Epstein Secrets

he lives of all killed by police brutality in America." The San Francisco Chronicle (7/18, Hernandez, 2.67M) reports, "California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced late Friday that the state Department of Justice will investigate the Vallejo Police Department's disposal of key evidence in the police k

e of a safety risk." According to the Times, the federal officers "also shot less-lethal munitions, which left people limping in pain." CNBC (7/17, Mangan, 3.62M) quotes Brown as saying, "This political theater from President Trump has nothing to do with public safety. ... The President is failing to l

as you can see, we complete an investigation and then we report on the results.- Villanueva "had said earlier that he called state Attorney General Xavier Becerra and reached out to the FBI, whose civil rights division was to also monitor the investigation." KTTV-TV Los Angeles (7/9, 24K) also reports. Federa

epartment of Justice, in which it was argued the FBI didn't have proper standing to charge Flynn in the first place, to dismiss the case: CNBC (7/9, Mangan, Breuninger, 3.62M) reports a lawyer for Sullivan "argued in a lengthy court filing that the appeals panel's order to quickly grant the Department o

vember 2022 and alleges that Williamson was involved in a scheme to funnel money from a dormant campaign account to Sean McCluskie, a former aide to Xavier Becerra. The article noted that Williamson has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty to all 23 charges against her, with her next court appearance s

as provided by ABC News (11/15, Pereira), Associated Press (11/16, Freking, Megerian) (2), BBC (11/14, Walsh), CBS News (11/15, Quinn), CNBC (11/14, Mangan), CNN (11/14, Holmes, Cancryn, et al.), Fox News (11/14, Wolf), The Guardian (11/14, Campbell), The Hill (11/15, Mancini), Mother Jones (11/15, Mitc