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Moving FBI Headquarters to Suburbs May Have Net Gain for Washington D.C.
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Washington D.C. has a lot to lose – and gain – if the FBI moves its longtime headquarters to the suburbs. If the bureau moves from Pennsylvania Avenue NW, 4,800 jobs would go with it, the Washington Post reports. But redevelopment of the site could generate an additional $28 million, the Post reported,…
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Potential Witness in Chechen Man’s Death Ordered to Leave Country
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A 19-year-old roommate of the Chechen man killed by an FBI agent in Florida last month was ordered by an immigration judge to leave the country by July 1, raising fears that she is being swept out of the country before she can provide details to law enforcement, the Boston Globe reports….
Ex-FBI Agent Admits He Signed Off on Reports on Bulger He Knew Were Inaccurate
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com One thing for certain: The Whitey Bulger trial in Boston is not short on drama and interesting news. On Friday, retired FBI agent John Morris testified that he signed off on several FBI reports about Bulger that were inaccurate or misleading, Reuters reports. Morris has admitted taking cash from gangsters and…
National Border Patrol Council: ‘Political Goals Took Precedence Over Actual Reforms’
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The union representing Border Patrol agents expressed “serious concerns” about the new Senate bill because of its handling of security along the U.S.-Mexico border, the Washington Times reports. The National Border Patrol Council is most concerned with the inundation of 20,000 additional agents to protect the border – a major component of…
NSA Leaker Stuck at Airport While Russia, Ecuador Reportedly Offer No Help for Asylum
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The fate of the NSA leaker remains in limbo as Russia and Ecuador send mixed messages about their role in Edward Snowden’s attempt to seek asylum, ABC News reports. A spokesman for Vladimir Putin said Moscow would not help Snowden seek refuge. Snowden is stuck at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport because the U.S….
James Comey Faces Tough Questions During Confirmation Battle During Confirmation Hearings
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com President Obama’s nominee for FBI director, James Comey, faces a tough confirmation battle over a host of controversial issues facing the agency. Comey, who served as deputy attorney general in President George W. Bush, is seeking Senate confirmation at a tough time for the FBI, reports The Hill. The Hill reports that…
FBI Reduces Number of Agents Investigating Organized Crime
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI will continue to shed the number of agents assigned to fight the mafia as the demand for other threats increases, The New York Times reports. For the third time in five years, the bureau will decrease its agents assigned to organized crime to about three dozens. In the meantime, more…