Las Vegas’ First Female FBI Agent Was an Undercover Success
Tall and slim, with long, blond hair, Deborah Richard could look like an expensive call girl or a bag lady.
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Border Patrol’s Recruitment of Women Gets 5,500 Female Applicants for Jobs
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A recruitment effort to hire more women into Border Patrol is paying off as CBP announced recently that it received applications from 5,500 female applicants, Federal News Radio 1500 AM. The agency’s ranks of 21,000 agents only include about 5% women. CBP wants more female agents, partly because more women are…
Border Patrol Offers Jobs for Women Only to Help Correct Gender Imbalance
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A job posting for new Border Patrol agents didn’t mince words: “Male applicants won’t be considered.” Customs and Border Protection is trying to correct a significant gender imbalance in the agency by recruiting only women, Fronteras reports. “Customs and Border Protection has a critical need for female Border Patrol Agents for…
FBI Definition of Rape to Include Men for First Time
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com For 85 years, the official definition of rape did not include men. That’s changing. The FBI is changing that definition to include sexual assault of males, USA Today reports. “Under the current definition, established 85 years ago, many of the sex crimes alleged in the ongoing prosecution of former Penn State…
First Female Native American U.S. Atty. Diane Humetewa Will Soon Lose Job
U.S. Atty. Diane Humetewa By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON — The first female Native American to serve as a U.S. Attorney is expected to soon step down, according to Indian Country Today. Indian Country Today newspaper reported that U.S. Attorney Diane J. Humetewa of Arizona will step down ” not because she’s doing a…