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ts the Army is "investigating the deaths last week of a Green Beret and an Army veteran whose bodies were found in a training area at Fort Bragg in North Carolina." While officials have not said how they died, "they said the deaths were not related to official unit training activities." Chris Grey, a spokesman

ng to further their criminal enterprise, including bribery, honest services fraud, and money laundering." EFTA00135843 KTLA-TV Los Angeles (12/7, Gutierrez, 766K) reports, "The superseding indictment also names Raymond Chan, a deputy mayor who oversaw economic development for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Gar

s after being deported." Prosecutors accused Melgar of participating in a team that carried out robberies of "15 businesses in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Indiana in 2016 and 2017." During one of the incidents, a bystander, Jose Cruz, was shot and killed after attempting to defend himself when one

more...because federal resources are stretched so thin. In March alone, the number of migrant stops at the border surge to 172,000 a 20-year high." Gutierrez continued, "Since March, state authorities have referred more than 28,000 migrants to the US Border Patrol and seized more than 5,700 pounds of mari

rts the Army is "investigating the deaths last week of a Green Beret and an Army veteran whose bodies were found in a training area at Fort Bragg in North Carolina." While officials have not said how they died, "they said the deaths were not related to official unit training activities." Chris Grey, a spokesma

KTLA-TV <https://ktla.com/news/local-news/former-l-a-councilman-jose-huizar-pleads-not-guilty-to-federal- bribery-fraud-charges> Los Angeles (12/7, Gutierrez, 766K) reports, "The superseding indictment also names Raymond Chan, a deputy mayor who oversaw economic development for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garc

ts the Army is "investigating the deaths last week of a Green Beret and an Army veteran whose bodies were found in a training area at Fort Bragg in North Carolina." While officials have not said how they died, "they said the deaths were not related to official unit training activities." Chris Grey, a spokesman

ng to further their criminal enterprise, including bribery, honest services fraud, and money laundering." EFTA00148139 KTLA-TV Los Angeles (12/7, Gutierrez, 766K) reports, "The superseding indictment also names Raymond Chan, a deputy mayor who oversaw economic development for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Gar

he insurrection, and reflects his continued push to his supporters that he did nothing wrong and was robbed of a second term in office." PROTESTS North Carolina Woman Charged After Allegedly Driving Into Protestors. The AP (5/25, Finley) reports, "A white woman has been charged with striking two Black women

day, "across the country, moments of silence commemorating the agonizing nine minutes and 29 seconds a police officer knelt on George Floyd's neck." Gutierrez added on NBC Nightly NewsVI (5/25, story 2, 1:40, Holt, 5.16M) that states have enacted police reforms, with "at least 3,000 policing-related bills

s after being deported." Prosecutors accused Melgar of participating in a team that carried out robberies of "15 businesses in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Indiana in 2016 and 2017." During one of the incidents, a bystander, Jose Cruz, was shot and killed after attempting to defend himself when one

more...because federal resources are stretched so thin. In March alone, the number of migrant stops at the border surge to 172,000 a 20-year high." Gutierrez continued, "Since March, state authorities have referred more than 28,000 migrants to the US Border Patrol and seized more than 5,700 pounds of mar

old meth and gun parts to fund" the group. FBI Searching For Wanted North Carolina Man. WECT-TV Wilmington, NC (7/7, 43K) reports that the FBI and North Carolina police "are still searching for [Tyshon Lamont Clifton]," who is "wanted in connection with a drug trafficking bust in Horry County, SC." Clifton "

e growing outrage in Phoenix after officers shot and killed a man in a parked car, the latest incident sparking protests over police tactics." NBC (Gutierrez) added, "The tense confrontation captured on a bystander's cell phone camera on the Fourth of July. Officers shouting into a parked car, then firing

ding law enforcement. Independent Journalist Sentenced to Probation for Entering US Capitol on Jan. 6 The Epoch Times (01/10, Ozimek) reported that North Carolina independent journalist Stephen Horn was sentenced to 12 months of probation, a fine, and 90 hours of community service for entering the Capitol on J

ck to Top LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES Spate of Swatting Incidents Ensnares High-Profile Targets: Politicians, Prosecutors and Judges NBC News (01/10, Gutierrez, Ploss, Gallagher) reported that political figures and members of the judiciary have been ensnared in swatting incidents in recent weeks — what law

he insurrection, and reflects his continued push to his supporters that he did nothing wrong and was robbed of a second term in office." PROTESTS North Carolina Woman Charged After Allegedly Driving Into Protestors. The AP (5/25, Finley) reports, "A white woman has been charged with striking two Black women

day, "across the country, moments of silence commemorating the agonizing nine minutes and 29 seconds a police officer knelt on George Floyd's neck." Gutierrez added on NBC Nightly NewsVi (5/25, story 2, 1:40, Holt, 5.16M) that states have enacted police reforms, with "at least 3,000 policing-related bills

tory. FBI Increases Reward for Information in North Carolina Woman's 2015 Disappearance WMBF (NBC-32) (02/04, Listrom) reported that authorities in North Carolina are again asking for information on a decade-long cold case. The Robeson County Sheriff's Office held a news conference Tuesday concerning the 2015

Minsky) also reported on the story. Former Insurance Agent Stole Identities and Millions of Dollars, FBI Searching for Victims WISH (CW-8) (02/04, Gutierrez) reported that Indiana identities were stolen by a former insurance agent accused of earning millions in fraudulent life insurance policies. Now, th