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2 Pa. Cops Charged in Beating-Coverup of Indecent Exposure Suspect

allan16 years ago16 years ago01 mins

Fed prosecutors plan to get to the naked truth in this case in Ambridge, Pa. By JOE MANDAK The Associated Press PITTSBURGH – Two western Pennsylvania police officers conspired to violate the rights of an indecent exposure suspect when one beat the man and the second officer helped destroy or alter a police department video…

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Justice Moves to Deport Suspected Nazi Collaborator in Michigan

allan16 years ago16 years ago01 mins

This is the tail end of the hunt and deportation of Nazis and Nazi collaborators living in the U.S. Most are in their late 80s or 90s. By Devlin Barrett Associated Press WASHINGTON — An 88-year-old Michigan man accused of helping the Nazis during World War II faces deportation after the Justice Department filed court…

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Ex-U.S. Atty. Says New Mexico U.S. Atty. Fouratt Should be Fired

allan16 years ago12 mins

There’s certain protocol prosecutors should follow. One is that if you don’t charge someone with a crime, you don’t publicly say they’re really guilty or suggest something to that effect. The U.S. Attorney may have stepped over the line. By Marjorie Childress The New Mexico Independent A letter sent by U.S. Attorney Greg Fouratt to…

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Electronic Billboard Helps FBI Identify Bank Robber

allan16 years ago12 years ago01 mins

This is a great technology. In the past, the FBI has not taken full advantage of the media and the latest technology when it comes to catching bank robbers. Often times, the agency has waited until a robber held up more than a dozen banks, and sometimes more than 20, before distributing photos to the…

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Ridge Backpedals on Accusations that Bush Admin. Played Politics with Color Code Alerts

allan16 years ago12 years ago02 mins

There’s a reason Tom Ridge was not effective as he could have been as our nation’s Homeland Security chief. He was left out of key meetings. He didn’t always get necessary info from the FBI. In his new book, he suggests that the Bush administration may have played politics with the color code alerts like…

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Boston Globe Editorial Urges FBI to Pay Up in Case Where Agents Framed People in 1965 Mob Murder

allan16 years ago12 years ago02 mins

By The Boston Globe Editorial Page BOSTON — IT DOESN’T require world class investigators to figure out that the jig is up for the FBI in the case of four men framed by federal agents in the 1965 gangland murder of Edward Deegan in Chelsea. This week, a federal appeals court upheld a $101.7 million…

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Even the Mob Could Use a Little Stimulus $$$

allan16 years ago12 years ago02 mins

Yes, even the mob needs some stimulus money. There are some stimulus programs like home weatherization that have helped such industries as construction and heating and cooling. But they are also ripe for corruption. The FBI has been expecting to see some corrupt practices grow out of these programs. By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM New York…

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Fed Prosecutor In CIA Torture Probe Fearless and Highly Ethical

allan16 years ago16 years ago01 mins

Fearless. Uncompromising Ethics. It sounds like the Justice Dept. has picked the right guy to look into the CIA’s alleged torture tactics. By Jenna Russell and Shelley Murphy Boston Globe Staff He is known for his fearlessness and uncompromising ethics and he became a go-to prosecutor for complex and thankless tasks: investigating federal agents, convicting…

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