Gillooly, who has denied involvement in the case, surrendered at the FBI office in downtown Portland shortly after the warrant was issued.
ATLANTA — Jessica Colotl, a 21-year-old college student and illegal Mexican immigrant at the center of a contentious immigration case, surrendered to a Georgia sheriff on Friday but continued to deny wrongdoing.
A wealthy former pawn shop owner from Reno who was sought in the stabbing death of his estranged wife and the shooting of the judge hearing their divorce case surrendered Thursday night in Mexico, ending a 10-day search, the authorities said.
Tulane University basketball players David Dominique, 19, and Bobby Thompson, 21, accused of shaving points in a gambling case, surrendered to authorities for fingerprinting and booking.
The borrowers were required to sign judgment papers with the amount, terms and due date of the loan left blank and, in some cases, to surrender leases to their businesses, as well as green cards and passports until the debts were paid.
As with army units, each ship's crew has a set amount of morale that changes as a battle progresses; a crew may attempt to withdraw their vessel from the battle if their morale is broken, or in extreme cases may surrender without further enemy action.
In it Mr. Toobin argues that by the end of the first week, both Mr. Daley and Mr. Christopher were "making the case for surrender".
As historian Tsuyoshi Hasegawa writes in his book "Racing the Enemy," "Indeed, Soviet attack, not the Hiroshima bomb, convinced political leaders to end the war". The two events together — plus the dropping of the second atomic bomb on Aug. 9 — were decisive in making the case for surrender.
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