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Wow Patch Mpq Datei Installieren. FBI Crime Desk 8 February 2018 A joint investigation by the FBI and its partners resulted in the takedown of a criminal drug trafficking organization responsible for transporting heroin into the Tampa Bay area. 5 February 2018 An insider working for a government contractor in California was recently sentenced to prison for selling sensitive satellite information to someone he believed was a Russian agent. 1 February 2018 When the space shuttle Columbia disaster occurred 15 years ago, the FBI was tasked with recovering the remains of the crew, stabilizing hazardous material, and securing classified equipment.
30 January 2018 January marks National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, but a recent case in Wisconsin illustrates how the FBI works with its partners year-round to get dangerous traffickers off the streets and obtain justice for victims. 9 February 2018 Cash hidden in the walls was only accessible from the loft using a home-made pulley system 9 February 2018 Fourth man convicted as result of Operation Stovewood investigation 6 February 2018 Major operation targets a suspected people smuggling network in the North East 5 February 2018 Fentanyl dealer jailed for eight years • •.
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