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Update: Texas Mass Shooting Suspect Captured
A fugitive Mexican national accused of shooting five neighbors execution-style with an AR-15 rifle in Texas on Saturday remains at large and is the target of an extensive manhunt.
Smoking Marijuana a Year Ago Won’t Automatically Disqualify Job Applicants for Secret Service
The previous policy required Secret Service applicants to wait one to five years after consuming regulated marijuana before landing a job.
White House Blasts GOP for Cuts That Would Jeopardize Border Security, Lead to CBP Job Cuts
Republicans have long blamed Democrats for the border crisis, but the White House warned that GOP lawmakers would hurt border security and prompt thousands of job cuts at CBP over their debt ceiling bill.
Washington D.C. Police Chief Named Assistant Director of FBI’s Office of Partner Engagement
Washington D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee III has been named assistant director of the FBI’s Office of Partner Engagement.
Weekend Series on Crime History: The Kansas City Mob
The crime family in Kansas City began with the arrival of the DiGiovanni brothers from Sicily.
Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Threatening to Shoot FBI Agents over Insurrection Probe
By Steve Neavling A 61-year-old Florida woman was sentenced to 18 months in prison for threatening to shoot FBI agents in videos posted on social media, the Justice Department announced Thursday. Suzanne Ellen Kaye was found guilty by a jury in June 2022. Kaye posted the threats on social media after the FBI informed her…
ATF Won’t Automatically Disqualify Job Candidates Who Grow Or Sell Legal Weed
Selling or growing legal weed won’t disqualify you from landing a job at ATF anymore, despite the federal prohibition of marijuana.
FBI Reports Decline in 2022 Mass Shootings, But a Rise in Casualties
The number of mass shootings in the U.S. dropped last year, but the number of victims injured in those attacks rose, according to the FBI.