He told agents that he "felt like he had to report something back to Steele" to justify the monthly salary he was receiving. So, he decided to traffic in gossip to keep the paychecks coming. Facts and truth were irrelevant. In telephone calls and voice communications through Skype, Danchenko spoke with a handful of people he knew in Russia and others he described as "random associates.
They traded yarns and tall stories about Trump. It was nothing more than prattle and drivel —a guy told a guy who told me that someone connected to Trump might have done thus-and-such. You get the picture. Danchenko insisted during his FBI interviews that he had repeatedly cautioned Steele that the information he was feeding the ex-spook was just "rumor and speculation and that he had not been able to confirm" any of the dubious stories about Trump-Russia collusion.
Danchenko confessed that Steele had "misstated or exaggerated" the hearsay that he furnished. He included the sordid tale in his dossier and then peddled it to both the FBI and the media in order to destroy Trump, whom he admittedly loathed. The mainstream media, riven with bias and easily exploited, helped fuel the collusion fable.
Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, 26, was charged with vandalism and public intoxication in Nashville, Tennessee, on September 16, He was charged with a misdemeanor because he had less than 2 ounces, according to a police report.
Bad boy actor Charlie Sheen is no stranger to Hollywood scandal. He posed for this mug shot after a arrest related to a domestic violence dispute. Wayne "Lil Wayne" Carter was booked on drug charges in Arizona in and sentenced to a year in prison. He released an album during his incarceration, which lasted eight months.
She spent 82 minutes in custody. In , Kiefer Sutherland got this mug shot after surrendering to serve a day sentence for his third DUI arrest. This mug shot was snapped after Mel Gibson, now notorious for getting himself into trouble, was arrested and charged with drunken driving in Backstreet Boy Nick Carter was arrested for drunken driving after failing a field sobriety test in The Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Sheriff's office took this mug shot of "Home Alone" star Macaulay Culkin in after they found marijuana, Xanax and sleeping pills in his possession.
He was briefly jailed before being released on bail. Country singer Glen Campbell was arrested in Phoenix on November 25, , on drunken driving and hit-and-run charges.
Campbell posed for his mugshot in after checking into a Phoenix lockup to serve his first of 10 nights in jail. He pleaded guilty to the charges. Actor Nick Nolte was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol on September 11, A California Highway Patrol officer saw the actor's car swerving across the highway.
Nolte was described as "drooling" and "droopy-eyed. Marshall Mathers, aka Eminem, was booked on gun charges twice in June Police said both arrests stemmed from fights -- the first over his estranged wife, Kim, and the second against rival rap group Insane Clown Posse.
Rapper Jay Z was arrested in for allegedly stabbing a record executive in a New York nightclub. He pleaded guilty in and was sentenced to three years of probation. Matthew McConaughey was arrested in Austin, Texas, in after police allegedly found him dancing naked and playing bongo drums in his house.
Curtis Jackson, aka 50 Cent, posed for this mug shot in when he was arrested at 19 for allegedly dealing heroin and crack cocaine. Jane Fonda was arrested in Cleveland, Ohio, in after a scuffle with police in the airport.
Jarrett graduated magna cum laude from Claremont Men's College in with a B. The fabulist behind the discredited anti-Trump dossier was taken into custody by federal authorities Thursday as Special Counsel John Durham continues to build his case against those who manufactured and propagated the phony Trump-Russia collusion narrative.
It was a long time coming. Former Gov. As the officer was trying to re-handcuff the newsman, Jarrett allegedly grabbed the officer's arm. Struggling to get Jarrett cuffed, other officers helped subdue the inmate, who was then driven to jail in downtown Minneapolis, the newspaper reports. A Fox News spokeswoman said Jarrett, who has not been on the air since mid-April, is dealing with "serious personal issues" and his return to the air has yet to be determined.
A date at which Gregg might return to air has yet to be determined. The newsman was booked into Hennepin County Jail and charged with interfering with a peace officer, a misdemeanor. He was released at a.
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