1975 Video Shows How Extensively FBI Investigated Black Culture in 1960s
A 1975 video shows how extensively the FBI investigated African Americans in the 1960s.
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FBI Unable to Determine Whether Police Deleted Cell Phone Video of Teen Being Stunned Repeatedly
An FBI investigation has been unable to determine whether Virginia Beach police deleted cellphone video of cops repeatedly stunning a teenager inside a car.
FBI Gets Tips on 25-Year-Old Art Heist in Boston After Release of Video
The 25-year mystery surrounding the bold heist at the Stewart Gardner Museum may be getting closer to being solved after the FBI began investigating a “handful of tips.”
FBI Releases Video of Decades-Old Art Heist at Museum in Boston
The FBI released a jumpy surveillance video in hopes of solving the decades-old art heist at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Video of Sandra Bland’s Traffic Stop Appears to Be Tampered With
A 52-minute video that shows the traffic stop and arrest of Sandra Bland before she died in a jail cell three days later appears to be edited, raising questions about the whether police cam evidence was tampered with.
FBI Flying Low-Hanging Surveillance Planes Using Fictitious Names
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI has been operating a fleet of small planes equipped with video and occasionally cell phone surveillance technology, concealing the information from the public by registering the aircraft under fictitious company names, the Associated Press has found. What’s more, the surveillance is often used without a judge’s approval. The AP…
Border Patrol Supervisor Pleads Guilty to Spying on Women in Restroom in California
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A Border Patrol supervisor accused of placing a hidden camera in the flood drain of a women’s bathroom pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of making a false statement to a federal officer and seven counts of video voyeurism. Armando Gonzalez also admitted he lied when asked by superiors…
FBI Releases Training Video on Notifying Family Members of Loved One’s Death
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com It’s one of the most difficult parts of the job – telling family members they’ve lost a loved one. To better train law enforcement and first responders on handling the notification of family members of a death, the FBI joined up with Penn State University to create a no-cost website. The…