Stewart was sentenced in the Southern District of New York to a term of 5 months imprisonment for Obstruction of Justice, False Statements; and for Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice, make False Statements, and Commit Perjury. Additionally, she was sentenced to a two-year term of supervised release, five months of which will be served in home confinement.
DCist on Martha’s West Virginia home. The Post’s Martha roundup.
Electric News: WMATA’s board has approved a plan to upgrade its electrical substations so enough power can be provided to allow eight-car trains in its rail system, the Post reports. In other news, the Pay Day lady who garnered national headlines for being handcuffed for eating a candy bar in the metrorail system is in court, saying she “wanted something to be done with the way Metro police officers have conducted themselves. I want Metro to do better.”
Man Set Ablaze in Parking Lot Robbery: The AP, via the Post, is reporting that a man in Alexandria was set on fire after refusing to give two robbers his cash.
Providing Info to Terrorists: The W.Times reports that there is concern that municipal websites are providing too many pieces of detailed information to evil-doers, including terrorists.
