DOJ Creates Online Tool to Make It Easier to Report Civil Rights Violations
The Justice Department has created a new online tool for the public to report a civil rights violation.
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FBI Arrests El Paso Man Accused of Threatening to Kill Black Lives Matters Protesters
The FBI arrested a 42-year-old El Paso man who posted a racist video in which he threatened to kill Black Lives Matter protesters, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
FBI Director Wray Visited Minneapolis Field Office That Is Investigating Death of George Floyd
FBI Director Christopher Wray stopped by the bureau’s Minneapolis Field Office Tuesday morning to meet with employees and get updates on the investigation into the death of George Floyd.
Ex-FBI Attorney James Baker Joins Twitter As New Deputy General Counsel
James Baker, the former top attorney for the FBI, has joined Twitter as the social media company’s new deputy general counsel.
Harvey Goldstein: A Reimagined Police Force Must Be A Win/Win To Make A Difference
The author is an organizational development consultant, psychologist, trainer, and speaker for public safety, non-profit, and private sector entities. By Harvey Goldstein The lurid almost macabre murder of George Floyd will not easily dim from our minds eye. Our nation cannot and should not turn away from transfixed horror and moral revulsion at indifference in…
Matthew R. Alcoke Named Special Agent in Charge of Counterterrorism Division of Washington Field Office
Matthew R. Alcoke has been named as the special agent in charge of the Counterterrorism Division of the Washington Field Office.
James A. Dawson Named Special Agent in Charge of Criminal And Cyber Division of Washington Field Office
James A. Dawson has been named special agent in charge of the Criminal and Cyber Division of the Washington D.C. Field Office.
William S. Sessions, FBI Director from 1987-1993, Died At Age of 90
William S. Sessions, who served as the director of the FBI under three presidents, died Friday in San Antonio.