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Mexican Drug Cartel Founder Found Dead, Tortured And Riddled with Bullets
A Mexican drug cartel founder who was on the DEA’s Most Wanted List was found tortured and dead along with three other men dumped along the side of the road.
‘Affluenza’ Teen, His Mother Were Detained in Mexico After Fleeing Over Probation Violation
A wealthy Texas teenager who was given leniency after killing four people while driving drunk has been captured in Mexico with his mother.
Prosecutor Delivers 15-Minute Speech After Grand Jury Decision in Tamir Rice Case
A grand jury on Monday decided not to indict two police officers who fatally shot Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old black boy who was playing with a pellet gun.
Secret Service Stops Man from Flying Drone Alongside President Obama’s Motorcade in Hawaii
A recreational drone alarmed Secret Service agents after it was seen flying alongside President Obama’s motorcade in Hawaii.
Justice Department Suspends Assets Forfeiture Program for Local Police
A controversial program that allows local police to seize and keep cash and property from people who were never charged or convicted of a crime is ending.
TSA May Soon Stop Accepting Airline Passengers’ Driver’s Licenses in Some State
Airline passengers in some states may soon need more than a driver’s license to board a plane.
A Chat With U.S. District Court Judge Terrence G. Berg About Being Shot During Attempted Robbery at His Detroit Home
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com DETROIT — Terrence G. Berg is a mild-mannered, thoughtful guy who knows plenty about crime. Before being appointed by President Barack Obama as a federal judge in 2012, he was a federal prosecutor and acting U.S. attorney in Detroit. In March, he got a first-hand account of what it’s like to…
FBI Closes 1964 Civil Rights Case with No Charges Against Former Sheriff’s Deputy
For more than 50 years, Frank Andrews’s family never got justice.