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nidentified DEA agent killed. The agent was not killed or harmed, according to the AP article which says Gomez and Larios have been "arrested, while Garcia and Martinez are believed to be fugitives in Mexico." The AP reports that a grand jury indictment issued in Texas "says Gomez was jailed in Johnson

Washington Post (7/15, Al, Wagner, Kornfield, 14.2M) reports that on Wednesday, President Trump "chided" Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Navarro "for having written an extraordinary op-ed for USA Today in which he heavily criticized" NIAID Director Fauci. Trump told reporters, "He made a sta

ptured on a bystander's cell phone camera on the Fourth of July. Officers shouting into a parked car, then firing a barrage of bullets." Police say Garcia pointed a gun "at an officer," but "the department has only released this body camera footage from an officer who arrived after the shooting." The

lth officials in taking the steps that they deem most appropriate." On CNNVi (7/7, 901K) Tuesday morning, Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Navarro said, "In the first wave of the pandemic, this President immediately locked down the economy. And most of what we saw was happening in New York, Ne

t an independent civil rights investigation into the shooting. 'That's why I called in the FBI to assist us and run a parallel investigation in the Garcia case,' Williams told KPNX." Two Plead Guilty To Plotting To Blow Up Competing Pharmacy In Nebraska. The Omaha (NE) World-Herald (7/11, Nitcher, 641

rong action" against Chinese-owned social media apps TikTok and WeChat for engaging in "information warfare" against the US. Appearing on Fox News, Navarro said the Administration is "just getting started" with the two apps, and "he wouldn't rule out the US banning them." Australian Government Warns Of

rnet technology to conceal his identity, led to emergency responses, with law enforcement entering homes with guns drawn and detaining individuals. Garcia's actions, which included extortion and threats of explosives, prompted a federal investigation, leading to his indictment on 10 felony counts. Pros

ation of powers, as he was sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of Congress related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. According to the article, Navarro, convicted on two counts of contempt for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena, claimed the Department of Justice's long-standing policy

criminals off the streets and saving American lives." Additional reporting provided by Hoodline Los Angeles (10/07, Martinez), KABC (ABC-7) (10/07, Garcia, Weil), KTTV (Fox-11) (10/07, Staff Writer), KTLA (CW-5) (10/07, Kiszla), Daily Breeze (10/07, Percy), and Patch (10/07, Lindahl). AG Bondi Speaks

elated to the FBI's handling of Peter Navarro's arrest. According to the article, the documents show that the FBI conducted physical surveillance on Navarro before arresting him in public at Reagan Airport, rather than at his home near FBI headquarters. "The first document is a request for physical surv

rnet technology to conceal his identity, led to emergency responses, with law enforcement entering homes with guns drawn and detaining individuals. Garcia's actions, which included extortion and threats of explosives, prompted a federal investigation, leading to his indictment on 10 felony counts. Pros

ation of powers, as he was sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of Congress related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. According to the article, Navarro, convicted on two counts of contempt for failing to comply with a congressional subpoena, claimed the Department of Justice's long-standing policy