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Over Drug Possession. • Former California Mayor To Be Tried In October For Bribery. • Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Missouri Lobbyist. • Colorado Gang Member Pleads Guilty To Drug Sales. • Records Link Two Former Law Enforcement Workers To Raided Marijuana Business. • Connection Between Searc

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igure To White Supremacy Group. • Austin Police Release Video Of Deadly Shooting Of Latino Man. • Suspect Arrested In Shooting Of Two Protesters In Colorado. • Biden Calls For Violent Protesters To Be "Found, Arrested And Tried." • Hoyer Denies Democrats Support Violent Rioters, Appears To Liken Trump T

<https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/09d29e79f9bb46f4911ad04f25a8eael? pubid=fbi> (7/28, story 11, 1:20, Holt, 6.05M) reported that the new Major League Baseball season's future "is already in doubt." NBC (Brock) added that the league announced Tuesday that "the Miami Marlins' games are postponed through Sun

ck. The Denver Post (06/04, Andrews) reported that Director Patel posted on X that the agency was investigating a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, on the Pearl Street Mall, which was surprising to local law enforcement, including Boulder Police Chief Steve Redfearn. Redfearn had contacted the

The Wall Street Journal (06/04, Beaton, Diamond) reported that six years ago, executives from the unions representing National Football League and Major League Baseball players hatched a radical idea to combine their valuable licensing assets into one single business. According to the article, the new venture, calle

Virginia Money-Launderer Pleads Guilty. • Utah Business Owner Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering. • Indiana Man Sentenced For Bank Fraud. • Former Colorado Judge Pleads Guilty To Obstruction. • Florida Family Arrested On Suspicion Of Kickback Scheme. CYBER DIVISION • Ransomware Attackers Pressure Knox

orced to miss tomorrow's race in Indianapolis." Johnson's diagnosis underscores the issue of "how to restart sports while keeping athletes healthy. Major League Baseball teams just reported for spring training for a shortened season, while announcing 31 players have tested positive for the virus." Mike Trout of the L

ernor Says State Is Seeing "Significant Increased Hospitalization." • Arkansas Governor Says He Will Impose Additional Restrictions If Necessary. • Colorado Governor Defends Decision To Impose Mask Mandate. • Rio Grande Valley Residents Especially Vulnerable To Effects Of Pandemic. • HHS Warns Of Shorta

re for the upcoming season." Major League Baseball Season Set To Open Thursday. NBC Nightly NewsVi (7/19, story 5, 2:20, Snow, 4.36M) reported that Major League Baseball teams "are playing exhibition games in empty stadiums ahead of Thursday's season opener." NBC (Park) added that the league "requires coronavirus te

Over Drug Possession. • Former California Mayor To Be Tried In October For Bribery. • Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Missouri Lobbyist. • Colorado Gang Member Pleads Guilty To Drug Sales. • Records Link Two Former Law Enforcement Workers To Raided Marijuana Business. • Connection Between Searc

scription Publication, 7.57M), NIAID Director Fauci discussed the resumption of professional sports seasons and highlighted the approaches taken by Major League Baseball and the NBA. Sinclair Pulls Segment Featuring Conspiracy Theory About Fauci. The AP (7/26, Bauder) reports the Sinclair Broadcast Group announced S

obberies. KCNC-TV Denver (7/7, 91K) reports that the FBI and the Aurora Police Department "are searching for a man who robbed 3 different banks" in Colorado. The suspect is known as the "Double Dipper Bandit." Rhode Island Man Charged With Drug Trafficking. The Providence (RI) Journal (7/7, 259K) repor

e not playing which is the vast majority of time they are there, they will be observing physical distancing and wearing masks." Jacobson added that Major League Baseball teams "are proceeding cautiously." The Houston Astros and Washington Nationals resumed practices Tuesday "after canceling them due to delays in COV

ession. • Former California Mayor To Be Tried In October For Bribery. EFTA01658159 • Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Missouri Lobbyist. • Colorado Gang Member Pleads Guilty To Drug Sales. • Records Link Two Former Law Enforcement Workers To Raided Marijuana Business. • Connection Between Searc

scription Publication, 7.57M), NIAID Director Fauci discussed the resumption of professional sports seasons and highlighted the approaches taken by Major League Baseball and the NBA. Sinclair Pulls Segment Featuring Conspiracy Theory About Fauci. The AP (7/26, Bauder) reports the Sinclair Broadcast Group announced S

ks, you can go to the ballpark and escape. That has always been part of the joy that comes with the price of admission. On this Opening Day of the Major League Baseball season, delayed by nearly four months because of the coronavirus, such escapism is impossible. Largely, this is because no one is safe from covid-1

t to put them at risk. Among the dozen or so other stars skipping this season are Zimmerman, Atlanta's Nick Markakis, Los Angeles's David Price and Colorado's Ian Desmond. The members of my fantasy baseball league normally gather in the basement of a Capitol Hill bar for an annual draft. This year, we g

re making the process easier. California will start proactively mailing ballots to registered voters, joining universal vote-by-mail states such as Colorado. Many states will send every registered voter an absentee-ballot application. These types of statewide expansions affect another 63 million eligibl