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Two Men Found Guilty of Murder in Killing of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry
A jury found two men guilty of murder Thursday in the killing of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry near the Mexican border in 2010.
Forbes: Don’t Expect Much from FBI Director’s Call for Better Police Shooting Data
Despite widespread media coverage of police shootings, no one knows for sure how many Americans are killed by police officers each year.
Hillary Clinton Retains Security Clearance Despite FBI Inquiry into Handling of Classified Information
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Although the FBI is investigating Hillary Clinton’s handling of sensitive government information on her private email account, she still has security clearance to access classified information, McClatchy reports. National security experts said it’s common practice to remove that clearance during an investigation. “Whether you’re a member of the military, a high-ranking…
Deliberations Begin in Trial of 2 Charged in Killing Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry
A jury began deliberations in the trial of two men accused of killing a Border Patrol agent during a shootout in the Arizona desert in 2010.
IG: Secret Service Leaked Private File to Embarrass Congressman Who Criticized Agency
An internal government investigation has found that the Secret Service leaked a private file of a congressman in an attempt to embarrass him.
Detroit U.S. Attorney’s Office Takes Time Out to Celebrate Its 200th Anniversary
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com DETROIT — Federal court, more often than not, is a pretty serious place. But on Wednesday, judges, prosecutors, attorneys, courthouse staff and members of the media gathered on the first floor of the U.S. District Courthouse in downtown Detroit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Attorney’s Office. The crowd…
Former Border Patrol Agent Found Guilty of Shooting Estranged Wife’s Boyfriend
A former Border Patrol agent accused of shooting his estranged wife’s boyfriend in El Paso was found guilty Tuesday of attempted capital murder and one count of continuos family violence
Marine Who Shot at Border Patrol Agents Turned Gun on Himself
A 38-year-old U.S. Marine who shot at Border Patrol agents in northern Michigan died turning the gun on himself