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FBI Offers Up to $10,000 Reward to Recover Stolen Weapons
Subjects Burglarize FBI Vehicle in Washington, D.C.; Steal Weapons
The FBI’s Washington Field Office is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the recovery of stolen weapons. On Sunday, July 10, 2016, between 12:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m., unknown subjects burglarized an FBI special agent’s vehicle and removed a secured gun lock box which contained weapons and other equipment. The vehicle was parked in the H Street Corridor near H and Seventh Streets, N.E., in Washington, D.C. The lock box, which contained the items listed below, was fitted for authorized use in a government vehicle.
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
So ,who is Guisfer 2 or who might end up being Guisfer 2 ? inquiring minds would like to know ...watch the MSM because I think we might have moved 2 steps ahead of them
The criminal probe into a cadre of Capitol Hill techies who worked for dozens of Democratic lawmakers remains shrouded in mystery, months after their access to congressional IT systems was suspended.
It’s still not clear whether the investigation by the Capitol Police into the five staffers, who all have links to Pakistan, involves the theft of classified information.
The staffers are accused of stealing equipment and possible breaches of the House IT network, according to Politico, which first reported on the investigation in February.
A spokeswoman for the Capitol Police refused comment last week in what she described as an ongoing investigation.
And now, at least one of the staffers, Hina Alvi, has fled to Pakistan, according to The Daily Caller.
Alvi, 33, who was based in Virginia, worked for Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-Queens) since 2008, making $126,225 last year, according to public records.
The Awan Brothers - Compromised at least 80 congregational computers and got paid 5 million to do it. We may never know the extent of the breach
originally posted by: IHateLibs
It's a compelling argument. The problem is, it won't convince those who believe the fake news b.s., because their belief isn't rooted in evidence, but in emotions.
People don't give a damn about facts anymore, just anything that confirms their bias.
The reports by CNN and Buzzfeed sent other news organizations, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, scrambling to publish their own articles, some of which included generalized descriptions of the unverified allegations about Mr. Trump.
originally posted by: Wreckclues
People don't give a damn about facts anymore, just anything that confirms their bias.
How true, like the way the Washington Post, New York Times and CNN ran with the "Golden Shower" debacle before vetting the source
www.nytimes.com...
The reports by CNN and Buzzfeed sent other news organizations, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, scrambling to publish their own articles, some of which included generalized descriptions of the unverified allegations about Mr. Trump.