FBI Re-Evaluating Terrorism Cases, Leads to Ensure Nothing Was Missed
The FBI is re-evaluating prior terrorism cases and tips to ensure that nothing was overlooked during the previous investigations.
The FBI is re-evaluating prior terrorism cases and tips to ensure that nothing was overlooked during the previous investigations.
If Wisconsin Republican Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner gets his way, the ATF will be dissolved and its responsibilities dished out to other federal agencies.
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Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI is worried about the impact the government shutdown will have on investigating crime. Already hammered by budget cuts and sequestration, the FBI is operating without employees deemed “non-essential,” the Washington Times reports. A month ago, the FBI Agents Association said in a report that it’s concerned about budget cuts that…
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Ever wonder why no one on Wall Street was charged in connection with the 2008 financial crisis? The FBI will have even less time investigating Wall Street after the bureau reduced the amount of time its agents spend on white-collar crime, the Los Angeles Times reports. The FBI has reduced its recommendation…
By Charlie Savage New York Times WASHINGTON — Within months after the Bush administration relaxed limits on domestic-intelligence gathering in late 2008, the F.B.I. assessed thousands of people and groups in search of evidence that they might be criminals or terrorists, a newly disclosed Justice Department document shows. In a vast majority of those cases,…
As Rodney King once said: “Can we all get along?” There has been a tradition of tension between the FBI and ATF. In Washington alone, there have been high-profile cases in which agents have from both agencies have had their differences. This report will only validate what’s already been reported, including a May 2008 report…