Fallen FBI Agents Remembered for Their Courage During Memorial Service

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  Two FBI agents killed during a training exercise last weekend were remembered during a private memorial ceremony at the U.S. Marine Corps Memorial Chapel at Quantico, the Associated Press reports. FBI Director Robert Mueller praised the agents, Christopher W. Lorek and Stephen P. Shaw, for their “true and unerring valor.” “We mourn…

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FBI: Evidence Stacking Against Five Suspects in Benghazi Attacks, But Not Enough for Civilian Court

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  FBI agents have enough evidence against five men accused in the Benghazi attack to seize them by military force as suspected terrorists, the Associated Press reports. But the AP reported that the agents don’t have enough evidence to charge the men in a civilian court, which is the Obama administration’s preference. In…

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Prosecutors Refuse to Reveal Confidential Informant in ‘Whitey’ Bulger Case

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Federal prosecutors said they will not release the name of the confidential informant involved in the case against mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger, the Boston Herald reports. The defense attorneys maintain the informant helped the FBI determine what others may say during testimony. Prosecutors dismissed the allegations as ” street talk” and…

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GSA to Soon Begin Taking Proposals to Relocate FBI Headquarters

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The General Services Association soon will begin accepting proposals to relocate FBI headquarters beginning this summer, the Kingstowne-Rose Hill Patch reports. The FBI has received numerous preliminary proposals from surrounding cities to be home to the new FBI headquarters. The current headquarters in Washington D.C. is outdated and crumbling, the GSA has…

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Justice Department to Probe Big Blunders in ATF Milwaukee Sting

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com  The Justice Department is investigating the high-profile blunders of the ATF in Milwaukee following embarrassing mistakes reported by the the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the newspaper reports. In letters to two members of Congress, Inspector General Michael Horowitz said the sting raised “significant management issues related to the oversight and management” of the…

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Protesters Arrested After Trying to Storm Justice Department Building in Washington D.C.

Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Protesters furious over foreclosure attempts tried to storm the entrances of the Justice Department on Monday, leading to 17 arrests , the Washington Post reports. About 100 protesters participated, and some were tased during the event. After the arrests, about half the protesters stuck around as police prepared to make additional arrests….

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