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General Andrew Bailey as its new "co-deputy director", who will share duties with current Deputy Director Dan Bongino. The appointment comes after Bongino reportedly clashed with Attorney General Pam Bondi over the release of Jeffrey Epstein files. "I am proud to announce I have accepted the role of Co

ution • Continued Reporting: Director Patel Says 21 Arrested Overnight in D.C. Bringing Overall Total to 450 • Continued Reporting: Deputy Director Bongino to Work Alongside 'Co-Deputy Director' of FBI COUNTERTERRORISM • Analysis: Trump Is Turning the FBI Away From Investigating Terrorism and Corruptio

g was arrested inside the vehicle with a handgun in the glovebox. The article noted the case was investigated by the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force, the Metropolitan Police Department, and the Fairfax County Police Department. Additional reporting was provided by DC News Now (08/19, Luzader). Back to Top CYBER DIVISION Former N

d during two traffic stops in Minnesota yesterday, in a hit targeting drug trafficking rings you'll hear EFTA01655265 about soon," Deputy Director Bongino wrote in a post on X on Tuesday. "We're finding them and crushing their operations. More to come. Thanks to our U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

killed on June 30 at approximately 10:28 p.m. after getting caught in gunfire in northwest Washington, D.C., police said. According to the article, the Metropolitan Police Department said on Tuesday that a reward of $40,000 is available for anyone who is able to provide information that leads to the "arrest and conviction of the

of meth seized during two traffic stops in Minnesota yesterday, in a hit targeting drug trafficking rings you'll hear about soon," Deputy Director Bongino wrote in a post on X on Tuesday. "We're finding them and crushing their operations. More to come. Thanks to our U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

killed on June 30 at approximately 10:28 p.m. after getting caught in gunfire in northwest Washington, D.C., police said. According to the article, the Metropolitan Police Department said on Tuesday that a reward of $40,000 is available for anyone who is able to provide information that leads to the "arrest and conviction of the