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Chief Patrol Agent of Border Patrol’s Laredo Sector Set to Retire
Carl Landrum, the chief patrol agent for Border Patrol’s Laredo Sector in Texas, plans to retire at the end of the month, KGNS reports.
Judge Orders Depositions of Trump, Wray in Lawsuits Filed by Former FBI Officials
A federal judge on Thursday agreed to allow the depositions of former President Trump and FBI Director Christopher Wray in lawsuits filed by two former senior FBI employees who allege they were unfairly targeted because they investigated Trump’s ties to Russia.
Danny Defenbaugh, Former Special Agent in Charge of FBI’s Dallas Field Office, Dies
Danny Defenbaugh, the former special agent in charge of the FBI’s Dallas Field Office, has died.
FBI Agent Who Shot Dog Is Special Agent in Charge of Philadelphia Field Office
The off-duty FBI agent who shot a dog in Philadelphia, prompting protests by animal rights activists, was identified as Jacqueline Maguire, the special agent in charge of the Philadelphia Field Office.
Ex-Border Patrol Agent Charged in Fatal Hit-And-Run of Cyclist
By Steve Neavling A former Border Patrol agent accused of fatally striking a bicyclist with his pick-up truck and then fleeing the scene in Texas two years ago has been indicted, The Monitor reports. Francisco Javier Vallejo, 48, was charged with an accident involving death. He pleaded not guilty. Vallejo is accused of striking Humberto…
Malcolm X’s Daughter to File Wrongful Death Lawsuit against FBI, CIA, NYPD
The daughter of Malcolm X plans to sue the FBI, CIA and NYPD, alleging they conspired to assassinate the civil rights leader.
Mexico’s J. Edgar Hoover Convicted in N.Y. of Taking Bribes From Sinaloa Cartel
By Allan Lengel Genaro García Luna, once Mexico’s top security official who was often described as the J. Edgar Hoover of Mexico, was convicted Tuesday in a federal court in Brooklyn of taking millions of dollars in bribes from the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel, the New York Times reports. Following three days of deliberation, a…