Ex-Detroit City Councilman Sentenced to Prison As Part of Widening FBI Investigation
The FBI’s broadening investigation into corruption in the city of Detroit led to the sentencing Wednesday of a former Detroit City councilman.
January 2022
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How Foreign Spies Tap Into U.S. Police Departments
The author is editor-in-chief of SpyTalk By Jeff Stein The arrest in New York last week of an Egyptian-American accused of spying on exiles opposed to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s repressive regime has lifted the curtain on a “significant” but little noted national security issue: the recruitment of U.S. state and local police by foreign intelligence…
DEA Museum Seeks New Venues to Present Its Traveling Exhibit
The DEA Museum is looking for new venues and cities to present its traveling exhibit called, “Drugs: Costs and Consequences.”
Record Number of Firearms Discovered at Airport Checkpoints in 2021
The TSA seized nearly 6,000 guns at airport checkpoints nationwide in 2021, a record amount for a single year and a 35% increase over the previous year.
CBP Arrest Rapper Vic Mensa After Allegedly Finding Drugs in Suitcase
CBP officers arrested raper Vic Mensa at Washington Dulles International Airport over the weekend after allegedly finding illegal drugs in his luggage.
FBI, Homeland Security Warn about Potential Violence Targeting Faith-Based Communities
Faith-based communities are at risk of further violence, the FBI and Homeland Security said in a letter Monday, following a hostage standoff at a Texas synagogue over the weekend.
Wray Op-Ed Focuses on Law Enforcement Officers Killed in Line of Duty in 2021
One law enforcement officer was killed every five days on average last year, the highest number since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.