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Border Agent's Death Seeks Delay in Death Penalty Decision The Associated Press (07/01, Ramer) reported that a woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont wants to delay the government's decision on whether to seek the death penalty by at least six months. According to the article, Te

t takedown of suspected Anti-Tren members and associates by the FBI, so far, and they happened right here in Houston," said Special Agent in Charge Douglas Williams of the FBI Houston Field Office. "These individuals are accused of engaging in a turf war with TdA members and carrying out numerous violent crimes

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall

at originated in China, the Chinese government plotted to steal U.S. research critical to vaccine development," FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge Douglas Williams said. "Xu Zewei, an alleged hacker acting on behalf of China's primary spy agency, targeted COVID-19 data using sophisticated cyber techniques and t

uana operations have cropped up across the United States, and there have been major drug busts in states like New Mexico and Maine. In Maine alone, Border Patrol has reportedly identified at least 270 illegal marijuana grow operations that are worth billions of dollars. The Greenfield Recorder (07/09, Cammall

n China, the EFTA01655281 Chinese government plotted to steal U.S. research critical to vaccine development," FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge Douglas Williams said. "Xu Zewei, an alleged hacker acting on behalf of China's primary spy agency, targeted COVID-19 data using sophisticated cyber techniques and t

an investigation into the matter, stating that these emails are a form of cyber fraud and not official communications. Back to Top OTHER FBI NEWS Border Patrol Agent Who Shot Chicago Woman Boasted About It in Text Messages Reuters (11/07, Hickman) reported that U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agent Charl

ng her to abuse, and forcing her into commercial sex acts in Houston. In a Department of Justice press release, FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge Douglas Williams stated, "Today's sentence brings long-awaited, and overdue, justice for the victim who was subjected to years of abuse and exploitation at the hands