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Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz to Retire After 32-Year Career
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz plans to retire at the end of June, less than two years after he took the helm.
Rolling Stone: Trump Wants the Names of FBI and DOJ People Working on His Criminal Investigations So He Can Fire Them
The former president has also vowed to fire FBI Director Christopher Wray if re-elected president.
DOJ Kept Probe Open Into Hillary Clinton’s Foundation Until Trump’s Final Days in Office
By Allan Lengel The Justice Department probe into Hillary Clinton’s family foundation remained open until the final days of the Trump administration, the New York Times reports. It was only in the waning days that the case was officially closed. Adam Goldman of the Times, citing newly released documents and interviews with former DOJ officials,…
Justice Department Investigating Alleged Hack of Tucker Carlson Footage
The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into an alleged hack of internal Fox News video footage of former host Tucker Carlson that was leaked to media organizations.
Bonavolonta, Special Agent in Charge of FBI’s Boston Field Office, to Retire
Joseph R. Bonavolonta, who has served as special agent in charge of the FBI’s Boston Field Office since January 2019, plans to retire on June 9.
Weekend Series on Crime History: The Mob’s ‘Pizza Connection’
The “pizza connection” involved the Mafia’s use of pizza shops to sell drugs.
House Republicans Weigh Blocking Funding for New FBI Headquarters
House Republicans are considering a move that would prevent a new FBI headquarters from being built by blocking the project’s funding as GOP lawmakers continue to look for ways to punish the bureau.
Mar-a-Lago Workers Reportedly Moved Boxes of Records a Day Before Visit from Feds
By Steve Neavling Former President Trump’s workers at Mar-a-Lago reportedly moved boxes of documents a day before FBI agents and a prosecutor came to the residence to retrieve classified records, raising suspicions of obstruction. Trump’s team knew law enforcement planned to come in June 2022 because the former president had received a subpoena, The Washington Post reports. …