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ing in the San Antonio area." Officials: Twenty From Texas Indicted On Drug Trafficking And Firearms Charges. The Temple (TX) Daily Telegram (4/16, Garcia, 48K) reported that 20 Texas residents have been "indicted on federal drug trafficking and firearms charges that stem from five separate, but relate

wanted for the delivery of 50 grams of the powerful synthetic opinion fentanyl." Massachusetts Drug Suspect Arraigned. In online coverage, WWLP-TV Springfield, MA (4/16, 453K) reported that Massachusetts resident Matthew Oquendo "was arraigned Friday in federal court on charges related to the selling of he

their attorney said the military dragged its feet on the investigation, which only resulted in the arrest of the suspect this week." In a statement, Garcia said, "We are asking all women, especially Latina women or their families: Do not enlist in the army until we have assurance they will be protected

Saturday morning. Massachusetts Police Detective Says She Was Fired Over Pro-BLM Instagram Post. The New York Times (7/5, Pietsch, 18.61M) reports Springfield, Massachusetts police detective Florissa Fuentes "said she was fired after sharing a photo of her niece at a Black Lives Matter protest on Instagra

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

y, he began using the names of other people to execute his scheme, court documents state." FBI Arrest Holyoke, Man Woman For Drug Trafficking. The Springfield (MA) Republican (7/16, DeForge, 395K) reports from Holyoke, Massachusetts that police "arrested a man and a woman for drug trafficking after finding

ing in the San Antonio area." Officials: Twenty From Texas Indicted On Drug Trafficking And Firearms Charges. The Temple (TX) Daily Telegram (4/16, Garcia, 48K) reported that 20 Texas residents have been "indicted on federal drug trafficking and firearms charges that stem from five separate, but relat

wanted for the delivery of 50 grams of the powerful synthetic opinion fentanyl." Massachusetts Drug Suspect Arraigned. In online coverage, WWLP-TV Springfield, MA (4/16, 453K) reported that Massachusetts resident Matthew Oquendo "was arraigned Friday in federal court on charges related to the selling of h

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

Urges Identity Theft Protection WCIA (CBS-3) (01/28, Wood) reported that Identity Theft Awareness Week takes place Jan. 29 through Feb. 2, and FBI Springfield is putting a spotlight on protecting personally identifiable information, or PH. The article quoted David Nanz, FBI Springfield Special Agent in Cha

al, 2/8/96 and 2/9/96 Young v. Johnny's Hot Dog Stand (Los Angeles, California) Testified at deposition, 2/16/96 Testified at deposition, 8/23/96 Garcia v. Fowler (Albuquerque, New Mexico) Testified at deposition, 2/26/96 People of CA v. Sally McNeil (San Diego, California) Testified at trial, 3/13

/93 People of California v. Dale Akiki (San Diego, California) Testified at trial, 11/1/93 Economy Fire & Casualty Co. v. Betty Ann Haste, et al. (Springfield, Missouri) Testified at deposition, 11/18/93 EFTA00072970 Park Dietz, M.D., M.P.H., Ph.D. Page 25 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Man Molasky

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

Urges Identity Theft Protection WCIA (CBS-3) (01/28, Wood) reported that Identity Theft Awareness Week takes place Jan. 29 through Feb. 2, and FBI Springfield is putting a spotlight on protecting personally identifiable information, or PH. The article quoted David Nanz, FBI Springfield Special Agent in Cha

, Breen), Al Jazeera (3/12, Staff Writer), The Guardian (3/12, Jones), USA TODAY (3/12, Lagatta), Fox Business (3/12, Vacchiano), and Forbes (3/12, Garcia). Pentagon Will Give Ukraine $300 Million in Weapons Even As It Lacks Funds to Replenish US Stockpile The Associated Press (3/12, Groves) and the W

the Bureau U.S. Army (03/12, Buckley) reported that soldiers from the 787th Military Police Battalion spent a day with FBI agents on March 6 at the Springfield, Missouri, resident agency office. The article quoted Special Agent Trisha Dewet, FBI recruiter, who said, "We have a shared mission with our milita

, Breen), Al Jazeera (3/12, Staff Writer), The Guardian (3/12, Jones), USA TODAY (3/12, Lagatta), Fox Business (3/12, Vacchiano), and Forbes (3/12, Garcia). Pentagon Will Give Ukraine $300 Million in Weapons Even As It Lacks Funds to Replenish US Stockpile The Associated Press (3/12, Groves) and the W

the Bureau U.S. Army (03/12, Buckley) reported that soldiers from the 787th Military Police Battalion spent a day with FBI agents on March 6 at the Springfield, Missouri, resident agency office. The article quoted Special Agent Trisha Dewet, FBI recruiter, who said, "We have a shared mission with our milita

the FBI for his involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach, including allegedly assaulting law enforcement officers. According to the article, Garcia entered the Capitol through the Parliamentarian Door, where he was captured on video physically confronting U.S. Capitol Police officers and partici

Jan. 6 Riot Charges OTHER FBI NEWS • Ship Owner Cut Corners on Repairs Before Deadly Baltimore Bridge Collapse, U.S. Says in $100M Lawsuit • FBI Springfield Reminds Public There Are Consequences to Hoax Threats • FBI Launches Awareness Campaign After Sharp Increase in Various Scams • How an Overlooked C