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Editorial: ATF gun-trace records Are ‘Horribly Outdated’
The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence issued a report to support the contention 90 percent of guns used in United States crimes could be traced to 5 percent of gun dealers.
Enrique Marquez, Friend of San Bernardino Terrorist, Charged in California
By Lee Ferran ABCNEWS.com Four years before Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik killed 14 people at an office party in San Bernardino, Farook plotted with his old friend and neighbor Enrique Marquez to kill as many people as possible during a “rush hour” attack on a highway in California, according to the…
A Chat With A DEA Official About Detroit’s Drug Trade and the Influence of the Mexican Cartels
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com DETROIT — Carlos L. Mitchem II knows about the drug trade. He’s been a Drug Enforcement Administration agent since 1991, and has been posted in places like Chicago and Tucson and in some of the world’s hot spots, Mexico and Colombia, where major drug cartels have flourished. More than four years…
FBI Director: San Bernardino Shooters Did Not Publicly Support Jihad on Social Media
FBI Director James B. Comey sought Wednesday to clear up confusion about reports that at least one of the San Bernardino shooters used social media to promote jihad.
San Bernardino Shooters Buried at Traditional, FBI-Guarded Funeral
The San Bernardino couple who opened fire at a holiday party in San Bernardino, killing 14 people, were buried in a funeral guarded by the FBI.
FBI: No Evidence That San Bernardino Couple Was Part of Terrorist Cell
The FBI has found no evidence so far that the San Bernardino couple that killed 14 people during a holiday party massacre were part of a terrorist cell.
Ferguson Close to Reaching Deal with Justice Department to Force Changes in Police Department
Officials in Ferguson, Mo., are close to reaching a deal with the Justice Department to overhaul the city’s Police Department and head off civil rights lawsuits.
Suspended Secret Service Officer Was Shot and Killed in Washington
A Secret Service officer who was suspended following a domestic dispute case was shot and killed in Washington D.C on Tuesday.