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Questions Raised about Discipline for High-Ranking U.S. Marshals Allegedly Caught in At-Work Rendezvous
Two high-ranking officials with the U.S. Marshals Service are accused of having sex at the agency’s Virginia headquarters, and a nonprofit that advocates on behalf of federal employees wants more information on the alleged tryst.
Tucson Police Investigate Fatal Shooting by Off-Duty Border Patrol Agent
Tucson police are investigating a fatal shooting by an off-duty Border Patrol agent.
Retired Executive Assistant Director of FBI Is Driving a School Bus to Help with Shortage
Michael Mason, a retired executive assistant director of the FBI, could be traveling or playing golf after a long, successful career.
4 Federal Agents Shot During ‘Incredibly Difficult Week for Federal Law Enforcement’
Four federal law enforcement officers were shot last week in the three separate shootings, underscoring the dangers of the profession.
330-Mile Bike Ride Honors Slain FBI Agent Martha Dixon-Martinez
Family members of FBI Special Agent Martha Dixon-Martinez, who was killed during a shooting rampage in November 1994, stopped at the bureau’s Pittsburgh Field Office last week as part of an annual 330-mile bike ride in her honor.
FBI Refutes Claims That Zodiac Killer’s Identity Has Been Revealed
The FBI is disputing claims by an independent group of cold case investigators that they have identified the notorious Zodiac Killer.
Funeral Services for DEA Agent Fatally Shot on Amtrak Train Set for Today
By Steve Neavling DEA Special Agent Michael Garbo, who was shot and killed by an Amtrak train passenger in Tucson, Ariz., will be remembered with a public funeral this morning. Garbo, a 16-year veteran of the DEA, was killed Monday while doing a routine inspection for illegal drugs and guns on the train, and two…