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Former Special Agent in Charge of Oregon Office Lands New Job
The former special agent in charge of the FBI’s office, Greg Bretzing, wasted no time finding a new job after retiring after 22 years with the FBI.
Petition Calls for Termination of Secret Service Agent Under Fire for Trump Comments
The Secret Service agent who said she would not take a bullet for President Trump should be immediately fired, according to a petition circulated by spouses of several Secret Service agents.
FBI Data: Terrorists Using Border with Canada to Gain Entry into U.S.
While President Trump focuses on security at the U.S.-Mexico border, he may want to shift his focus to the northern border with Canada.
Judge Rejects New York Mafia Informant’s Lawsuit Against FBI
Joseph Barone was a former mafia informant for the FBI when he spent 19 months in a Brooklyn prison before a federal jury acquitted him in 2010.
Justice Department Defends Trump’s Travel Restrictions in Appeals Court
The Justice Department is defending President Trump’s travel restrictions, saying the executive order was a “lawful exercise of the president’s authority” and did not amount to a ban on Muslims.
No Arrests Made After Suspects Exchange Gunfire with Border Patrol Agents
Four days after Border Patrol agents exchanged gunfire with two people inside a van new the Rio Grande, no one has been arrested.
Parker: The Scary Opiate Tales from the Emergency Room
Ross Parker was chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Detroit for 8 years and worked as an AUSA for 28 in that office. By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com Opiate Tales from the Emergency Room The mind numbing opiate epidemic is not news, but the number of overdose deaths keeps climbing, and…
Ex-FBI Agent: The Truth about Trump and Russia’s Relationship Must Come to Light
When I was a young FBI special agent assigned to the New York field office working on a foreign counterintelligence squad, another agent asked me if I wanted to meet Dr. Death.