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Retired Navy lieutenant commander recounts FBI raid; court record shows later pardon in Jan. 6 case
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Before dawn on January 19, 2021, FBI agents arrested Thomas E. Caldwell at his Virginia farm amid an investigation into the Oath Keepers and the Capitol attack. In an excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, Caldwell describes the encounter and denies being an Oath Keepers member or entering the Capitol; court records show a jury later acquitted him of conspiracy charges, he was convicted of evidence tampering, sentenced to time served, and in March 2025 he received a presidential pardon.
A 47-year-old woman in Florida faces charges of second-degree murder and grand theft after allegedly stabbing a 76-year-old veteran to death following an argument. Authorities say she covered the body with a tarp and fled in his vehicle. The incident occurred in Punta Gorda, where the victim had recently hired her to assist around the house.
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The family of Gary Perrin, a 64-year-old U.S. Army veteran, has filed a lawsuit against Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, alleging that casino staff mistakenly thought he was drunk and called an Uber instead of medical help when he fell ill in November 2024. Perrin showed signs of a serious illness, including sweating, double vision, dizziness, and vomiting, but employees did not summon paramedics despite one being on the property. The delay in care allegedly contributed to his death weeks later.