Richard Ruelas
Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Arizona Republic/azcentral reporter, writing about Arizona people and Arizona wine, Tempe born and raised; never won a Ladmo Bag.
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3 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Richard Ruelas
June 2 marks the 49th year after an assassin placed a bomb under the car of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. His death spurred a nationwide effort among journalists to find out who was behind it. They are stories chronicling the Arizona political scene during the final weeks of the 1976 legislative session, noteworthy because they were the final stories written by Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles before a bomb exploded under his car and killed him.
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4 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Daniel Gonzalez |Richard Ruelas
Read in EnglishEl Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE por sus siglas en inglés) reanudó las detenciones de personas que salían de la corte de inmigración en Phoenix el pasado 28 de mayo. Al menos una madre fue detenida tras una parada de tráfico momentos después de su audiencia de deportación, a pocas cuadras del edificio de la corte. Detener a alguien en la calle cerca de las cortes de inmigración representaría un cambio de estrategia para el ICE.
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4 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Stephanie Innes |Richard Ruelas
A former Arizona nurse practitioner who stole millions in taxpayer money by sending false claims to Medicaid from her outpatient treatment clinic has pleaded guilty to fraud. In a federal courtroom in downtown Phoenix on May 29, Rita Ntusa Anagho, 53, pled guilty to a count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and wire fraud. She also agreed to pay back nearly $55 million in restitution, which court documents say she used to pay kickbacks, to purchase real estate and vehicles, and to gamble.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Richard Ruelas
The father and son who opened Legacy Park, conceived as a youth sports wonderland in the desert in east Mesa, pleaded guilty on May 28 to federal charges of creating false documents to sell the project to investors. Randy Miller and his son Chad Miller pleaded guilty before a magistrate judge in a New York court room of two counts. One was securities fraud, for making “false and misleading” statements to investors about how well the park would perform and how the Millers would use bond proceeds.
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1 month ago |
usatoday.com | Richard Ruelas
Had their immigration hearings happened two days before, the woman from Mexico and the father from Venezuela likely would be on their way out of the U.S. As it was, their hearing dates were May 23, a day that immigration officials did not arrest people outside the courtroom in Phoenix. Over two days, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents made arrests at the Phoenix office building that houses immigration courts. But just as quickly as the arrests started, they stopped.
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More than a decade ago, I was honored to speak with four-star Gen. Seth McKee. He was 97 and was the highest-ranking survivor of #DDayAnniversary He had starkly vivid memories of the invasion. https://t.co/VEcWtzRiVC
He investigated the mafia in Phoenix. But by 1976, Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles covered the legislature. On June 2, he covered a Senate hearing before heading out to meet a source at the Hotel Clarendon. It would be the last story he filed. https://t.co/BCXpDPZ8bd
He thought of a spot where one kid could be at a volleyball match, another at a soccer tournament and a bar and grill in the middle for parents. Randy Miller finally got his dream built in Mesa. This week, he pleaded guilty to fraud. https://t.co/V7WsCQr4NU
