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The first count involves Ullah detonating the explosives on his person "for and in the name of ISIS," the complaint said.It was not immediately clear when Ullah will be sentenced."Ullah's conviction by a unanimous jury of New Yorkers falls on an Election Day, which fittingly underscores the core principles of American democracy and spirit: Americans engage in the political process through votes, not violence," US Attorney Geoffrey Berman said. "Today, Ullah stands convicted, he faces a potential life sentence, and his purpose failed."The Port Authority Bus terminal accommodates 220,000 passenger trips a day."Through incredibly good fortune, his bomb did not seriously injure anyone other than himself," acting US Attorney Joon Kim said after a January court appearance. 777

The concentration of those two drugs in her system was double the therapeutic range level, according to the coroner’s report.“She was just addicted to the pain pills, and she would go to different doctors, and they would prescribe her what she wanted,” her sister, Angela Adkins, said. “I’m just furious about this whole thing. Whoever gave my sister these drugs, they had to know she was an addict.“She had went to the doctor a day before and got all that medication, and she just thought she could just handle it and take however much she wanted and it killed her. That’s exactly what happened.”Sakkal's defense argued that the patients themselves were responsible for their overdoses because they either took too many prescribed pills or mixed them with street drugs. Prosecutors, however, placed the blame on Sakkal, who ignored red flags such as failed urine screens and visible signs that his patients were high when they came to see him, such as slurred speech and unsteady balance. “Sakkal is responsible for the prescriptions that he wrote. All doctors are,” Glassman said. “If you’re writing prescriptions to addicts because you’re trying to push pills, and that’s how you make your living, that’s not being a doctor. That’s a drug dealer.”After large chain pharmacies at Kroger and Walgreens stopped filling Sakkal’s prescriptions, he posted a list of pharmacies that had not yet blacklisted him in Lindenwald’s waiting room. He led patient protests outside the pharmacies, demanding that they fill his prescriptions. 1529

The crash occurred around 5 p.m. Friday north of Tisdale, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as the team was headed for the town of Nipawin for a playoff game. RCMP Assistant Commissioner Curtis Zablocki said the tractor-trailer, traveling west on Highway 335, collided with the bus which was traveling north on Highway 35.Three of the injured are in critical condition, according to the RCMP. Authorities have yet to identify the victims. Twenty-nine people were on the bus.The driver of the tractor-trailer was not injured in the collision, Zablocki said. He was initially detained but was later released, and he is not currently the subject of a criminal investigation."Our investigators will be looking at all aspects of this accident to determine what took place," Zablocki said. "It's too early to comment on the cause of the collision."The Humboldt team was scheduled to play the Nipawin Hawks in the fifth game of a best-of-seven semifinal playoff series Friday. The teams played a lengthy game Wednesday that Nipawin won 6-5 in three overtimes in Humboldt, leaving Nipawin with a 3-1 series lead. 1133

The Cloverdale Fire comes several days after the Rangeland Fire scorched 250 acres on roughly the same hillside. In late July, the Pasqual Fire tore through the same area, burning 365 acres and forcing numerous evacuations. 223

The district attorney's office sent 10News the following statement regarding their motion: Alvin Quarles is a dangerous predator and the District Attorney’s Office will continue to use every legal avenue at its disposal to protect the community.  Our office had been researching our options and today we filed a motion to have the judge reconsider releasing Quarles into the community.  (The motion will be argued in court on Friday morning; it is attached.) The District Attorney’s Office has strongly and repeatedly opposed the release of Mr. Quarles into the community based upon his prior crimes  and the danger we believe he poses to the community.  We’ve also opposed his release based on the fact that the doctor who conducted Mr. Quarles’ annual review, the director of Coalinga State Hospital, and the director of CONREP (conditional release program) were all three opposed to a finding that he could safely be treated in the community.  In spite of our arguments, the court ultimately disagreed with our assessment and ruled that Mr. Quarles could safely be treated in the community.  We are now asking the court to reconsider its decision to release Mr. Quarles into the community of Jacumba Hot Springs, as well as its decision to release Mr. Quarles from Coalinga State Hospital to be supervised in the community.  Our office is committed to protecting the public and working with individuals who were victimized by this defendant.  1485