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Capitol Rioter May Have Stolen Pelosi's Computer, Tried To Sell To Russia: FBI
U.S. law enforcement is investigating whether a woman took a laptop computer or hard drive from U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Jan. 6 siege of the Capitol and tried to sell the device to Russian intelligence, according to a court filing.
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Two Indian-Origin Persons Among 9 Charged On Visa Fraud, Drug Trafficking
The two, along with seven law enforcement officers, have been charged in federal court in South Carolina on visa fraud and drug charges. If convicted, Saurabhkumar Patel and Tarang Patel face a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment.
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Six Indians Among 300 Arrested For Allegedly Violating US Immigration Law
Six Indians are among over 300 people arrested by American authorities for criminal activities and violating the country's immigration laws during a month-long crackdown across six states. Federal officers with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 364 "criminal aliens" and immigration violators during a 30-day enforcement actio...
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FBI Raids Offices, Home Of Donald Trump's Personal Lawyer
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Monday raided the offices and home of U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, law enforcement sources said, in a dramatic new development in a series of probes involving close Trump associates.
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When Preet Bharara Recalled His Indian Connection
He recalled how his father came to the US with nothing but 40 years later his son became the chief federal law enforcement officer in the financial capital of world.
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United Airlines Removes Couple, Travelling To Wedding, From Plane
An engaged couple were removed from a United Airlines flight to Costa Rica on Saturday, as the airline remained under scrutiny following outrage caused by a video last week of a passenger being forcibly removed from a flight.
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Russian Security Service Says Searches Of Tycoon's Office Related To Rescued Bank
Searches by Russian law enforcement officials in offices of Russian tycoon Mikhail Prokhorov on Thursday were related to an investigation over a bank bailed out by one of his firms, the Federal Security Service said on Friday.
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Public Asked To Help Close 18-Minute Gap In San Bernardino Probe
Federal and local law enforcement officials on Tuesday asked for the public's help in piecing together the movements of a married couple in the hours after they killed 14 people at a county office building in San Bernardino, California.
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Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
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United States Law Enforcer Tight-Lipped on Sepp Blatter
Sepp Blatter's shock resignation on Tuesday has sparked speculation that the 79-year-old, reelected to a fifth term in office last week, was also under investigation over allegations of more than $150 million in bribes.
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South Asians Dismayed Over New US Racial Profiling Limits
Sikh, Muslim and South Asian Communities have expressed dismay over new guidelines that ban racial profiling by federal law enforcement officers but do not apply to screeners at airports or border check points.
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Suspect Dead, Marshals And Cop Wounded in New York Shootout
Authorities say a sex-assault suspect got in a shootout with law enforcement in New York City that left the suspect dead and two federal marshals and a police officer wounded.
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Dozens Arrested in New York Child Pornography Bust
Two police officers, a Little League coach, and a mother were among 71 people arrested across the New York City-area in the largest-ever roundup of people who share child pornography online, federal and local law enforcement said on Wednesday.
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Capitol Rioter May Have Stolen Pelosi's Computer, Tried To Sell To Russia: FBI
U.S. law enforcement is investigating whether a woman took a laptop computer or hard drive from U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the Jan. 6 siege of the Capitol and tried to sell the device to Russian intelligence, according to a court filing.
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Two Indian-Origin Persons Among 9 Charged On Visa Fraud, Drug Trafficking
The two, along with seven law enforcement officers, have been charged in federal court in South Carolina on visa fraud and drug charges. If convicted, Saurabhkumar Patel and Tarang Patel face a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment.
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Six Indians Among 300 Arrested For Allegedly Violating US Immigration Law
Six Indians are among over 300 people arrested by American authorities for criminal activities and violating the country's immigration laws during a month-long crackdown across six states. Federal officers with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 364 "criminal aliens" and immigration violators during a 30-day enforcement actio...
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FBI Raids Offices, Home Of Donald Trump's Personal Lawyer
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Monday raided the offices and home of U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, law enforcement sources said, in a dramatic new development in a series of probes involving close Trump associates.
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When Preet Bharara Recalled His Indian Connection
He recalled how his father came to the US with nothing but 40 years later his son became the chief federal law enforcement officer in the financial capital of world.
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United Airlines Removes Couple, Travelling To Wedding, From Plane
An engaged couple were removed from a United Airlines flight to Costa Rica on Saturday, as the airline remained under scrutiny following outrage caused by a video last week of a passenger being forcibly removed from a flight.
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Russian Security Service Says Searches Of Tycoon's Office Related To Rescued Bank
Searches by Russian law enforcement officials in offices of Russian tycoon Mikhail Prokhorov on Thursday were related to an investigation over a bank bailed out by one of his firms, the Federal Security Service said on Friday.
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Public Asked To Help Close 18-Minute Gap In San Bernardino Probe
Federal and local law enforcement officials on Tuesday asked for the public's help in piecing together the movements of a married couple in the hours after they killed 14 people at a county office building in San Bernardino, California.
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Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
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United States Law Enforcer Tight-Lipped on Sepp Blatter
Sepp Blatter's shock resignation on Tuesday has sparked speculation that the 79-year-old, reelected to a fifth term in office last week, was also under investigation over allegations of more than $150 million in bribes.
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South Asians Dismayed Over New US Racial Profiling Limits
Sikh, Muslim and South Asian Communities have expressed dismay over new guidelines that ban racial profiling by federal law enforcement officers but do not apply to screeners at airports or border check points.
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Suspect Dead, Marshals And Cop Wounded in New York Shootout
Authorities say a sex-assault suspect got in a shootout with law enforcement in New York City that left the suspect dead and two federal marshals and a police officer wounded.
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Dozens Arrested in New York Child Pornography Bust
Two police officers, a Little League coach, and a mother were among 71 people arrested across the New York City-area in the largest-ever roundup of people who share child pornography online, federal and local law enforcement said on Wednesday.
