This news summary covers a range of topics including an investigation into a student's death involving a suicide note and self-harm, a fatal shooting in San Antonio, safety tips regarding space heaters, the identification of crash hotspots in the city, and a $7.1 million fine imposed on a New York-based property management firm for violating U.S. sanctions by managing luxury real estate for Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
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– The U.S. Treasury Department imposed a $7.1 million fine on a New York-based property management firm Thursday, accusing it of violating sanctions by managing luxury real estate properties for oligarchTreasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control said Gracetown Inc. had received 24 payments between April 2018 and May 2020 totaling $31,250 on behalf of a company owned by Deripaska. OFAC says it gave Gracetown notice that dealings with Deripaska were prohibited, but the firm proceeded anyway.for conspiracy to violate U.S. sanctions imposed on Deripaska as well as for wire fraud connected to funding Deripaska’s U.S. properties and efforts to expatriate the oligarch’s artwork to New York. A lawyer who has represented Deripaska previously didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Gracetown couldn't immediately be reached for comment. Deripaska has faced economic sanctions since 2018, when the Treasury Department accused him of acting for or on behalf of a senior Russian official and operating in the energy sector of the Russian economy. All of his assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction were blocked, and U.S. people and firms are prohibited from dealings related to Deripaska, his properties and his interest in properties.over a story that March about his business dealings with Paul Manafort, a former campaign chairman for President Donald Trump. Deripaska said the AP article was inaccurate and hurt his career by falsely accusing him of criminal activity. A federal judgein New York with conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions and plotting to ensure his child was born in the United States. Treasury says its Thursday enforcement action against Gracetown “highlights the importance of following OFAC-issued guidance and the significant consequences that can occur from failing to do so.” John K. Hurley, Treasury's undersecretary for terrorism and financial Intelligence, said"we will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who enable sanctioned actors.” Gracetown was established in 2006 to manage three luxury real estate properties in New York and Washington, D.C., that Deripaska acquired around the same time through various legal entities. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Amazon’s Prime Air drone deliveries are in full swing across San AntonioCastle Hills nursing home resident spreads warmth with handmade hats for San Antonio’s communityBody cam captures LOPD officer making false claims about business owner months before owner’s arrestMother of Texas A&M student demands answers after daughter’s fatal fall from high-rise in AustinHarlandale ISD teacher arrested, accused of sexual assault of child, SAPD saysOusted Alamo Trust president questions timing of resignation requestSome UTSA students forced to move dorm rooms as school complies with state’s ‘bathroom bill’How Black Friday can make the economy seem healthier than it isExperience San Antonio’s newest drive-thru Christmas light display “The Light Park” at Wolff StadiumJames Talarico shares his favorite things about TexasDavid Elder tries the Tres Leches Strawberry Matcha Latte from La Panaderia
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