Epstein Secrets

e release of thousands of criminals, including violent offenders, and seeks to shut down the city's sanctuary policies. The Washington Post (07/24, Jacobs) quoted a statement from AG Bondi announcing the lawsuit: "New York City has released thousands of criminals on the streets to commit violent crimes

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

to say if she has information about crimes against victims. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Washington Post (07/22, Roebuck, Goba, Jacobs), The Guardian (07/22, Olivares), New York Post (07/22, King, Nerozzi), Reuters (07/22, Lynch, Chiacu), Washington Examiner (07/22, Rosciglione), T

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

exposed, with arrests also made overseas in relation to the plot. How an Innocent Woman's Name Was Tied to the Jan. 6 Pipe Bombs CBS News (11/25, Jacobs, Milton, et al.) reported that a federal security officer was publicly and incorrectly linked to the Jan. 6 pipe bombs until she cleared her name wi

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