EPA Fugitives | US EPA - U. S. Environmental Protection Agency The following images and information packets identify fugitives sought by EPA's Criminal Investigation Division Each one provides a brief case summary and instructions on how to report information related to their identity and or current location
EPA official arrested on felony ethics charges in Alabama In a federal trial earlier this year, Drummond Co executive David Roberson and attorney Joel Gilbert were convicted on charges related to bribes paid to a state legislator to secure his opposition to an EPA cleanup of predominately African-American neighborhoods in north Birmingham contaminated by smokestack emissions from a plant owned by a
Environmental Crimes Bulletin - November 2024 A jury convicted Tracy Coiteux in May 2024 following a three-day jury trial on conspiracy and CAA violations; Sean Coiteux and the companies pleaded guilty in March 2024 to violating the CAA (18 U S C § 371; 42 U S C § 7413 (c)(2)(C))
Summary of Criminal Prosecutions | US EPA The Summary of Criminal Prosecutions resulting from environmental investigations provides information on concluded criminal enforcement cases, by the U S Government's fiscal year (October to September)
Criminal Enforcement | US EPA EPA's criminal enforcement program focuses on criminal conduct that threatens people's health and the environment It was established in 1982 and granted full law enforcement authority by congress in 1988
Criminal Enforcement: Special Agents | US EPA - U. S. Environmental . . . Special Agents conduct arrests, searches, and evidence seizures including the collection and preservation of physical and digital evidence Special agents analyze allegations, complaints, and referrals to identify potential crimes and determine the approach needed to evaluate allegations
Convicts Who Escaped From Prison And Are Still At Large According to Associated Press’s coast-to-coast survey, there are over 130 state prison escapees in the United States Most of these escapees have gone for several decades, meaning that their chances of recapture have dramatically dwindled No one is even certain if some of them are still alive
OIG News Release: Former EPA official sentenced to 32 months in prison . . . WASHINGTON – John C Beale, a former employee of the EPA, today was sentenced to 32 months in prison following a plea agreement in which he admitted perpetrating multiple frauds under the bogus guise of performing undercover work as a CIA agent
Criminal Press Releases - 2021 | US EPA - U. S. Environmental Protection . . . This is a list of press releases announcing results of EPA criminal cases adjudicated in U S courts The tables are sortable and can be viewed by date or alphabetically under all other headings Related Press Releases: 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022