Beau Biden, Delaware's Attorney General

Beau at the Middletown Peach Festival

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Attorney General Beau Biden Announces Arrest of Child Predator

AG Announces Arrest of Child Predator

Cases like this one are why Beau worked with every law enforcement agency in the state to create the Child Predator Task Force four years ago — the kind of efficient, side-by-side cooperation that made this arrest possible.

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News Journal: Elaborate scam copies Delaware Lottery’s identity

Scam artists have pilfered the Delaware Lottery logo and identity to try to trick people into wiring them money, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden warned Friday.
A scam notification, directing recipients to contact a “clearance officer” to get their winnings, also says falsely that the contest is “promoted and sponsored by the Delaware State Government,” Biden…

Beau helps announce new trail

Yesterday, Beau joined representatives from DNREC, Delaware Greenways, and other elected officials and environmental advocates at a press conference announcing a project to complete a trail at Alapocas Run State Park in Wilmington. “One of the best things about living in Delaware is that we are blessed with wonderful natural resources, including beautiful parks and trails that my family – like your families and so many others — frequently enjoy.”

Beau helps announce new trail

Wilmington man charged with double-billing

Yesterday, Beau’s office announced the arrest of a Wilmington man for double-billing the State of Delaware for more than $25,000. Protecting taxpayers by punishing vendors who seek to defraud our government is a priority for Beau — he and the Department of Justice will continue to prosecute those who seek to swindle our communities.

Wilmington man charged with double-billing

Habitual offender sentenced to life in prison

Attorney General Beau Biden announced today that one of his prosecutors secured a life sentence against a Dover man who has been arrested more than 70 times and charged with over 100 criminal offenses. “Career criminals do not belong in our communities, they belong behind bars where they cannot be a threat to public safety,” Beau said.

Habitual offender sentenced to life in prison

Philadelphia woman sentenced to prison for ID theft

Yesterday, a Philadelphia woman who pleaded guilty to charges of identity theft earlier this month was sentenced to a year in prison. Courtney Henry, 28, entered a guilty plea in Superior Court on August 11 following her December arrest for trying to withdraw over $7,000 from the victim’s checking account. Punishing thieves who steal the identities of Delawareans — and helping victims recover — was one of Beau’s top priorities when he ran for Attorney General in 2006, and he has followed through over the past four years.