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FBI Uses Dogs to Sniff Out Cybercrime by Finding Electronic Components
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Faced with the growing threat of cybercrime, the FBI has turned to dogs to help crack down on computer crimes. The canines are trained to sniff out electronic components that store data, News12 reports. Some of the components are tiny and hard to find. “Cybercrime has evolved and is such a…
Woman Arrested After Hitting Border Patrol Horse in the Face
A woman accused of transporting marijuana also faces a charge of animal cruelty after allegedly punching a horse in the face.
Justice Department Seeks Death Penalty for Church Shooter Dylan Roof
The Justice Department is seeking the death penalty for Dylan Roof, the man accused of a carefully planned shooting that killed nine parishioners in a Charleston, South Carolina, church last year.
FBI Investigates $120,000 in Questionable Donations to Virginia Gov. McAuliffe
The FBI is investigating $120,000 in donations to Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s campaign and inauguration.
FBI Close to Wrapping Up Investigation of Clinton’s Use of Private E-Mail Server
The FBI is completing its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state.
TSA Head of Security Forced Out over Frustrations with Long Airport Lines
Amid allegations of mismanagement, Kelly Hoggan, TSA’s assistant administrator for the Office of Security Operations, has been removed from his position.
Star-Ledger: Homeland Security, TSA Mismanaged Security at Airports
The head of the Transportation Safety Administration announced recently that the agency has a plan to deal with the long lines at many of the most important airports in America.
Border Patrol Agent Indicted on Charges of Drug Delivery, Possession
A Border Patrol agent has been indicted on charges of drug delivery and possession.