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Stephen Vogt Named Head of Baltimore FBI
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Stephen E. Vogt, who last served as legal attache in Kabul, Afghanistan, has been named the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Baltimore Division. Vogt began his career with the FBI in August 1989 and was first stationed in Cleveland, where he investigated white-collar crime, public corruption, organized crime, and…
Border Patrol Agent Killed, Another Injured near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com One Border Patrol agent was shot and killed and another was wound Tuesday morning near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona this morning killed one Border Patrol agent and wounded another, the Associated Press reports, citing Homeland Security. Fox 19 reports that the wounded agent it expected to survive and was being air-lifted…
Arizona Attorney General in More Legal Trouble After FBI Says He Was Involved in a Hit and Run
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Unaware he was being watched by the FBI, Attorney General Tom Horne damaged a parked car and left the scene, authorities said, according to the Arizona Daily Star. “Apparently at the time, I didn’t think it was damaged,” Horne told the Daily Star. “I was told later it was damaged. I was…
Tests Results to Show If Jimmy Hoffa Was Buried Underneath a Driveway in Suburban Detroit
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Was Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa buried in a driveway of suburban Detroit? Not likely. Tests of soil samples may answer that question this morning when results return from a Michigan State University forensic anthropologist, reports the Detroit Free Press.The analysis involves 4-inch samples of mud and clay and is designed to show…
Police Believe They Found Homemade Bath Salts at Michigan House Following Ban on Substance
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com DETROIT — While states are banning dangerous bath salts from store shelves, some dealers are making their own with a toxic combination of acetone, butane and caffeine anhydrous, Mlive.com reports. Most recently, 11 members of the DEA were asked for help after local authorities who found the substances, along with large amounts…
Feds to Make Case for Tracking Cell Phone Locations without a Warrant
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Federal authorities will make their case before federal judges that warrantless tracking of cell phone locations is legal, CNET reports. Federal prosecutors don’t want to ask a judge to approve a warrant before obtaining stored records that reveal the constant movements of mobile phone users over a two-month period, according to CNET….
Border Patrol to Open New $13 Million Station in North Dakota.
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A $13 million Border Patrol is planned for North Dakota, the Associated Press reports. The building is expected to be 30,000-square-feet on 10 acres of land in Pembina, in the northeast section of the state. As the government wraps up the property purchase, construction could begin in a few months. The station…
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47 Brand Snapback Hats The Lakers (the Heats main measuring stick), have come out of the gate strong winning 13 of 15 and solidifying themselves as the Crooks And Castles Snapback favourite this year until the Heat turn things around. One thing is almost for certain. The Heat will not win 70 games this Chicago…