
Alex Riggins
Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego Union-Tribune reporter covering federal courts and law enforcement. Tips: alex.riggins(at)sduniontribune(dot)com.
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3 days ago |
mercurynews.com | Alex Riggins
The robberies happened quickly but were violent and “highly sophisticated,” according to San Diego prosecutors. On four occasions between 2019 and 2022, masked gunmen burst into San Diego-area bank branches, jumped over counters, forced tellers at gunpoint to open vaults, filled trash cans with cash and then disappeared in previously stolen getaway cars.
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5 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Alex Riggins
The robberies happened quickly but were violent and “highly sophisticated,” according to San Diego prosecutors. On four occasions between 2019 and 2022, masked gunmen burst into San Diego-area bank branches, jumped over counters, forced tellers at gunpoint to open vaults, filled trash cans with cash and then disappeared in previously stolen getaway cars.
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1 week ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Alex Riggins
El martes, una pequeña empresaria de San Diego demandó a la administración Trump por un nuevo requisito de información financiera, argumentando que una orden que, según el gobierno, ayudará a combatir el lavado de dinero por parte de los cárteles mexicanos, viola la Cuarta Enmienda y arruinará financieramente a empresas de servicios financieros como la suya.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Alex Riggins
A San Diego small business owner sued the Trump administration on Tuesday over a new financial reporting requirement, arguing that an order the government says will help crack down on money laundering by Mexican cartels instead violates the Fourth Amendment and will financially ruin money services businesses like hers.
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1 week ago |
americanmilitarynews.com | Alex Riggins
A San Diego Superior Court judge has issued a ruling that bars a Texas-based company from selling and marketing in California a computer-controlled milling machine designed to make untraceable “ghost guns,” with the decision marking the third significant victory for San Diego County in the early stages of its lawsuit against the company.
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