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U.S. Marshal And K-9 Shot While Serving Arrest Warrant in Chicago
A deputy U.S. marshal and police dog were shot while a task force was trying to serve an arrest warrant Thursday in Chicago.
Ex-DHS Secretary Johnson Suggests Graphic Images Would ‘Awaken the Public’ on School Shootings
As school shootings continue to increase, former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson suggested that “something graphic is required to awaken the public to the real horror” of the massacres.
Secret Service Agent Who Was Wounded in Reagan Assassination Attempt Says He Accepts Hinckley’s Release
John W. Hinckley Jr., who shot Ronald Reagan and three others outside a D.C. hotel in 1981, will be released on June 15, and a Secret Service agent who was wounded in the shooting said he accepts the judge’s ruling, NBC Chicago reports.
Off-Duty CBP Agent Who Rescued Students Defends Police Response to Massacre at Texas School
The off-duty CBP agent who rescued students during the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Texas defended the police response to the massacre.
70 Children Rescued by Multi-Agency Operation in Texas
A multi-agency operation in Texas recovered 70 missing children in a three-week period, ICE announced Tuesday.
Jury Finds Clinton Campaign Lawyer Not Guilty of Lying to FBI
Michael Sussman, a cybersecurity attorney who represented Hillary Clinton during the presidential election, was acquitted by a jury Tuesday of lying to the FBI.
DOJ to Investigate Police Response to Mass Shooting at Texas Elementary School
The Justice Department announced on Sunday that it would investigate law enforcement’s handling of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.