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Suspected Bank Robber Sues FBI, City of Denver for Two False Arrests
A man arrested twice on suspicions of robbing banks has sued the FBI, the city of Denver and its police department, claiming he was falsely arrested and subjected to excessive force and malicious prosecution.
Expensive Equipment Stolen from ATF Vehicle in Detroit
An undercover ATF vehicle was broken into and valuable equipment stolen in Detroit on Thursday.
FBI Director James Comey Blames Twitter for ‘Monster of Bias’
FBI Director James Comey said Americans’ trust in government institutions is eroding because of “echo chambers” like Twitter.
Truth about FBI’s Handling of Clinton Probe Is More Complicated Than Rhetoric
Ronald Kessler Washington Post The notion that FBI Director James Comey took a fall to protect Hillary Clinton for political reasons is now gaining as much traction as the claim that President Obama was not born in the United States. But as with the Obama conspiracy theory, a few simple facts undercut the claim that…
Smuggler Forced Guatemalan Children into Hard Labor at U.S. Chicken Factories
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Arnold Castillo-Serrano promised Guatemalan parents that a happy life awaited their children in the United States as he charged upwards of $15,000 to smuggle the young people to America. But what awaited the children was something far from happiness, according to the FBI. The bureau said children were smuggled across the…
Homeland Security Adviser: Hackers Largely Incapable of Compromising Election Systems
Amid concerns about suspected Russian cyberattacks targeting Democrats, President Obama’s homeland security adviser said it would be very difficult to alter an election outcome by hacking America’s voting systems.
TSA Admits Air Marshals Aren’t on Flights to Cuba As Promised
When commercial flights to Cuba resumed for the first time in 50 years, President Obama’s administration pledged that air marshals would be onboard.
FBI: Can We Charge U.S. Couple with Dumping Baby’s Body in Mexico?
The FBI is trying to determine whether it can bring charges against a San Diego couple accused of dumping the body of a baby in an empty lot in Tijuana.