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Suspects in San Bernardino Shooting Were Armed with 4 guns, Explosive Device
The man and woman accused of opening fire at a holiday party in San Bernardino came prepared for a massacre.
The So-Called ‘Adorable Drug Kingpin’ is the Daughter of a DEA Special Agent
A 19-year-old woman’s beaming booking photo following her arrest on drug trafficking charges went viral, and she was dubbed the “adorable drug kingpin.”
Uniformed Secret Service Officer Charged With Attempting to Transfer Obscene Materials to a Minor
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com A federal grand jury in Wilmington, Del. on Wednesday indicted an officer with the U.S. Secret Service-Uniformed Division, who was assigned to the White House, on one-count of attempting to transfer obscene materials to a minor. Lee Robert Moore, 37, of Church Hill, Md., was arrested Nov. 9, and has remained…
Homeland Security Chief: Syrian Refugees Face Strong Scrutiny to Cross Border
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told NPR that the fears over Syrian refugees are overstated, suggesting the focus should be on people traveling as tourists from Europe.
FBI Processed Record Number of Gun Background Checks on Black Friday
The FBI processed a whopping 185,345 firearm background checks on Black Friday.
FBI Demands Photo ID for Public Records Under New eFOIA Platform
The FBI launched a new online tool for Freedom of Information Act requests, but critics argue the disclosure requests have been made more difficult.
Illinois Attorney General Asks DOJ to Investigate Civil Rights Abuses in Chicago PD
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is urging the Justice Department to launch a civil rights investigation into the Chicago Police Department over a number of cases in which cops killed or injured unarmed citizens.
New Mexico Man Sues Border Patrol Over Medical Marijuana Rights
A New Mexico man filed suit against Border Patrol, saying agents are violating the law by refusing to allow him to posses medical marijuana.