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32 Guns Found at U.S. Airports in a Week
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com After Sept. 11, 2001, it’s still amazing to find how common it is for people to bring guns to airports. On occasion, ticklethewire.com likes to check in to see just how many folks still bring guns. According to the Transportation Security Administration, 30 loaded guns and two unloaded ones were discovered…
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NATO Takes Out 2nd-Highest al Qaeda Leader in Afghanistan
Shoshanna Utchenik ticklethewire.com The U.S. led-NATO forces chalked up a major score in Afghanistan. Al Qaeda’s second-highest Afghan leader, Sakhr al-Taifi, was killed by a NATO airstrike in eastern Kunar province on Sunday, reports the AP. Al-Taifi, also known as Mushtaq and Nasim, commanded foreign insurgents in Afghanistan and directed attacks against NATO and Afghan…
Kentucky Gun Shop Owner Charged with Threatening ATF Agent
Shoshanna Utchenik ticklethewire.com Anger management is a great idea for those working around firearms for a living. Unfortunately former Kentucky gunshop owner and former prison employee Ted Ray Schlenker, 48, of Louisville didn’t get that memo. Schlenker is charged with mailing threats and a gun to ATF agent Dan Volk in Bowling Green. Reports AP,…
Mexico Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Hiring Hit Squad for Mexican Drug Cartel
Shoshanna Utchenik ticklethewire.com Carlos Cosme, 36, a Mexican police officer was working in Mexico’s Baja California Attorney General’s Office as a supervisor in the sex crimes unit — that is until he decided to trade it all for a piece of Mexican drug cartel FSO. Baja California is the northern most state in Mexico. Cosme…
FBI Has Reason to Doubt Pedro Hernandez Confession to Killing Etan Patz
Shoshanna Utchenik ticklethewire.com Like the rest of the Etan Patz disappearance, the murder confession of Pedro Hernandez is not an open-and-shut case. Lack of evidence, inconsistencies in the suspect’s story, and mental health issues are bringing Hernandez’s confession into doubt, according to the NY Daily News. Since the 6-year-old Patz went missing in 1979, there…
Column: Should FBI Be Allowed to Wiretap Facebook?
By Adam Cohen Time magazine We may all be getting a new Facebook friend soon: the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI wants to shift its wiretapping from old-school telephone lines to person-to-person platforms like email and instant messaging and even social media like Facebook. To help it make the switch, the FBI is asking…