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lute. FBI Atlanta remains steadfast in its EFTA00163400 mission to safeguard children from those who seek to harm society's most vulnerable," said Paul Brown, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. "However, let there be no confusion—this week's operation is just one chapter in a relentless, year-round

using the name of Judge Esther Salas's son, Daniel Anderl, who was murdered at the family's home by a former litigant who posed as a deliveryman." The Washington Examiner (05/07, Lim), and the Huffington Post (05/07, Golgowski) also reported on the story. MS-13 Member to Be Locked up for 55 Years for Quadruple Machet

ng of our democracy requires that our country's public servants be able to do their jobs without fearing for their lives," FBI Atlanta Special Agent Paul Brown said in a statement. "The sentencing of John Woodbury is yet another example of the FBI's commitment to holding those accountable who threaten publi

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years-long effort to dismantle a dangerous drug trafficking network that was pushing lethal fentanyl and methamphetamine into our communities," said Paul Brown, special agent in charge of FBI Atlanta. Additional reporting on the story was provided by The Georgia Sun (07/22, Clark) and Atlanta News First (07

used Republican political operative Paul Manafort, the WikiLeaks website, and others to try to influence the 2016 election to help Trump's campaign. The Washington Examiner (07/22, O'Keefe) reported that President Trump told members of Congress at a reception Tuesday to say former President Obama "cheated on the electi

The article noted that the Savannah Police Department SWAT and EOD Teams assisted the FBI with the arrest. In a Department of Justice press release, Paul Brown, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Atlanta Field Office, stated, "Threats of violence against federal employees and our communities will never be

ters (09/03, McCaskill, Erickson, Queen), Rolling Stone (09/03, LaChance), Telegraph (09/03, Coen), Time (09/03, Popli), USA Today (09/03, Jansen), Washington Examiner (09/03, Lim) (2) (3), Washington Post (09/03, Wang, Alfaro, et al.), and Washington Times (09/03, Wilson) (2) (3). Broadcast coverage was published

gainst children, drug-related offenses, and other violent crimes. "Here in Georgia, we aren't standing idly by," FBI Atlanta Special Agent in Charge Paul Brown said Thursday. "We are addressing violent crime head-on through intelligence and partnerships. We promise to continue our work to disrupt violent cr

ople, not baseless investigations. As a result, the investigation has been closed." Additional reporting was provided by News Nation (09/21, Dean), Washington Examiner (09/21, Notheis), National Review (09/21, McCarthy), Politico (09/21, Johansen), The Hill (09/21, Fields), UPI (09/21, D'Antonio), USA TODAY (09/21,

ce charges including sex trafficking of a minor, production of child pornography, and enticement of a minor. FBI Special Agent in Charge of Atlanta, Paul Brown, stressed the criticality of protecting children and highlighted the collaborative effort to hold perpetrators accountable. The article noted that

(11/15, Knox), Washington Times (11/15, Wilson). Deputy Director Bongino Slams Report That Director Patel Waived His Polygraph Exam EFTA01655530 The Washington Examiner (11/15, LaChance) reported that Deputy Director Bongino rejected a ProPublica (11/14, Turton, Bing) report claiming Director Patel had waived his re

llion-dollar drug trafficking and money laundering operation, exploiting his family and the prison system to further his criminal enterprise," said Paul Brown, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. "This case underscores the FBI's commitment to dismantling transnational criminal organizations and holding

n (11/07, Espitallier), New York Post (11/07, Nava, Christenson), New York Times (11/09, Thrush, Feurer, Savage), Reuters (11/07, Staff Writer), and Washington Examiner (11/07, Zimmerman). The National Review (11/08, McCarthy) and Raw Story (11/08, Nichols) provided additional reporting on former FBI Director James

to recover the funds. "The FBI is committed to pursuing justice for victims of cybercrime, no matter where the trail leads," Special Agent in Charge Paul Brown highlighted the agency's dedication, noting the advanced techniques utilized in tracing the stolen cryptocurrency. "In this case, our agents used ad

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New FBI Atlanta Head Says Agency's Biggest Goal Is Keeping Georgians Safe Atlanta News First (03/04, Quinn) reported that on Tuesday, Special Agent Paul Brown detailed his priorities as the new Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. "I want Georgians to see their FBI," said Brown, in an interview. Brown,

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New FBI Atlanta Head Says Agency's Biggest Goal Is Keeping Georgians Safe Atlanta News First (03/04, Quinn) reported that on Tuesday, Special Agent Paul Brown detailed his priorities as the new Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. "I want Georgians to see their FBI," said Brown, in an interview. Brown,

ashington safe again. "He said: 'whatever you need.' Literally. Thank you, sir. Hey, thugs with guns, you hear that? Yup, we comin'," Martin wrote. The Washington Examiner (03/04, Hallas) also reported on the story. U.S. Health Agency Says Employees Can Apply for Early Retirement Reuters (03/04,Wingrove, Levine) repor