Slate Takes a Look at What It’s Like to be a U.S. Marshal Through Photographs and Words
By Jordan G. Teicher Slate The U.S. marshals currently employ just 5,431 people nationwide, but they get a lot done: In 2013, the organization arrested more 110,000 fugitives, moved federal prisoners nearly 300,000 times, and cleared more than 134,000 warrants. Brian Finke witnessed some of that activity firsthand over the course of three years shadowing…