Epstein Secrets

tion Now (10/27, Taub) reported that ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith said the NBA is "at the mercy" of FBI D

spond swiftly to suspected criminal activity." Additional reporting on the story was provided by Hoodline (10/27, Suillivan), KMPH (Fox-26) (10/27, Hawkins), Daily Caller (10/27, Angela), GVWire (10/27, Haddad), KSEE (NBC-24) (10/27, Houghton), and The Business Journal (10/27, Gonzales). FBI 'Permantly

nd hold accountable anyone who engages in such reprehensible and illegal activity." The press release quoted FBI Sacramento Special Agent in Charge Sid Patel: "Violent online networks of predators, such as 764, are exploiting digital platforms to coerce minors and vulnerable individuals into producing gra

, and was released on bond following a court hearing. Ex-California Police Officer Convicted of Sexual Assaults While on Duty KMPH (FOX-26) (01/30, Hawkins) reported that former Sanger Police Department Officer J. DeShawn Torrence was convicted by a federal jury for sexually assaulting four women during

domestic violence survivor, under the guise of investigating a prior incident and sexually assaulted her. The article quoted Special Agent in Charge Sid Patel, who stated that, "The FBI Sacramento Field Office is grateful to the brave victims who came forward and trusted us to investigate the allegations o

the American people and uphold the Constitution." Stephen Ehikian, Acting Administrator for the General Se

inst individuals who seek to use violence to target the American people, our democracy, and the freedoms we stand for," said Special Agent in Charge Sid Patel of the FBI Sacramento Field Office in the press release. "These charges send a clear message of zero tolerance to anyone who advocates the use of vi

yal of that trust," said Special Agent in Charge Stephen A. Cyrus of the FBI Kansas City Field Office. "Th

losive device. "The FBI has zero tolerance for those who target Americans based on their religious beliefs," FBI Sacramento Special Agent in Charge Sid Patel said. "Salah sought to instill fear and disrupt Christian communities across California, Colorado, and Arizona. We are grateful for the cooperation

, and was released on bond following a court hearing. Ex-California Police Officer Convicted of Sexual Assaults While on Duty KMPH (FOX-26) (01/30, Hawkins) reported that former Sanger Police Department OfficerJ. DeShawn Torrence was convicted by a federal jury for sexually assaulting four women during

domestic violence survivor, under the guise of investigating a prior incident and sexually assaulted her. The article quoted Special Agent in Charge Sid Patel, who stated that, "The FBI Sacramento Field Office is grateful to the brave victims who came forward and trusted us to investigate the allegations o