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azfamily.com/newsai-investigating-the-killing-of-a-tohono-o-odham-police-officer- near-why-arizona/article_3bd690ee-e8b2-11ea-8baa-cbbbc4fac0fa.html> Phoenix (8/27, 302K) reports, "The FBI says it is conducting an investigation into the killing of a Tohono O'odham police officer. The Nogales Police Dept.

ibes and illegal benefits from union contractors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV executives. That criminal investigation is ongoing, U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider told The Detroit News in an interview: `We're not done. This is a very significant step and we are going to continue.' The Detroit Free Press <http

nes' bodies were donated to the facility under the guise they would be used for scientific purposes." The Hill (7/25, Campisi, 2.98M) reports, "The Phoenix facility, which served as a body donation center and tissue bank, was raided in 2014 by FBI agents in hazmat suits as part of the agency's multista

n indictment was unsealed Monday charging three Flint men with conspiring to rob a Sanilac County marijuana grow operation, announced U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider. Joining Schneider in the announcement was Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge Timothy R. Slater." SAC Slater said, "Because of

police shootings in the nation, racist Facebook posts from its officers and a viral video of a family terrified by officers while held at gunpoint, Phoenix has introduced broad changes in an effort to 'modernize' its troubled department, the mayor said." Officers must now "document every time they point

e case." Johnny Wheatcroft's attorneys "claim that Glendale's lawyers have EFTA00161114 rescheduled a deposition five different times with Officer Matthew Schneider, the main policeman involved in the troubling tasering incident." The defense's response "to the court appears to show the FBI investigation is stil