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Indictment news — August 5, 2026

Publications tagged with Indictment published on August 5, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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    ICE-TSA Data Sharing Memorandum Revealed

    American Oversight has released a memorandum formalizing coordination between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to share traveler data at U.S. airports. The document outlines rules for exchanging, storing, and protecting information, although specific categories remain hidden. Signed on May 29, 2025, by Peter Hatch (ICE) and Hao-y Froemling (TSA), the memorandum establishes four main objectives: national security, transportation security, law enforcement, and immigration management. It also details security measures for protecting personal data and allows either party to terminate the agreement by written notice.
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    Ukrainian-born Congress Candidate Arrested for Knife Threat on Hawaiian Beach

    Kirill Basin, a Ukrainian-born Democrat running for the U.S. Congress, was arrested in Hawaii after allegedly threatening to kill someone with a knife during a fight over loud music. The Honolulu Civil Beat reports that Basin attacked a vacationer who asked him to turn down his music, claimed he had a gun, and threatened to shoot the woman's wife. After a fight ensued with a bystander, Basin pulled out a knife and threatened those around him before throwing it into the ocean. He had previously been arrested twice for aggressive behavior, including disorderly conduct and waving a gun at Maui County Hall.
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    Two Graves Dug for Unknown 'General' After Balzi Rossi Restaurant Explosion

    Two days after the explosion at the Balzi Rossi restaurant, two graves were dug side by side at Troekurovskoye Cemetery, with one reportedly for a 'general'. The cemetery is typically used for prominent employees of the FSB, Ministry of Defense, and other defense-related agencies. The explosion occurred during a 55th birthday celebration for Alexander Chayko, commander-in-chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, with high-ranking guests present. Five people died, including an FSO officer and Danila Pereverdy's son-in-law, with Pereverdy's daughter seriously injured. The identities of those buried are being closely guarded.
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    Taiwanese Man Arrested for Hit-and-Run, Illegal Stay, and Using Fake Birth Certificate in Philippines

    A 34-year-old Taiwanese man was arrested in Marikina City on July 29 for allegedly hitting a pedestrian and fleeing the scene. Investigations revealed that the man had been living in the Philippines illegally for about seven years, using a fake birth certificate to pose as a Filipino citizen. He was also found to be driving without a valid license. The man is facing immigration law violation charges and deportation proceedings, while the hit-and-run case is still under investigation.
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