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FBI Arrests Army Veteran After Finding 4 Pipe Bombs in His Colorado Home
FBI agents arrested a 53-year-old Army veteran in Colorado for allegedly planning to use pipe bombs against law enforcement officers who tried to seize his weapons.
Appellate Court Overturns Order to Reduce Detainees at ICE Facility Over Coronavirus Fears
The Adelanto ICE Processing Facility in California won’t have to remove a significant number of its detainees after a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel overruled a lower court’s order
DOJ Urges Judge to Toss Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against FBI Over ‘Distinct’ Claims
The Justice Department urged a federal judge Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by current and former FBI recruits who allege the academy is a “good-old-boy network” that exposes women to a hostile work environment, inappropriate jokes and sexual advances beginning in 2015.
Keri Farley Named Special Agent in Charge of Intelligence Branch of FBI New York Field Office
Keri Farley, who had been serving as the acting chief of staff for the National Security Branch at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C.m has been named special agent in charge of the Intelligence Branch of the New York Field Office.
Thomas Relford Named Special Agent in Charge of Albany Field Office
Thomas Relford, who had been serving as an inspector at FBI headquarters, has been tapped as special agent in charge of the Albany Field Office in New York.
DEA Agent, Telecom Specialist Suspended Amid Allegations of Stealing PPE And Toilet Paper
A DEA agent and a telecommunications specialist have been suspended amid allegations that they stole person protective equipment, toilet paper and other supplies that have been in short supply amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Homeland Security: China Downplayed Severity of Coronavirus While Hoarding Medical Supplies
The Chinese government likely “concealed the severity” of the coronavirus outbreak in early January so it could hoard medical supplies needed to fight the contagion, according to a new report.