Peltz has been incorrectly identified as a law enforcement agent.
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Suddenly, a law enforcement agent approaches and tells you you must stop.
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He leaves for Riverrun, a beautiful law enforcement agent in a golden suit.
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Rahimi didn't see any sort of badge identifying the man as a law enforcement agent.
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No law enforcement agent knows exactly what he or she will encounter when executing a warrant.
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Prosecutors accused Alimehmeti of trying to help an undercover law enforcement agent travel to Syria to fight with Islamic State.
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One user of the site, a former federal U.S. law enforcement agent, even downloaded over 242 hours worth of videos.
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Lieberman lacks the conventional qualifications for an FBI director, never having served as a law enforcement agent or federal prosecutor.
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She's a Senator, and he's a super magic law enforcement agent frequently assigned to protect politicians (including her, in Episode II).
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To that end, we expect the NUFRB to hold these agents accountable because no law enforcement agent should be above the law.
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Russell isn't a law enforcement agent or an investigator, and he has no particular skills that would let him uncover what's really going on.
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Installing spyware on someone's smartphone without consent can, and has led to prison—unless it's done by a law enforcement agent with a warrant.
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Even if a law enforcement agent specifies that Apple's encryption has not impeded an investigation, they are required to fill out one way that it has.
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"I worked as a law enforcement agent for the Department of Natural Resources, and I've written wildlife tickets larger than what D.H.E.C. did," Ms. Weaver said.
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Mr. McFarland pleaded guilty to wire fraud, bank fraud and making false statements to a federal law enforcement agent and agreed to a forfeiture of $151,000.
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In it, Mr. Comey, a veteran law enforcement agent, writes unsparingly about Mr. Trump, calling him a tempestuous president whose connection to honesty was tenuous at best.
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"They have ruled out some of the things I wish I had," said Kostelnik, a federal law enforcement agent at the United States penitentiary in Victorville, California.
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In April, an Army combat veteran in Southern California was arrested after receiving what he thought was an improvised explosive device from an undercover law enforcement agent.
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United States, finding that the term "tangible object" did not include an undersize fish destroyed to keep a law enforcement agent from gathering evidence of a violation.
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AKA an "exceptional access mechanism" that would require platforms CC'ing a state/law enforcement agent as a silent listener to eavesdrop on a conversation on warranted request.
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"With open carry it definitely makes it a whole heightened level of danger for officers," said a Florida state law enforcement agent who has worked in protest situations.
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In another instance, an officer in a boat saved another law enforcement agent who had been swept away in current so strong that it pulled his boots off.
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"This is another clear case of identity theft and it shows us no one is immune," Florida Department of Law Enforcement agent Danny Banks told the news site.
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Instead, it is simply referred to as Bulletin Board A, and in one hearing transcript a law enforcement agent states the site at one point had at least 23,000 members.
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Vitiello, who has been a law enforcement agent for more than 30 years, is vying to become the head of an agency that has received intense backlash from some progressives.
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"Every other law enforcement agent or officer in the field, we're always there for each other and we must know we have one thing to do, and that's protect our homeland."
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In a normal investigation, that DNA profile is submitted to the state's law enforcement agent who maintains that state's database of unique DNA profiles within the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS).
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A law enforcement agent there confidently declared that the arrest of Ronnie Jones, an African-American newcomer and heroin dealer "who's making the whole town dopesick," would make a real difference.
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" A law enforcement agent who acts unlawfully "in the name of the United States possesses a far greater capacity for harm than an individual trespasser exercising no authority other than his own.
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He is a former law enforcement agent, now looking to become a drug kingpin himself, even though he is not taken particularly seriously where he is currently, the Mexican state of Sinaloa.
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A US law enforcement agent based in Brazil shared sensitive information about international drug trafficking investigations with his girlfriend — and then, after she ended their affair, pursued a campaign of stalking and harassment.
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A former federal law enforcement agent and CIA operative, Spanberger supports a public option for health care, is against Medicare-for-all, opposes sanctuary cities, and is very diligent about talking fiscal responsibility.
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Sanaa Lathan (who also starred in Love & Basketball) gives a rich performance as a black law-enforcement agent who's spent most of her life, both at home and on the job, weaving between identities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One prominent name was missing from the list of Americans to be released by Iran on Saturday: former U.S. law-enforcement agent Robert Levinson, who disappeared while visiting the country in 2007.
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He says although the D.A. was aware of the selfie, no law enforcement agent, election commission official or police officer had filed a formal complaint, so the matter wasn't on the table for review.
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Witnesses said Mr. Brooks, having gone out for a walk after the storm, was spotted after rifling through cars and scuffled with a state law enforcement agent in the moments before he was shot.
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A former federal law enforcement agent and CIA operative, Spanberger supports a public option for health care, is against Medicare-for-all, opposes so-called sanctuary cities, and is very diligent about talking fiscal responsibility.
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This provision is used most often when a law enforcement agent is sued and accused of violating the Fourth Amendment in a search or arrest, but not for those under investigation for potential personal wrongdoing.
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The news was shocking in the breadth and scope of its violence — four women killed in a two week long spree — and in the revelation that these crimes were committed by a federal law enforcement agent.
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I met a former law enforcement agent in the region who told me there was little space for fledgling tech businesses in former Soviet countries because the economies are dominated by a small number of large companies.
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I have never in 20 years being a prosecutor seen a law enforcement agent with this amount of animus and bias towards the target, and I hope and pray that he comes next week and portrays himself as a victim.
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One scheme allegedly occurred from October 2017 to February 2018, when according to prosecutors Kyriacou and London art gallery owner Matthew Green tried to launder 6.7 million British pounds ($9.2 million) that an undercover law enforcement agent claimed were fraud proceeds.
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On August 6, 2015, David Baer was indicted in the Central District of Illinois for impersonating a federal law enforcement agent after purchasing a counterfeit badge for Homeland Security Investigations and having it delivered to his home in Springfield, Illinois.
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Trump, a Republican who has promised to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, found a kindred spirit of sorts in Arpaio, whose tactics as a law enforcement agent in Arizona's Maricopa County drew condemnation from civil rights groups.
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Lichterman's name, home address, and email appeared in Blood & Honour's database, alongside the personal information of hundreds of people, including at least one other law enforcement agent: Bart Alsbrook, the Colbert, Oklahoma, interim police chief who resigned in August after local news outlets reported his alleged ties to hate groups.
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Despite the judge's unusual warning and the extraordinary security measures during the three-month trial, some legal experts said it could be difficult for the jury to remain anonymous and at least one law enforcement agent involved in the chase for Guzman said jurors might be at risk if their identities are leaked.
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" (The spokesperson later told TMZ they misspoke — although they were aware of the photo, no law enforcement agent, election commission official or police officer had filed a formal complaint, so the matter was not being reviewed.) The spokesperson said further that any person convicted of violating the law — TCA 2-7-142(b) — "could be sentenced up to 30 days or fined no more than $50.00 or both.
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In the iOS 11.3 beta release notes, Apple describes USB Restricted Mode like this: In other words, with USB Restricted Mode enabled, if you're a law enforcement agent and you get a locked phone from a suspect, you might have a week at most to plug it into an unlocking device, and you have to hope the phone had been plugged in and unlocked within a week of it being seized.
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First came news that FBI director Chris Wray threatened to resign if pressured to fire deputy director McCabe, a longtime Twitter target of Trump, and then the bombshell that McCabe—a longtime veteran of the FBI and a career nonpartisan law-enforcement agent—was asked directly by President Trump who he voted for (McCabe's answer: He didn't vote), and that Trump, separately, also berated McCabe in a telephone call and gratuitously insulted his wife.
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She is now on the board of Law Enforcement Agent Prohibition, a pro-drug reform advocacy group of former officers ("Her rhetoric is cute but I don't take it intellectually seriously at all," Lovell responded.) The notion that it's too tough to tell hemp from marijuana has had real policy consequences: In Kansas last year, a proposal to allow hemp farming passed the state House but didn't get a vote in the Senate, with law enforcement groups claiming that lab tests to distinguish between hemp and marijuana were too expensive.
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A customs officer is a law enforcement agent who enforces customs laws, on behalf of a government.
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Thomas M. Hodgson is an American law enforcement agent who has served as Sheriff of Bristol County Massachusetts since 1997.
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Purcell was platted in 1903, and named after James Purcell, a local law enforcement agent. A post office has been in operation at Purcell since 1905.
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Butler Township is an inactive township in Pemiscot County, in the U.S. state of Missouri. Butler Township has the name of F. C. Butler, a local law enforcement agent.
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Khalid Noor al-Dibb (played by Aasif Mandvi) was the leader of the second Los Angeles sleeper cell. Darwyn killed him when he discovered Darwyn was a law enforcement agent.
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Simpson Township is an inactive township in Johnson County, in the U.S. state of Missouri. Simpson Township was established in 1875, and named after James Simpson, a law enforcement agent.
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Smith Creek is a stream in the U.S. state of South Dakota. It is a tributary of Crow Creek. Smith Creek has the name of Harry C. Smith, a law enforcement agent.
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The first permanent settlement at Hawthorne was made in 1880. The community was named after William Hawthorne, a cattleman and local law enforcement agent. Hawthorne has been county seat of Mineral County since 1911.
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Lewis Township is an inactive township in Holt County, in the U.S. state of Missouri. Lewis Township was erected in the 1840s, most likely taking its name from John Lewis, a local law enforcement agent.
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Allison Peak is located on the Canadian provincial boundary of Alberta and British Columbia along the Continental Divide. It was named in 1915 by Morrison P. Bridgland after Douglas Allison. Douglas Allison was a law enforcement agent.
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A post office called Vada was established in 1892, and remained in operation until 1907. The community was named after Vada Wooten, the daughter of a local law enforcement agent. Early variant names were "Harrell" and "Pull-Tight".
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Ivlow is now the head football coach of the Bolingbrook High School Raiders. Ivlow and the Raiders went on to win the class 8A state championship in 2011. Ivlow is also a local law enforcement agent in Bolingbrook, Illinois.
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On July 1, 1950 the town marshal, the first head law enforcement agent of the town, took his position and became the first head of the town police department."Golden Meadow Police Department." Golden Meadow. Retrieved on March 11, 2017.
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Entrapment is a practice where a law enforcement agent induces a person to commit a criminal offense that the person would have otherwise been unlikely or unwilling to commit.Sloane (1990) 49 A Crim R 270. See also agent provocateurSorrells v. United States, 287 U.S. 435, 451.
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The crime- fighting gallery drew attention to such notables as founding FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, and the legendary law enforcement agent Eliot Ness. It also included the uniforms, firearms, and restraining equipment of law enforcement officers, as well as exhibits on bomb squad and night vision technologies.
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Squire is an unincorporated community in McDowell County, West Virginia, United States. Squire is located on West Virginia Route 16 southeast of War. Squire has a post office with ZIP code 24884.ZIP Code Lookup The community was named after A. C "Squire" Christian, a local law enforcement agent.
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The emotional atmosphere can also make them highly susceptible to rumors and fear. Like mob members, law enforcement agents, acting as a group, can also lose their sense of individuality and develop a feeling of anonymity. Under emotional instability, individual prejudices, that any individual law enforcement agent may harbor against the mob, or against individual participants of the mob, may influence the behavior of the law enforcement agent. Like the mob, these conditions make law enforcement actors more likely to imitate the behavior of each other, which can result in a chain of biased, excessive, or otherwise, dangerous, behavior in which law enforcement agents act upon mob agents as impersonal threats and not as human beings.
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Pinneo is an extinct town in Washington County, in the U.S. state of Colorado. The GNIS classifies it as a populated place. A post office called Pinneo was established in 1883, and remained in operation until 1931. The community was named after B. F. Pinneo, a local law enforcement agent.
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16, column 5. Kunstler eventually publicly apologized to McGovern and paid him a small settlement. Additionally, in his autobiography, Kunstler alleged that he later learned from a law enforcement agent that a New Jersey State Assembly member had addressed the jury at the hotel where they were sequestered, urging them to convict Shakur.Kunstler, 1994, p. 277.
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After the bodies of more than thirty Chinese gold miners are discovered floating in a creek in the Idaho Territory, their employer, the Sam Yup Company, hires Joe Vincent, a local law enforcement agent, to accompany Lee Loi, another employee of Sam Yup, to track down the murderers. They are led by Grace Sundown, a Métis mountain guide.
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Law enforcement agent Captain Harris (Mickey Hargitay) arrives to harass Lynch at the hanging. Harris claims to be on to Lynch's grave robbing. That evening, having harvested salient body parts, Frankenstein and Marshall successfully reanimate a gruesome giant corpse with a scarred, misshapen head (Peter Whiteman) as Tania secretly watches. Almost instantly, however, this monster bear-hugs Frankenstein to death - breaking his back - then walks out of the castle.
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The colonists soon realized that a sheriff was not enough to keep their colonies safe and crime- free. Many villages and cities began adding other criminal justice agents to help maintain order. The rising populations were proving to be too much to handle for just one law enforcement agent in the county. The mayor was originally the chief law enforcement official, but he acted only in extreme circumstances.
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Gunslinger is a Western television series starring Tony Young that aired on the CBS television network from February 9 until May 18, 1961 on Thursdays from 9 to 10 p.m. EST. The series theme song was sung by Frankie Laine. Young played Cord, a young gunfighter who works undercover for the local army garrison commander, acting as a secret law enforcement agent in the territory. The series lasted for only twelve episodes.
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Jon McAdams is a veteran and former law enforcement agent who became disenchanted with the system and now wants to dedicate his professional life to civil-rights activism. Jon plans on starting a nonprofit organization in his conservative town. He wants to "walk the walk" and put his words into action, starting by living among a population he once put behind bars but now wants to serve. Matt Michael served in the Marine Corps for four years.
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Miranda Rights to a suspect. The U.S. Border Patrol Agent (as opposed to Officer) is a federal law enforcement agent actively patrolling a U.S. border to prevent persons from entering or leaving the United States without government permission. Agents detect and prevent the smuggling and unlawful entry of aliens into the United States, along with apprehending those people found to be in violation of immigration laws. Agents work to lower crime and improve the quality of life in border communities.
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The Chicago Outfit tolerated his earning ability but never made him, because they feared that his bizarre behavior brought too much publicity. Before being inducted, a potential made man is often required to carry out a contract killing. Traditionally, this rule was applied to prove a hopeful made man's loyalty to the Mafia; in modern times, it also serves to show that one is not an undercover law enforcement agent. According to traditional rules, any murders committed for personal reasons "do not count".
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Blokhin's father, Vladimir Ivanovich Blokhin, is a native of Moscow, a veteran of the World War II, survivor of the Leningrad blockade, and a former Soviet law enforcement agent. Vladimir Blokhin later worked as a sports functionary for the Soviet Dynamo Society. Blokhin's mother Katerina Zakharivna (née Adamenko) is from a village in the Borodyanka Raion. She originally worked at a Kyiv sewing factory, but eventually discovered hidden athletic talents and became the Soviet champion in track and field as well as pentathlon.
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Rico asks Joe to help him cover his crimes, but Joe arrests his brother instead, sentencing him to 20 years of labor on the penal colony on Saturn's moon Titan (a typical punishment for corrupt Judges). Joe Dredd continues operating as a judge, quickly gaining a reputation throughout the city as a formidable and incorruptible law enforcement agent. In 2099, Rico Dredd returns to Earth after serving his 20-year sentence. He comes after Joe for revenge, challenging him to a fast draw.
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A counterfeit money ring is being run from prison by a gangster, Dice Matthews, and a casino owner, Steve Parker, who is behind bars for slugging a cop. Law enforcement agent Brass Bancroft goes undercover as a convict, getting help on the outside from his right-hand man, Gabby, while infiltrating the counterfeiting ring. Parker's daughter, Peggy, becomes involved, identifying a guard who's also in on the scheme after her father is murdered. Bancroft and Matthews make a break for it, but although the guard shoots both, Bancroft recovers and sees that justice is done.
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Michael Levine (born December 20, 1939) is a former senior United States law enforcement agent, who was called "America's top undercover cop for 25 years" by the television show 60 Minutes. A 25-year veteran of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), he is best known for his criticism of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the influence it has played on DEA operations. Levine has claimed the CIA was instrumental in the creation of the Bolvian drug cartel La Corporación, which he called the "General Motors of cocaine".
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On 10 May 2005, while U.S. President George W. Bush was giving a speech in Tbilisi's Freedom Square, Vladimir Arutyunian threw a live hand grenade at where Saakashvili and Bush were sitting. It landed in the crowd about from the podium after hitting a girl and did not detonate. Arutyunian was arrested in July of that year, but before his capture, he managed to kill one law enforcement agent. He was convicted of the attempted assassinations of Saakashvili and Bush and the murder of the agent, and given a life sentence.
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In June 2012 Michael Isikoff, of NBC News, interviewed Thomas about recently announced improvements to the detainees' conditions of detention. In March 2013 it became known that the interview rooms where attorneys met with Guantanamo clients were fitted with listening devices. Thomas's successor, John Bogdan, testified that he was not aware the rooms were bugged, while Thomas testified he was aware. Colonel Thomas Welsh, Joint Task Force Guantanamo's Legal Advisor, described asking Thomas for an explanation when he observed a law enforcement agent monitoring a meeting between other law enforcement officials, prosecutors, defense attorneys and a detainee-client at Camp Echo II.
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Sitting in the dark, our minds idly playing with the plot, we figure out what they should do, how they should do it, and why they should do it, while the characters on the screen strain helplessly against the requirements of the formula."Mercury Rising :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews James Berardinelli rated it one and a half out of four stars, saying: "The script for Mercury Rising is exceptionally tiresome and hard-to-swallow. ... Once again, certain standby plot elements -- the high-level government conspiracy and the maverick law enforcement agent -- are recycled, and not to good effect.
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Robert A. Ricks (born October 14, 1944) — known as Bob Ricks and "Backdraft Bob" — is an American law enforcement agent and politician from Texas and Oklahoma. He has worked for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Governor of Oklahoma and in local law enforcement. He is best known as the FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge during the 1993 Waco Siege or as FBI Special Agent in Charge during the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing investigation. Following his retirement from federal service, Ricks served as the Oklahoma Secretary of Safety and Security under Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating.
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Reluctant to pursue projects which would necessarily entail front-office controls, the director cautiously rejected the script for Face/Off several times until it was rewritten to suit him. (The futuristic setting was changed to a contemporary one.) Paramount Pictures also offered the director significantly more freedom to exercise his speciality: emotional characterisation and elaborate action. A complex story of adversaries—each of whom surgically alters their identity—law enforcement agent John Travolta and terrorist Nicolas Cage play a cat-and-mouse game, trapped in each other's outward appearance. Face/Off opened in 1997 to critical acclaim and strong attendance.
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DC Metropolitan Police, Department of State Diplomatic Security Service, and the Secret Service entered the embassy and arrested the last four members of the Embassy Protection Collective on May 16. Kevin Zeese, Adrienne Pine, Margaret Flowers, and David Paul were charged in a federal court with a Class A misdemeanor; "interfering with a federal law enforcement agent engaged in protective functions." DC Police specifically didn't press charges for trespassing. Even though the U.S. government has recognized the Guaidó government as the legitimate government of Venezuela, there are major legal questions as to whether local police have the authority to recognize a disputed government in order to also recognize that trespassing occurred.
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William Jennings Gardner (January 23, 1884 – June 15, 1965) was an American football player, coach, and law-enforcement agent. While working as a Prohibition agent in Chicago, Illinois, Gardner served with Eliot Ness's "Untouchables," a group of hand-picked federal agents who, from 1930 to 1932, sought to put an end to Al Capone's illegal empire. Although Gardner was only involved with the group for a short period of time, he would be prominently mentioned in Ness's memoir of the investigation, The Untouchables, and inspire a recurring character in the 1959 television series based upon that book.Eliot Ness and Oscar Fraley, The Untouchables, (New York: Julian Messner, 1957).
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Duke appeared uncredited as a DEA officer in The Limey (1999), as well as a police chief opposite Steven Seagal in Exit Wounds. He played a detective investigating a murder in Menace II Society, in which he delivered the often-quoted line, "You done fucked up, you know that, don't you?" He played a corrupt law enforcement agent in two films opposite Mel Gibson—Bird on a Wire (as an FBI agent) and Payback (as a police detective). Duke appears in X-Men: The Last Stand as Trask, Washington in National Security, Levar in Get Rich or Die Tryin', Nokes in Bad Country and Caruthers in Mandy.
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Abia Brown (1743 – 1785) served as a Deputy to the Provincial Congress of New Jersey in 1775 (at Trenton) and 1776 (at New Brunswick). As Deputy to the Provincial Congress of New Jersey, Abia Brown represented Sussex County, New Jersey along with Casper Shafer. This position of "Deputy" was then a geographic representative position, and not to be confused with a modern-day bailiff or a law enforcement agent present mainly to keep order. Abia also served as a justice of the peace for Sussex County in 1772 which at the time was a position of greater stature than present day judicial positions by the same name.
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The White Paper Fan (415) provides financial and business advice, and the Straw Sandal (432) is a liaison between units.Stephen L. Mallory, Understanding Organized Crime (Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2007), pages 137–138Secret Societies, page 167 An undercover law-enforcement agent or spy from another triad is 25, also popular Hong Kong slang for an informant. Blue Lanterns are uninitiated members, equivalent to Mafia associates, and do not have a designating number. According to De Leon Petta Gomes da Costa, who interviewed triads and authorities in Hong Kong, most of the current structure is a vague, low hierarchy; the traditional ranks and positions no longer exist.
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In April 2016, Charlize Theron and Kristofer Hivju were confirmed as additions to the cast, in villainous roles, while Scott Eastwood also joined the film as a law enforcement agent. On May 17, 2016, Diesel posted a photo on his Instagram page of himself and Elsa Pataky on set, indicating that she had also returned for the film, and was followed two days later by a video on set with Nathalie Emmanuel, who also starred in the previous film. In June 2016, Helen Mirren announced in an interview with Elle that she would appear in the film. In July 2016, Don Omar tweeted that he and Tego Calderon would return to the franchise for the eighth picture.
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Both houses of the legislature passed bills on illegal immigration, but the bills differed greatly. The Mississippi Senate voted against the House’s version of the immigration bill in early February, but moved to continue negotiations of the bill among the chambers in a conference committee. Both the House and Senate versions of the bill say that a law enforcement agent has the right to ask for proof of residency during a routine traffic stop if the officer has a reasonably suspicion that the person is in the country illegally. One of the main differences between the two bills is the House calls for a steep fine for businesses that hire illegal aliens.
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For years, Venezuela has suffered from a political and economic crisis following the presidency of Hugo Chávez and his successor Nicolás Maduro. Óscar Alberto Pérez has stated that, while working as a law enforcement agent, he witnessed deep levels of corruption within the Bolivarian Government's structure, experiencing the collaboration between state authorities and pro-government gangs known as the Colectivos in acts of theft and extortion while also observing the movement of cocaine by government officials with impunity. He singled out Néstor Reverol as an official who hampered his investigations into the matters. Pérez expressed in interviews how he had thought about incorporating his helicopter skills in a protest for some time.
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For years, Venezuela has suffered from a political and economic crisis following the presidency of Hugo Chávez and his successor Nicolás Maduro. While working as a law enforcement agent, Pérez stated that he witnessed deep levels of corruption within the Bolivarian government's structure, experiencing the collaboration between state authorities and pro-government gangs known as colectivos in acts of theft and extortion while also observing the movement of cocaine by government officials with full impunity, singling out Néstor Reverol as an official who hampered his investigations into the matters. Pérez expressed in interviews how he had thought about incorporating his helicopter skills in a protest for some time. Finally in mid-June 2017, Pérez's brother was murdered near Carabobo Park in Caracas.
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In 1860, Sanchez was elected the ninth sheriff of Los Angeles County since the county was organized in 1850;Sheriffs of Los Angeles CountyPortrait of Thomas A. Sanchez, sheriff of Los Angeles County from 1859 to 1867 he was the first sheriff to have been born in the county.Los Angeles Almanac He became a founding member and lieutenant in the Los Angeles Mounted Rifles in March 1861. Sanchez, "the primary law enforcement agent in a lawless land," used his position as sheriff to help equip the company, but when Secessionist members of the organization absconded for Texas with the company's rifles in June 1861, he remained behind in office. Despite the suspicion of him by Federal officials during the American Civil War, he remained in office until 1867.
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In espionage jargon, a mole (also called a "penetration agent", "deep cover agent", or "sleeper agent") is a long-term spy (espionage agent) who is recruited before having access to secret intelligence, subsequently managing to get into the target organization. However, it is popularly used to mean any long-term clandestine spy or informant within an organization, government or private. In police work, a mole is an undercover law-enforcement agent who joins an organization in order to collect incriminating evidence about its operations and so bring its members to justice. The term was introduced to the public by British spy novelist John Le Carré in his 1974 novel Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and has since entered general usage, but its origin is unclear, as well as to what extent it was used by intelligence services before it became popularized.
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However, it has been highlighted through events such as the killing of Michael Brown by Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, which resulted in public unrest, that there is confusion and debate surrounding the use of firearms and lethal force. The 'Procedure for the Use of Firearms' section provides the process through which law enforcement agents must progress when using firearms. It states that they must identify themselves as a law enforcement agent, issue a clear warning, and give an adequate amount of time for response (providing that time would not likely result in harm being done to the agent or other civilians) before deadly force can be used within the bounds of international law. While the Pocket Book on Human Rights for the Police outlines the academic circumstances under which law enforcement agents may use lethal force, the literal scenarios in which police killings have occurred are also relevant.
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Henriksen was drawn to Millennium after reading its "vivid and edgy" pilot script. Millennium creator Chris Carter conceived Frank Black's character early in the series' genesis, knowing that he wanted to build the show around a retired law enforcement agent; the tone of Millennium came to Carter later in the process but shaped Black's character.Order in Chaos, 00:46–01:27 Carter saw Black as an archetypal Western hero, describing him as "self-reliant, quiet, capable, dangerous" and comparing him to the title character of the 1953 film Shane.Order in Chaos, 04:48–05:09 Actor William Hurt was considered for the role early in the conception of the series, although Carter denies that Hurt was seriously approached for the part, saying Henriksen was their "first and last choice".Order in Chaos, 05:09–05:29 David Nutter, a frequent director for the series, described Henriksen as an "everyman" who appears to have "seen hell, and has reached for heaven but not often had it".
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The essential tenet of the Pocket Book surrounding the use of lethal force is that all other means of a non-violent nature should be employed initially, followed by proportionately appropriate use of force. Proportionately appropriate use of force can, and will in some circumstances, refer to lethal force if a law enforcement agent genuinely believes that ending the life of one civilian would result in the preservation of his life, or the lives of his fellow civilians, as is outlined in the ' Circumstances for the Use of Firearms' section of the Pocket Book. The Pocket Book also outlines in the 'Accountability for the Use of Force and Firearms' section that there are stringent measures of accountability in place to maintain integrity within state law enforcement agencies as regards their right to the use of lethal force. International institutions have outlined when and where law enforcement agents might have the availability of lethal force at their disposal.
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