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unknowingly helped load boxes of those documents onto the former president's plane on CNN's The Source with Kaitlin Collins. The article added that Butler, a valet and manager at Mar-a-Lago, said that in June 2022 he and Walt Nauta, another former employee who is also a co-defendant in the case, loaded

oyee who is also a co-defendant in the case, loaded approximately 10 to 15 white banker's boxes from a car to Trump's plane. The article stated that Butler said he had "no clue" the boxes contained potential national security secrets at the time. He recalled that he often helped load the Trump family's

is pending, but it can continue to evaluate proposals. U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro Pushes for Release of FBI, CIA Files on Latino Civil Rights Leaders The Houston Chronicle (03/12, Wermund) reported that U.S. intelligence leaders on Tuesday said they would look into declassifying and releasing materials relating to surv

unknowingly helped load boxes of those documents onto the former president's plane on CNN's The Source with Kaitlin Collins. The article added that Butler, a valet and manager at Mar-a-Lago, said that in June 2022 he and Walt Nauta, another former employee who is also a co-defendant in the case, loaded

oyee who is also a co-defendant in the case, loaded approximately 10 to 15 white banker's boxes from a car to Trump's plane. The article stated that Butler said he had "no clue" the boxes contained potential national security secrets at the time. He recalled that he often helped load the Trump family's

is pending, but it can continue to evaluate proposals. U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro Pushes for Release of FBI, CIA Files on Latino Civil Rights Leaders The Houston Chronicle (03/12, Wermund) reported that U.S. intelligence leaders on Tuesday said they would look into declassifying and releasing materials relating to surv

leadership role in a New Haven drug trafficking ring." The "FBI's New Haven Safe Streets/Gang Task Force" was involved with the investigation of the Butler case, according to the Hour article, which is posted to the New Haven (CT) Register <http://www.ctpostchronicle.com/news/article/New-Haven- drug-rin

ent partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle <https://www.houstonchronicle.corrillocalleducation/campus-chronicles/article/Former- TSU-official-tied-to-admissions-scandal-15473600.php> (8/10, Te

Division of Criminal Investigation led to a 20-year prison sentence for Arnold D. Butler. The sentence, handed down earlier this month, comes after Butler was found guilty of "possession with intent to distribute and conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and fentanyl." The Tribune E

ssment. Speaking to NPR's Mary Louise Kelly, her sister Lupe Guillen said that's because she didn't think such a report would be taken seriously." The Houston Chronicle (7/5, 730K) reports, "Guillen's disappearance, and her family's allegations that she was sexually harassed, drew attention from activists, lawmakers

eadership role in a New Haven drug trafficking ring." The "FBI's New Haven Safe Streets/Gang Task Force" was involved with the investigation of the Butler case, according to the Hour article, which is posted to the New Haven (CT) Register (8/10, 225K) and Connecticut Post (8/10, 347K) websites. Drug C

ment partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle (8/10, Tedesco, Britto, 730K) reports, "Controversies at the law school's admissions office led to months of friction between TSU's regents and Aust

e FBI is investigating what happened to the Williamses. In December, after news of the cross burning became public, the FBI visited the house where Butler and Hartnett live. An FBI spokesman said the investigation is ongoing. Man Who Ran Dogfighting Ring With More Than 50 Dogs Training at His Property

footage from the Jan. 6 riot being presented as evidence. Houston Man Charged After Found Taking Selfies and Videos in Capitol During Jan. 6 Siege The Houston Chronicle (01/28, Limehouse) reported that Duong Dai Luu, a 47-year-old from Katy, was indicted on federal charges for his participation in the Jan. 6 Capitol

told the Daily Caller Thursday that he is "very satisfied" with the FBI's investigation into the assassination attempt against him that occurred in Butler, Pennsylvania. This is the first time he has publicly indicated full confidence in the investigation. Trump's comments, made directly to Daily Call

to effectively pooling resources and sharing expertise among agencies. Ken Paxton Drops Appeal in Suit From Whistleblowers Who Reported Him to FBI The Houston Chronicle (07/03, Goldenstein) reported that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is dropping his appeal of a $6.7 million judgment for four whistleblowers who w

e FBI is investigating what happened to the Williamses. In December, after news of the cross burning became public, the FBI visited the house where Butler and Hartnett live. An FBI spokesman said the investigation is ongoing. Man Who Ran Dogfighting Ring With More Than 50 Dogs Training at His Property

footage from the Jan. 6 riot being presented as evidence. Houston Man Charged After Found Taking Selfies and Videos in Capitol During Jan. 6 Siege The Houston Chronicle (01/28, Limehouse) reported that Duong Dai Luu, a 47-year-old from Katy, was indicted on federal charges for his participation in the Jan. 6 Capitol

eadership role in a New Haven drug trafficking ring." The "FBI's New Haven Safe Streets/Gang Task Force" was involved with the investigation of the Butler case, according to the Hour article, which is posted to the New Haven (fl) Register (8/10, 225K) and Connecticut Post (8/10, 347K) websites. Drug C

ment partners, and the communities we serve- whose intolerance of the abuse of public office prompts them to come forward and report it,' he said." The Houston Chronicle (8/10, Tedesco, Britto, 730K) reports, "Controversies at the law school's admissions office led to months of friction between TSU's regents and Aust