Epstein Secrets

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

in recent days to de-escalate the situation," and that Chief of Staff Meadows "thought Navarro's article was unacceptable." However, Noah Bierman of the Los Angeles Times (7/15, Bierman, 4.64M) writes, "According to one administration official, who was not authorized to speak on the record, Navarro had the president'

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

Stars And Stripes (7/11, 30K) and the Daily Caller (7/10, 716K). Op-Ed: Flynn's Case Deserves To Be Reviewed By Full Appeals Court. In an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times (7/10, 4.64M), editorial writer Michael McGough wrote, "The overarching issue in this legal melodrama isn't whether there is a good reason to dismis

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

reported that the FBI and CBP along with assistance from Copenhagen Airport Police investigated the case. The New York Post (01/27, McEntyre), and the Los Angeles Times (01/27, Leon) also reported on the story. Cross Burning In South Carolina Stirs Debate Over Hate-Crimes Laws The Washington Post (01/26, Craig) rep

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

reported that the FBI and CBP along with assistance from Copenhagen Airport Police investigated the case. The New York Post (01/27, McEntyre), and the Los Angeles Times (01/27, Leon) also reported on the story. Cross Burning In South Carolina Stirs Debate Over Hate-Crimes Laws The Washington Post (01/26, Craig) rep