Epstein Secrets

bation and 60 hours of community service, rejecting federal prosecutors' requests for prison time. According to the article, Michael Greene, 40, of Indianapolis, was a paid contractor known as "Whip" who helped the extremist group run security details for Republican VIPs at events leading up to and including

inhumane treatment of migrants and Mexico's top diplomat complained to Washington about Texas breaking two international treaties. NBC News (07/21, Kosnar, Mitsanas) highlighted that the letter represents the latest DOJ inquiry into Texas' migration policies. On Thursday, the article detailed, a DOJ E

1/05, Hernandez). Continued Reporting: FBI, HSI Indianapolis to Lead New Homeland Security Task Force WISH (CW-8) (11/05, Adkins) reported that FBI Indianapolis is joining forces with the Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF) in a groundbreaking initiative to combat violent crime across the United States. Acco

threats, which an FBI special agent said in the criminal complaint had appeared on Disqus, a hosting service for online comments. NBC News (11/05, Kosnar), The Washington Post (11/05, Roebuck), Politico (11/05, Cheney), ABC News (11/05, Mallin), The New York Times (11/05, Thrush), The Hill (11/05, Man

ass shooting at Mooresville High School, as part of a plea deal that dropped two terrorism-related intimidation charges. Authorities said the FBI's Indianapolis field office "swiftly coordinated" with local police after receiving a tip that Shockley planned a shooting, had obtained an AR-15 rifle and body ar

ar Hijab WASHINGTON SCHEDULE IN THE NEWS Minnesota Man Arrested After Allegedly Offering $45,000 for the Killing of AG Bondi NBC News (10/27, Li, Kosnar) reported that a Minnesota man, Tyler Avalos, was arrested after allegedly offering $45,000 for the killing of AG Bondi, according to court document

estigative work even before stepping into the field. Federal Law Enforcement in Indiana Maintains Public Safety Amidst Government Shutdown Hoodline Indianapolis (11/20, Martinez) reported that the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Indiana and key law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, D

ison if found guilty and has been released on $200,000 bond after her first court appearance. Additional reporting was provided by NBC News (11/20, Kosnar, Richard, et al.), WCAU (NBC-10) (11/20, Chang), The Hill (11/20, Lee), Courier Post (11/20, Smith), The Independent (11/20, Scott), Telegraph UK (1