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FBI Agent Carjacked in Chicago; Thief Takes Off with Guns Inside
An FBI who left his car running at a gas station on Chicago’s west side was carjacked early Monday morning.
FBI: Abduction Suspect Viewed Sexual Fetish Website Before Kidnapping
About two months before police say he kidnapped a Chinese scholar at the University of Illinois, the 28-year-old suspect appears to have visited the most popular sexual fetish networking site on the internet.
DOJ Corporate Crime Watchdog Quits Over Trump Administration’s Conduct
A top Justice Department official who served as the corporate compliance watchdog has resigned because she said President Trump’s administration is violating the same government ethics laws that she’s expected to enforce on other businesses.
Homeland Security Officer Charged with Kicking Cuffed Suspect in Head
A Homeland Security officer has been indicted on charges of kicking a handcuffed man in the head outside of a federal building in Pomona, Calif.
Trump’s Pick to Head DOJ Civil Rights Division Spurs Criticism
President Trump’s nomination to head the Justice Department’s civil rights division has drawn criticism because he previously defended major corporations and others against discrimination lawsuits.
Barnes & Thornburg First Major Firm to Have 3-Ex-U.S. Attorneys As Partners Who are African Americans
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Barnes & Thornburg, based in Indianapolis, is the first major law firm to have three former U. S. Attorneys as partners who are African American. The firm has 13 offices and is among the 100 largest in the U.S. The former U.S. Attorneys include Mike Battle, who served in the Western District…