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Female FBI Agent Sues Federal Government Over Peeping-Tom Border Patrol Supervisor
A female FBI agent claims in a lawsuit that the federal government did not respond in a responsible way to a former Border Patrol supervisor who was convicted of secretly taping female colleagues using the restroom.
IRS Agent in Seattle Convicted of Bribery
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com After three days of deliberations, a federal jury in Seattle last week convicted an IRS agent of soliciting and accepting a bribe. Paul G. Hurley, 43, of Seattle, was convicted on two felony counts on Friday. Sentencing is set for May 13. According to testimony at trial and records filed in…
Ex-D.C. Homicide Commander Questions the Way Death of Justice Scalia Was Handled
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com When Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was found dead over the weekend at a west Texas ranch, he reportedly had a pillow over his head. Now, the conspiracy theories are cropping up. Sari Horowitz and Lena Sun of the Washington Post report that a former D.C. homicide commander is raising questions…
FBI: Premature to Conclude Motive of Machete Attack at Ohio Diner
Mohamed Barry, 30, was shot and killed by a policeman.
FBI Expects to Collect Evidence at Oregon Wildlife Refuge for Several Weeks
The Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has turned into a crime scene at a time when land managers must prepare to open the 300-square-mile area.
ICE Employees Complain of Pervasive Discrimination, Mismanagement, Harassment
The issues are so pervasive, the union argued, that ICE employees filed 18 discrimination suits in just San Diego.
Washington Post: FBI Made Right Decision in Handling of Oregon Occupiers
It was smart to involve those seen as sympathetic to the protest’s cause, such as a gun-toting Nevada legislator.
Teen accused of Hacking into CIA Director’s Email And Dumping Records of FBI Was Arrested
At the time of the hacking, “Cracka” said he broke into the systems in retaliation for U.S.’s support of Israel.