Eric Scott Kindley, 52, was convicted by a federal jury in Little Rock, Arkansas, of sexual assault as well as knowingly possessing a firearm during one of the assaults in 2017. During the trial, a court heard how Kindley operated a private prisoner transport company that contracted with local jails. He was tasked with driving individuals who had been arrested on out-of-state warrants. Kindley often drove those he was transporting for hundreds of miles in his unmarked white minivan....

Auburn.247sports.com reports Groves died while in Trinidad celebrating his daughter’s birthday. Groves, an All-SEC linebacker at Auburn as a senior, was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the second round (No. 52 overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft. The linebacker/defensive end also played for the Raiders, Cardinals, Browns and Titans, appearing in 100 games. He finished his career in 2014 with 159 tackles, 9.5 sacks and two interceptions. MORE: Notable sports deaths of 2016...

Kirchherr is perhaps best known for her early photographs of the Beatles while the band played clubs in Hamburg during their early years pre-Beatlemania. The photographer is often cited as the source of the band’s iconic mop-top haircut during their early years. She dated then-bassist Stuart Sutcliffe, giving him the haircut that later became associated with the band. Following the photographer’s death, Starr shared a photo of the band with Kirchherr....

Charles Blount was arrested this week on suspicion of felony manslaughter and assault by a public officer over the death of David Ward in 2019, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office told Newsweek. Ward died after a physical confrontation with officers following a high-speed police chase. Blount, 61, turned himself in on Monday after a warrant was issued for his arrest by the Sonoma County Superior Court, sheriff’s office spokeswoman Misti Wood said....

The three-year-old group, called “I’m 10-15” was first revealed through an investigation by ProPublica on Monday. Following the publication of the article, Matthew Klein, the head of CBP’s internal affairs unit, told the media outlet that an inquiry had been opened into the group by the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees CBP. “U.S. Customs and Border Protection was made aware of disturbing social media activity hosted on a private Facebook group that may include a number of CBP employees,” Klein told ProPublica....

A source told Sporting News that former Chargers punter Mike Scifres spent time voluntarily working this week with Dallas specialists at Cowboys’ training camp in Oxnard, Calif. MORE: Rams-Chargers scrimmage turns into ‘Fights for L.A.’ Scifres set the Chargers record for net punting average at 45.2 yards during his 13 seasons with the franchise. His greatest performance came in a 2009 wild-card victory over Indianapolis when Scifres averaged 52.7 yards on his six attempts, placing four of them inside the Colts’ 10-yard line....

Brennan criticized Pence for touting documents declassified and released by Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe this week, which he called a “politicized release,” as evidence that the Clinton campaign invented allegations that were later examined during the Mueller investigation into meddling by Russia into the 2016 election. “In debate, @Mike_Pence lied about handwritten notes of mine from 2016 that referenced unsubstantiated Russian allegation about Secretary Clinton,” Brennan tweeted. “Follows DNI Ratcliffe’s politicized release of misleading snippets of documents....

The ex-Atletico Nacional man, 46, was apprehended in Medellin’s Jose Cordova Airport while trying to board a plane for Madrid. Osorio allegedly had 1.145 kilos of the narcotic stuffed in his underwear when he was intercepted by security at the airport, with an estimated street value of around $48,000. The former defender had also been held in Miami for cocaine possession in 2002, and had been released on bail. When questioned Osorio, who made 17 appearances for Colombia, said he was “trying to pay off a debt” and was later released pending charges by a judge in Rionegro....

TikTok user @tcruznc, real name Tom Cruz, shared an anecdote with his followers on June 9 from his time working at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Cruz alleges that a co-worker told him “no one dies at Disney,” after they transported a man off the premises. “Here I am in the summer, working at Speedway at Magic Kingdom in Orlando. It’s super hot. I distinctly remember this day, we were helping people into the Go Kart ride and there was a family and they had an older gentleman with them....

Glenn Kirschner, a former federal prosecutor, argued in a tweet Tuesday that the Republican senators have already broken the oath they will swear at the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump by promising him their support before the trial has even begun. “Every day in our country, jurors take an oath to do fair & impartial justice & decide cases based solely on the evidence,” Kirschner wrote. “Mitch McConnell & Lindsey Graham are mocking that oath....

FIFA suspended Blatter, 80, and cohort Michel Platini in December when the adjudicatory chamber of its Ethics Committee ruled a payment of some $2 million authorized by Blatter to Platini constituted multiple infringements of the FIFA Code of Ethics. MORE: Disgraced soccer leaders | Latest raid seeking information on Blatter Both continue to profess their innocence. They received eight-year suspensions that were later reduced to six. Platini, a former French soccer star, was long seen as Blatter’s likely success and was president of Europe’s soccer governing body....

According to The Washington Times, Page has committed 33 crimes in the past 3 1/2 years, landing him in jail on nine different occasions. The most recent one took place Feb. 8 in Forrestville, Md. The details of the assault are disturbing. “The suspect jumped out of bed, pulled the victim’s hair tearing it from the scalp,” a statement of probable cause by police read. “He then dragged her to the bathroom, throwing her into the tub and running hot water on her while punching the victim repeatedly in the face....

Richt said in a tweet sent shortly before noon ET that he plans to be back at work as an analyst at ACC Network this weekend. “I am doing fine,” he wrote, in part. “As I went through the experience I had peace knowing I was going to heaven but I was going to miss my wife.” Richt, 59, retired from coaching after last season, his third at Miami. He went 26-13 at his alma mater after leading Georgia back to prominence during his 15 years in Athens....

The 35-year-old had been without a club since leaving Championship side Cardiff City in July. Cardiff 9/2 for promotion Lambert won 11 caps for England and scored three times, playing once at the World Cup in 2014. At club level, he achieved most success with Southampton between 2009 and 2014, helping the club to two promotions before impressing in the Premier League. Lambert then joined boyhood heroes Liverpool, but struggled to break into the starting XI for a lone season before rounding off his career with West Brom and Cardiff....

Len Bias' story is stuff of legend. Bias, who had all the talent in the world, was expected to take the NBA by storm as the No. 2 pick of the Boston Celtics in the 1986 NBA Draft. In four seasons at Maryland, he had established himself as one of the great college basketball players. As a senior, Bias posted averages of 23.2 points and 7.0 rebounds and shot 54....

Smith has been hired as the men’s basketball coach by High Point University — where he played from 1969-73 — the school announced on Tuesday. He will take over a program that went 14-16 in 2017-18 and finished seventh in the Big South Conference. DeCOURCY: Memphis administration’s hook of Smith a colossal failure “It is a great honor and privilege to return to my alma mater as the next head basketball coach at High Point University,” Smith said in a statement....

“Joe was one of a kind and I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to get to know him and his family,” Diamondbacks managing general partner Ken Kendrick said in a statement. “His sense of humor certainly stood out to all of us, but perhaps more importantly, the mark he left in the community around him will carry on his legacy for generations to come.” MORE: Notable sports deaths of 2016 | A-Rod retiring after 2017?...

The Missoulian reports 24-year-old Eric Taylor Hutchison is charged with one count of criminal distribution of dangerous drugs. He is scheduled to enter a plea in District Court on Thursday. Charging documents say a confidential informant contacted Missoula police to report that Hutchison was offering to sell Adderall, which is used to treat narcolepsy and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Prosecutors say Hutchison twice sold Adderall to undercover law enforcement officers....

The former defensive lineman turned some heads in Las Vegas this week at the World Series of Poker. But after beginning Day 5 of the event Wednesday in 35th place (out of 8,569 entries) with $2.75 million in chips, he ran into some bad hands and was eliminated, finishing 131st. Still, Seymour took home $59,295, not a bad five-day haul for a guy in retirement. “As a competitor, you always want to still be in it," Seymour told PokerCentral....

Kevin Tuck was arrested on July 15 in connection to the January 6 insurrection. Tuck, 51, was a member of the Windermere Police Department until he was arrested and resigned. His son Nathaniel, who is also a former police officer, is also facing charges. According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Jennifer Harrington, both men boasted to their families about storming the Capitol. Tuck has been charged with obstruction of an official proceeding; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds; disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds; entering and remaining in the gallery of Congress; disorderly conduct in a Capitol building; and parading, demonstrating or picketing in a Capitol building....