 
terrorism cases.

Sydney's Central Local Court was told for the first time yesterday of 
the connection between *Jamal, accused of links with al-Qaeda*, and 
*Khazal, who has been under investigation by ASIO for the past 10 years.*

Federal police alleged that Khazal gave Jamal money in March to enable 
him to flee Australia while on bail for the drive-by shooting at Lakemba 
police station in 1998.

The court also heard that *Khazal - convicted in absentia in Beirut for 
terrorist offences* - had links to a person suspected of compiling false 
passports, and "extensive overseas contacts".

Khazal, who was born in Lebanon, has been *named in a CIA report as 
having alleged links to al-Qaeda*. He was not charged over his Jamal 
connections but with collecting or making documents likely to facilitate 
terrorist acts, *an offence that carries a maximum 15 years' jail*.

Police described documents such as a book written in Arabic which 
"espouses extremist militant views of killing persons not of the same 
beliefs", including Australians.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/02/1086058923645.html

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[San Juan]

$10,000 bail for assault charges

posted 10/30/02
Trial for Mark McCutcheon, 28, of Friday Harbor on *three felony charges 
and two gross misdemeanors* has been set for January 14, 2003. He is 
*charged with two counts of felony harassment, one count of third-degree 
felony assault, one count of obstructing a law enforcement officer and 
one count of fourth-degree assault*. Deputies were called to a Friday 
Harbor bar after McCutcheon allegedly assaulted another man.

http://www.sanjuanislander.com/county/superior_court/assault.shtml
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GAMBINO CRIME FAMILY "CAPO" AND CREW CHARGED IN ALBANY

["Attorney General Eliot Spitzer today announced the unsealing in Albany 
County of a 92-count indictment charging a reputed Gambino crime family 
"capo" with enterprise corruption in violation of the Organized Crime 
Control Act. The indictment charges Joseph "Sonny" Juliano with 
extensive tax fraud stemming from his multi-million dollar gambling and 
loan sharking empire.]

"In addition, the grand jury indicted nine other Gambino associates for 
*tax fraud, illegal gambling, and offering false instruments for filing*."

"The crimes are *Class "E" felonies punishable by up to four years in 
prison*."

"Anthony Rucierto,
Edwin Lederkramer,
Vincent D'Amore, and
Oliver Bolino were released on their *own recognizance* pending further 
court action.

Robert DeCicco is being held in Albany County Jail pending $20,000 bail.
Stephen Preziotti  held in Albany County Jail pending *$10,000* bail.
Joseph Pallonetti  held in Albany County Jail pending *$10,000* bail.
Louis Loconte is being held in Albany County Jail pending $7,500 bail.
Thomas Sentina is being held in Albany County Jail pending $5,000 bail."

http://www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2003/jan/jan28b_03.html
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DURHAM - A suspected gang member *awaiting trial for murder was arrested 
early Saturday for the seventh time* since being charged in 2004 with 
killing a Durham man.

Roy Oswald Bodden, 21, was being held at the Durham County jail Saturday 
in lieu of *$10,000 bail* on charges he was *carrying 23 small baggies 
of marijuana* during an early-morning search, according to arrest warrants.

Since being charged with murder in the February 2004 killing of Nathan 
L. Alston, 24, at a public housing complex at 2507 S. Roxboro St., 
Bodden has been accused of *driving with a revoked license, carrying a 
gun  . . *

In April 2005, Bodden also was *arrested in connection with an armed 
robbery in which the victim was shot*, according to police and court 
records. That case still is unresolved.

http://www.newsobserver.com/141/story/468211.html