Off-Duty FBI Officer Came Under Fire After Car Crash, Fired Back, Police Say
An off-duty FBI police officer was driving on D.C. Route 295 when he exchanged gunfire with the occupant of another car following a two-vehicle collision.
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Armed Robbery Occurs Just Outside FBI’s Headquarters in Washington D.C.
A brazen armed robbery occurred just outside FBI’s headquarters at 10th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. on Tuesday evening.
FBI Wants to Keep Headquarters in D.C., But Biden Administration Has Different Plans
As the Biden administration and Congress work on plans to move the FBI headquarters to the suburbs, the bureau wants to stay in Washington D.C. because of its proximity to the Justice Department.
William Webster, Ex-FBI, CIA Director, Is Selling D.C. Home for $2.8M
William Webster, the former director of the FBI and CIA, is selling his 1947 home in Washington D.C. for $2.8 million.
Biden Administration Proposes New FBI Headquarters in Suburbs
The Biden administration has revived long-stalled plans to build a new FBI headquarters in suburban Maryland or Virginia.
DOJ, Jan. 6 Committee Received Capitol Riot Video Footage from Documentary Crew
Cameras for a documentary film were rolling as the far-right groups Proud Boys and Oath Keepers were meeting in downtown Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5, the day before the assault the U.S. Capitol, prosecutors said in a memo.
14 Months After Jan. 6 Attack, FBI Still Hunting for More than 350 People For Committing Violent Acts
More than 14 months since the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, the FBI is still seeking the public’s help in identifying more than 350 people still wanted for committing violent acts during the insurrection.
Oath Keeper Leader Charged with Seditious Conspiracy for Role in Jan. 6 Riot
The leader and founder of the extremist far-right group Oath Keepers and 10 others were arrested and charged with seditious conspiracies and other crimes for their involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol siege, the Justice Department announced Thursday.