Jeremy Roebuck

A new indictment accuses the senator of having lawyers mislead authorities about the bribes he’s accused of taking.

Jeremy Schobel, who taught at Harriton High School from 2021 until he was fired last year, admitted he persuaded at least one of the school’s students to send him explicit images of herself.

The ruling is the latest instance in which courts have questioned one of the primary accomplishments Krasner has touted during his tenure: his office’s efforts to exonerate dozens of defendants.

Ahkil Crumpton, an all-state and all-Catholic League wide receiver for West Catholic High who went on to play two seasons at Georgia, was convicted on charges related to the slaying.

The verdict comes less than two years after Rahim Islam, 66 and Shahied Dawan, 72, were acquitted in a separate trial of bribing Philadelphia City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson.

Lisa McElhone, spouse of company founder Joseph LaForte, is the third defendant to admit guilt in the sprawling — and seemingly ever-widening — probe of the merchant cash advance business.

Yong Lee, whose store Young’s Sneaker City, has been a Girard Avenue fixture since the mid-’80s, admitted to hiding millions in cash sales from the IRS.

Elections officials had appealed last week’s ruling barring what’s known as “the county line” ballot design. But many now say it’s too late to change ballots even if the challenge succeeds.

Lisa McElhone, 44, told a federal judge she dodged taxes owed in Pennsylvania by lying on tax forms about where she and husband, Joseph LaForte, lived.

Jasmine Williams, 33, stands accused of helping people fill out fraudulent applications for federal aid. In exchange, they said, she charged a fee of one-half any proceeds they received.