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criminal · London division · 6:25-cr-00050

United States v. Townsend

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky, filed May 22, 2025.

Docket number
6:25-cr-00050
Court
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky — London
Date filed
May 22, 2025
Assigned to
Robert Earl Wier
Referred to
Hanly A. Ingram
Nature of suit
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Cause
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Related records under this docket number

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Recent docket entries

Date#Entry
May 22, 20253NOTICE BY UNITED STATES OF RELATED PROSECUTIONS as to James Bradley Townsend: This criminal action is related to United States v. Brandon Bustle, et al., London Criminal Action No. 6:24-CR-26-REW; United States v. Jonathan Blevins, 6:24-CR-70-REW; United States v. Arthur Clinton Powers, Jr., 6:23-CR-050-REW; United States v. Sarah Morris and Thomas Soble, 6:25-CR-03-REW; United States v. Stevie Gregory and Jennifer Coffey, 6:25-CR-18-REW; United States v. Daniel Hatfield, 6:25-CR-36-REW; and United States v. David Derrick Lewis, 6:25-CR-38-REW, which are assigned to Judge Robert Wier. (KJA) (Entered: 05/22/2025)
May 22, 20252SEALED UNREDACTED Indictment re 1 Indictment (Sealed) by USA as to James Bradley Townsend (KJA) (Entered: 05/22/2025)
May 22, 20251INDICTMENT returned in open court as to James Bradley Townsend (1) count(s) 1, 2-3. (KJA) Modified text and unsealed on 6/4/2025 (APR). (Entered: 05/22/2025)

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