"My plan increases the number of school marshals by training more school marshals this summer at no cost to schools and by proposing increasing the number of school marshals per campus," he said.
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"The FBI and US Marshals Service are continuing to investigate the matter," said Joy Josephson, spokeswoman for the Marshals Service.
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Two deputy U.S. Marshals who were nearby arrested Maurice Hight, who then spit in the face of one of the marshals.
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Some marshals fatally shot him after he rammed his vehicle into the marshal's vehicles and threatened them, according to the Marshals Service.
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One of the marshals has already been released from the hospital, while the other was stable, said a spokeswoman for the marshals service.
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A spokesman for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association who represents air marshals in the union told ABC that unionized air marshals do not support the changes.
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"The U.S. Marshals are responsible for the protection of the federal judicial process, and we take that responsibility very seriously," a U.S Marshals spokesperson said in a statement.
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Jacob Blair Scott, 43, was arrested Wednesday, the same day he was added to the US Marshals 15 Most Wanted list, according to US Marshals Inspector Jeremy Stilwell.
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A Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Education and the US Marshals Service was signed in February 2017, when the Marshals Service began providing security for DeVos.
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Federal judges don't normally have personal security details, but the US Marshals Service, which handles security for the judiciary, will provide marshals if a judge faces a particular threat.
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Marshals Service spokesperson Lynzey Donahue told the Post that the last Cabinet position to be protected by the marshals was the head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
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There is no body camera footage available of this shooting to confirm police accounts, as US Marshals aren't required to wear them, a spokesperson for the US Marshals service told CNN.
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Several former air marshals reached by CNN said that in addition to inconsistencies in recurrent training, grueling hours, low morale and even alcoholism affect the mission-readiness of many air marshals.
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US marshals began staking out the Eastman home of one of Allen's relatives Monday, said Stewart Cottingham, supervisory inspector for the Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force of the US Marshals Service.
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The marshals also have large, red octagon S.T.O.P. signs, and if parents are growing agitated with the officials, the marshals are instructed to hold up the S.T.O.P. signs from the sideline.
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Why the US Marshals were trying to arrest Webber The US marshals involved in Wednesday's incident were serving a warrant on behalf of police in Hernando, about 25 miles south of Memphis.
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Usually, they hang on until the marshals take them away.
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That information must come from the Marshals Service, she said.
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Rydalch said Allen was in the custody of US Marshals.
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She's marching with the marshals, and they're marching with her.
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His alleged crimes occurred in 2005, the Marshals Service said.
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The judge said U.S. Marshals can handle her medical care.
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The Marshals confiscated all Trotter devices, promotional signage and fliers.
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Staffers who become trained marshals would get a $500 stipend.
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The deputy marshals who opened fire, above, were not white.
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Preoccupations: Palestinian Landscapes marshals seven artists' passionate interpretations of Palestine.
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The marshals can then report their observations to intelligence agencies.
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S. Marshals raided Young Thug's home in Silver Springs, Georgia.
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Teachers who become trained marshals would get a $22007 stipend.
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Sometimes they call the marshals, saying their pills were stolen.
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A pair of United States Marshals hovered at the back.
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The Marshals investigation, however, concluded after Epstein's suicide in August.
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Two undercover air marshals sat beside them during the flight.
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I would anticipate it being U.S. marshals [and] U.S. attorneys.
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But last week, eight US Marshals came to his home.
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DEA, ICE, US marshals pick up Guzman Guzman, who was moved last year to Ciudad Juarez, was picked up by a team from the Drug Enforcement Administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and US marshals.
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It covers from February 13, when marshals began providing her security, and extends through September 30, the end of the government's fiscal year, Lynzey Donahue, a spokeswoman for the marshals, told CNN on Friday.
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"The Marshals Service has a long history of cooperation with its law enforcement counterparts in Mexico, providing training in judicial security, witness protection and fugitive investigations," the Marshals said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Deploying air marshals to gather intelligence on civilians not on a terrorist watch list is a new assignment, one that some air marshals say goes beyond the mandate of the US Federal Air Marshal Service.
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On Wednesday night, deputy marshals were following up a tip at a rural home north of Roosevelt Lake in Punkikn Center when Susan came outside, a source within the U.S. Marshals Service told Arizona's Family.
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Champion defended the marshals' actions in a news conference on Thursday.
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Perez-Domingo remains in the custody of the US Marshals Service.
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Merritt was arrested by the Marshals Service at a thrift store.
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I believe they have marshals, but they don't really do much.
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Power man is in the back seat of the marshals' car.
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Gripping -- WINTER: But there is less than 20163,22016 flying air marshals.
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Nelson was handed over to the US Marshals on July 3.
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The marshals weren't buying it and called the landlord's legal muscle.
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Just substitute billionaire oil barons and sheriffs for cowboys and marshals.
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A proper impeachment inquiry marshals the facts and educates the public.
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The US Marshals Service typically provides security for Supreme Court justices.
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There is also a strong bond among the marshals, he said.
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" The United States Marshals Service soon marked him a "violent fugitive.
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Firefighters and fire marshals were still at the site on Tuesday.
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Federal marshals escorted Ameen to the defense table and unshackled him.
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The US Marshals Service maintains its own 15 Most Wanted list.
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Then U.S. Marshals tried to evict them from their longtime home.
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It's no mystery there were no air marshals aboard that plane.
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Second claim: Air marshals might be effective but are assigned ineffectively.
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Fire marshals were investigating the cause of the fire on Saturday evening.
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Last week, U.S. Marshals officials took Tony Clyde Reed, 49, into custody.
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Hill was Powers's uncle, U.S. Marshals chief deputy Scott Rolstad tells PEOPLE.
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Wonnacott said passengers had, by and large, accepted the sea marshals' arrival.
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Curcio was arrested without incident by marshals from a regional task force.
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Armed air marshals travel undercover on select flights to help thwart terrorism.
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U.S. marshals are in Mexico waiting to bring him back, he added.
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U.S. Marshals are also involved in the manhunt, CNN affiliate WAPT reported.
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Jury members will be escorted to and from court by US Marshals.
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He told CNN the US Marshals Service is still searching for him.
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The Marshals Service didn't say when Curcio will appear before a judge.
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In 19 of the cases, air marshals allegedly fired their weapons accidentally.
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He was also included in the US Marshals' 15 Most Wanted List.
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The Marshals Service did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment.
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Reached for comment, the Marshals Service referred CNN to the Justice Department.
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Tennis legend Billie Jean King was one of this year's grand marshals.
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Hackett marshals 50 years of market data to back up his point.
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It is strictly voluntary and is managed by the US Marshals Service.
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Previously, school marshals had to keep their firearms under lock and key.
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He was in the custody of US marshals, awaiting sentencing on Tuesday.
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She noted that US marshals are on hand to ensure everyone's safety.
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The US Marshals Service is transporting him from Arizona to Los Angeles.
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He bought nearly 30,000 bitcoins in a 2014 U.S. Marshals Service auction.
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City fire marshals declared the fire an accident caused by a candle.
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Then the US Marshals started pounding on the door, shattering the moment.
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According to a statement obtained by PEOPLE from a spokesman for the U.S. Marshals service in Tennessee, a team of Deputy U.S. Marshals and Smoky Mountains Fugitive Task Force Officers apprehended Penny in a cabin in rural Gatlinburg.
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A federal appeals court on Friday revived a long-running lawsuit accusing the U.S. Marshals Service of discriminating against black deputy marshals, allowing current deputies to step in for the named plaintiff, who had settled his individual claims.
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Marshals shoot and kill 20-year-old during arrest Marshals shot Brandon Webber, 20, as they tried to arrest him Wednesday on multiple warrants related to a June 3 incident in Hernando, Mississippi, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said.
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He was leading the marshals service during the Rudy Ridge incident, a standoff between federal marshals and a fugitive holing up with his family, which resulted in the death of a marshal and the fugitive's 14-year-old son.
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Lightfoot, the city's first openly gay mayor, is one of seven grand marshals.
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The men were taken to hospitals, where they died, the Marshals Service said.
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US Marshals arrested Michael Mitchell on Tuesday evening in Marksville, Louisiana, police said.
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EDT by the GDC Fugitive Unit, US Marshals Fugitive Task Force and ICE.
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That year, marshals seized 25,000 pounds of it from a Los Angeles warehouse.
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Air marshals are among the most highly trained firearms operatives in law enforcement.
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The US Marshals Service apprehended her in South Padre Island, Texas, Thursday evening.
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Those marshals were consummate professionals, and I am sure their successors are, too.
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The US Marshals declined to comment on its involvement in the bodyguard's capture.
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In short, we've no choice but to be our own best fire marshals.
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The auction is the latest by the Marshals Service of the digital currency.
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On Thursday, Earley was served with a subpoena, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
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Meanwhile, at the Phoenix airport, federal marshals awaited a 747 inbound from London.
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The expanding search now involves the FBI, U.S. marshals, and Georgia law enforcement.
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The TSA says it carries federal air marshals who receive extensive firearms training.
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Several agencies searched for the gunman, including the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force.
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The manhunt involved US marshals as well as local canine and aviation units.
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The US Marshals Service is offering $20,000 for information leading to Christy's arrest.
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Soft-drink machines, candy dispensers and deputy United States marshals filled this lounge.
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Eliminating the lockbox requirement for school marshals was one of many suggestions Gov.
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Marshals also are responsible for the swift removal of cars involved in accidents.
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Cleaning crews and race marshals made demeaning comments as they went, she said.
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The U.S. Marshals Service did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Jurors will be transported to and from the courthouse by armed US marshals.
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Like Trump he marshals his movement through Twitter rather than traditional party organization.
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US Marshals seized cash and other assets at the time of his arrest.
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Tensions rose as the police, lawyers and federal marshals gathered by the school.
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Kowal said air marshals must achieve a minimum marksmanship score of 255 out of 300, which he described as the highest firearms qualification standard in federal law enforcement, and he said air marshals have an average individual score of about 283.
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An air marshal source told CNN some marshals have concerns about the program, saying focusing on passengers who "look suspicious" pulls the marshals away from their mission of protecting the cockpit because they are keeping up surveillance of the individual.
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Would come after bruising headlines The reorganization would bring protection authority directly to the Marshals, while a source explained that currently, the Marshals Service has deputized personnel at agencies so those personnel can carry firearms to protect a given Cabinet head.
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Gary Holmes, who is accused of firing at a grandmother's car and killing her young grandson at a traffic stop in Little Rock, surrendered to local police and the U.S. Marshals Service late on Thursday, a Marshals Service spokesman said.
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Congress does not have its own WitSec program, but I suspect that if the need arose, Congress would request that the marshals take an important witness who faced danger into WitSec, and that the marshals would agree to handle it.
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Last January the U.S. Marshals Service put Greer on its 15 Most Wanted List.
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Diaz married her husband, an agent with the U.S. Marshals Service, in February 2016.
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The white bucket hat was bought for $6,400, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
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"We are calling on the U.S. marshals to hunt him down," Mr. Chaffetz said.
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U.S. Marshals Service made it a general policy not to release mug shots unless
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Fire marshals and the NYPD continue to investigate, an FDNY spokesman told CNN Monday.
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A U.S. Marshals Service spokesman declined to specify the nature of the felony warrants.
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He says investigators immediately enlisted the help of the FBI and the U.S. Marshals.
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U.S. Marshals at the federal courthouse in Brooklyn, in reviewing security footage from Nov.
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Portraits of the "marshals of victory" – including Josef Stalin – line the peach-pink walls.
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Citing privacy concerns, the Marshals Service declined to make available any of the buyers.
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The idea of placing armed air marshals on commercial flights is a divisive one.
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U.S. Marshals arrested Calhoun Wednesday afternoon on a Houston street corner, according to KTRK.
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Following his arrest, he was remanded to the custody of the Connecticut Judicial Marshals.
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Austin police are now cooperating with US Marshals and international partners to arrest Wilson.
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Trump has been slamming local fire marshals in cities where he's held his rallies.
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As noted earlier, the jurors are anonymous and receive protection from the U.S. Marshals.
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We're told the Marshals timed how long it took them to apprehend the culprit.
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The U.S. Marshals Service said that the online auction would be held on Aug.
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Salman will remain in custody until the U.S. Marshals Service takes her to Florida.
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Tips also may be sent by clicking a button on the U.S. Marshals website.
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The Dutchman got out and helped marshals push the car back to the pitlane.
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The U.S. Marshals Service, which ran the auction, declined to comment on his case.
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This in no way translates to the readiness or skill set of air marshals.
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Three marshals circled close to the Weaver cabin and killed one of their dogs.
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The players were going to be grand marshals in next year's Mardi Gras parade.
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U.S. Marshals have since seized thousands of pounds of raw kratom and dietary supplements.
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His arrest comes after an "extensive investigation," the Miami Herald reported, citing US Marshals.
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The marshals went first, followed by investment bankers, accountants, public-relations people, and secretaries.
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Like the time they named Paris Hilton and her mother Grand Marshals of Pride.
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Police have been unable to locate Peguero-Gomez, but are working with U.S. Marshals.
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Nor does it compel local districts to force marshals to openly carry their weapons.
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A flank of marshals escorted him out of the room, and she turned solemn.
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Two deputy marshals, Derrick Stafford and Norris Greenhouse Jr., opened fire on Few's car.
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She describes the major cases, marshals statistics, highlights lighter moments and draws broad conclusions.
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Scott is a survivalist and knows how to live off the grid, Marshals said.
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Inside were a police officer from Maryland, local sheriff's deputies and United States Marshals.
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He was detained after US Marshals tracked him to a cabin in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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US marshals escort them to and from US District Court in Brooklyn each day.
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The FBI and US Marshals tell CNN they did not make any arrest either.
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On August 19, the Marshals Service filed another report, this time noting Epstein's death.
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Its members stormed jails, attacked federal marshals, and shot it out with Ryland's Hounds.
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One is still on the United States Marshals Service's list of most wanted fugitives.
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The Harvard psychologist marshals an impressive array of data to back up his claim.
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Restrictions on how many armed school marshals a school may appoint will be loosened.
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The US Marshals Service in Washington confirmed Scalia's death, according to the Associated Press.
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Jurors were escorted to and from the courthouse under the guard of U.S. Marshals.
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Each was ordered to remain held by the U.S. Marshals Service pending further proceedings.
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"Federal judges are constantly under some kind of threat around the country, and the US Marshals investigate hundreds of threats every year on the federal judiciary," said Arthur D. Roderick, who is a retired assistant director for investigations for the US Marshals.
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"As a general policy and due to privacy laws, the US Marshals Service does not discuss specific employee disciplinary actions, or comment on personnel actions or matters that may impact personal privacy," US Marshals Service spokesman Drew Wade said in a statement.
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A judge directed US Marshals to transport him to the Southern District of New York.
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Some air marshals have told their colleagues they find Quiet Skies "troubling" and possibly illegal.
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As one officer admits on the Paste Travel website, undercover marshals can be smoked out.
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Eleven adults are in custody of US Marshals Services or state jail for other offenses.
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The department's fugitive unit and US Marshals are involved in the search, the statement said.
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Mr. Aker said he initially had no idea why the marshals were at his door.
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The agents took Huffman to a federal building where she was processed by federal marshals.
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Deputy marshals also apprehend fugitives, secure prisoners and run the federal government's witness protection program.
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So Weissmann had U.S. marshals bring Glisan before the grand jury from prison, Ruemmler said.
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Parents referred for prosecution are transferred into U.S. Marshals custody and separated from their children.
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He was then led away by marshals, where he will be processed under federal custody.
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Circling by a US Marshals plane near Eldorado, Sinaloa, on April 22013 and May 2280.
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But definitive evidence of the Marshals' involvement in these operations has been hard to obtain.
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A secret spy plane operated by the US Marshals hunted drug cartel kingpins in Mexico.
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The US Marshals have even lent the devices out to Mexican officials hunting down cartels.
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Frias is currently being held by U.S. Marshals in Dallas, awaiting extradition back to Oklahoma.
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The FDA also said Monday that it sent US marshals last week to StemImmune Inc.
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Heavily armed federal marshals and officers with bomb-sniffing dogs stood guard outside the courthouse.
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At least three of those cases involved air marshals forgetting their firearms in airplane bathrooms.
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Zarur marshals seven artists' passionate interpretations of Palestine, be it a lived or imagined experience.
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A breakthrough A new lead emerged in 2014, when US Marshals took over the case.
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Local fire marshals typically don't write performance standards for petroleum storage tanks into fire codes.
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But court marshals had to follow the judge's order after a tense proceeding Friday morning.
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Ellis said he personally has received threats and is under the protection of U.S. marshals.
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There was not enough to offer air marshals partial pay, but they may receive bonuses.
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For the safety of the marshals I hope it (such an incident) never happens again.
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Once he is eligible to be released, the US Marshals will be notified, authorities said.
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An exact cause of the fire will be up to FDNY fire marshals to determine.
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She gestured at the other cards behind her — F.B.I. agents, federal marshals, local police officers.
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The marshals opened fire, killing Mr. Webber and drawing city police officers to the area.
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There are currently around 211,000 to 3,000 marshals flying on about 5 percent of flights.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ ... the U.S. Marshals and Broward County Sheriff's Dept.
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The FBI, US Marshals and Apache County Sheriff's Office are also assisting in the investigation.
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Kenneth Petty was in federal custody Wednesday -- we're told he turned himself into the Marshals.
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Venture capitalist Tim Draper bought nearly 30,000 bitcoins in a 2014 U.S. Marshals Service auction.
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Dr. Bourke is now chief of the behavioral analysis unit of the United States Marshals.
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The program, officially called the Witness Security Program, is run by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Federal investigators are involved in the case and could bring charges, the Marshals Service said.
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The Marshals Service detail protecting DeVos cost $5.28 million from February 2017 through September 2017.
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The mother's first bond hearing was scheduled after she was released from US Marshals custody.
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Parade marshals and members gathered for the midnight toast at the Mystics of Time ball.
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The sweep, known as Operation Violence Reduction 12, was led by the US Marshals Service.
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United States Marshals appeared in Rochester to apprehend him a few hours after his flight.
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When he failed to turn himself in, Merritt cut his ankle monitor and fled, the Marshals Service said Merritt's mother, Shirley Merritt, was found dead the next day; her vehicle was missing and her son's vehicle was found at the scene, the Marshals Service said.
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Lenny DePaul, a retired chief inspector and commander of the Marshals Service, said those tattoos are going to cause a major headache for the US Marshals Service if Hernandez ends up in the famed program known as WITSEC — which prosecutors have indicated is a possibility.
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Meanwhile, at his events, Trump has spent a lot of time railing against fire marshals for keeping people out of the venues for "political reasons," even though the marshals say that his staff agreed on the number of people who would be allowed inside beforehand.
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NOW: U.S. Marshals release "wanted" poster for Cody Wilson, maker of so-called 3D guns. pic.twitter.
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U.S. District Judge Denise J. Casper ordered the U.S. Marshals Service to auction off the items.
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Foster and Scalia then broke off from the marshals and chartered a plane to the ranch.
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Local officials are now working with several national agencies, including, the FBI and US Marshals Service.
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Nyemah was arrested at a later date by U.S. Marshals and is now facing criminal charges.
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At times, marshals pulled over unknown vehicles only to check who was inside, the complaint says.
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I was under the protection of two marshals, sometimes 24/7, for the next 18 months.
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The Marshals Service is an organization that takes great pride in its quiet but effective work.
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Before I had signed my name agreeing to deportation, the US marshals gave me ten bucks.
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Two US federal marshals raided the booth of a Chinese hoverboard company earlier today at CES.
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The couple's crime spree began on Sunday in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, accord to the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Flights by a US Marshals plane leading up to the arrest of Markeith Loyd in Orlando.
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The US Marshals Service said they took Lathem into custody in Oakland around 7:30 p.m.
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Deputy U.S. Marshals from the Western District of Texas responded immediately upon notification of Scalia's death.
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The official eviction day is Friday, and city marshals are set to perform removal services then.
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The U.S. Marshals are handling the online auction, which began today and runs through Feb. 16.
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Within about a half-hour, they -- accompanied by U.S. marshals -- left the ranch with Scalia's body.
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The Marshals Service had previously been involved in the plaintiffs' effort to seize the luxury car.
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We're told Hansen tried to be slick ... telling the marshals the attorneys worked out a deal.
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That means rearranging marshals' seating and how they are deployed, meaning which flights they are on.
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The Marshals Service also kept the home winterized and occasionally sent landscapers to mow the lawn.
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U.S. Marshals took Tekashi through a secure tunnel to the courthouse, and he's under heavy guard.
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The United States Marshals Service declines to provide information on individuals in the witness protection program.
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They are track marshals, security officers and medical personnel, including doctors, nurses and first-aid workers.
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The fire marshals came, too, and demanded Mr. Harvey and his band of merrymakers go away.
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Inslee has declared a state of emergency as the government marshals resources to combat the virus.
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Inslee has declared a state of emergency as the government marshals resources to combat the virus.
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The Marshals Service also met with a Miami Herald reporter who remains unnamed in the documents.
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She will be handed over to the US Marshals Service to await federal trial, Cox said.
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US Marshals have added Jacob Blair Scott, a Purple Heart recipient, to their "Most Wanted" list.
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One of the great strengths of Rothstein's account is the sheer weight of evidence he marshals.
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Two deputy U.S. marshals and an FBI agent suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the gunbattle.
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The jail houses local inmates and federal detainees, including those held for the US Marshals Service.
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Flood sued and his family took possession of the home with an escort of US marshals.
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A US Marshals fugitive task force and local police found Lee in woods in southeast Durham.
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He wore a blue shirt and handcuffs, which US marshals removed so he could sign paperwork.
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He ran to a wooded area but was arrested hours later by federal marshals, police said.
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There's a smoke shop where federal marshals had a shootout with a fugitive who worked there.
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SF Pride's grand marshals serve as the "public emissaries of Pride," according to the organization's website.
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Chaffetz threatened to send US Marshals to hunt Earley down for another hearing later this month.
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Drew Wade, a spokesman for the U.S. Marshals Service, said in a statement that the law enforcement arm of the federal court system is "aware of the social media post" allegedly directed at Jackson by Stone, and the Marshals office conducts regular security assessments for federal judges.
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The Marshals Service opened its investigation, and in late June, about two weeks before Epstein's arrest, two officials from the Marshals Service traveled to the Moonlite Diner in Hollywood, Florida, to meet with a Miami Herald investigative reporter whose name is redacted in the released documents.
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On this point, in a piece detailing the challenges faced by the Air Marshal Service, the New York Times reported: Representative John J. Duncan Jr., Republican of Tennessee and longtime critic of the air marshals program, said the agency averaged one arrest each year per 1,000 marshals.
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Cell-site simulators are widely used by US authorities, including the FBI, Secret Service, and US Marshals.
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He added that the Marshals Service never comments on threats or measures it takes to protect judges.
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But when US Marshals showed up as her security detail, they were with her around the clock.
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Local media in Texas later covered his arrival at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, escorted by federal marshals.
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He was turned over to U.S. marshals early on Thursday, Argentina's security ministry said in a statement.
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When United States Marshals finally made contact with him last Thursday, officials said he threatened two deputies.
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The U.S. Marshals Services may only release photographs for "law enforcement purposes," according to a 2012 policy.
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The German was pushed into the pits by marshals and returned to the track 193 minutes later.
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On Monday, the couple allegedly robbed a convenience store in Georgia, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
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"I've been interviewed by more US Marshals than I have toes and fingers," Cusack joked to Motherboard.
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The marshals service had offered a $10,000 reward for their arrests, describing them as armed and dangerous.
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US Marshals will take the singer from Chicago to New York, Assistant US Attorney Joseph Fitzpatrick said.
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Hamilton handed him the bottle of fizz, before taking it back and showering team mechanics and marshals.
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Documents submitted to the FAA reveal that this company is actually a front for the US Marshals.
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Flights by a US Marshals plane over Sinaloa and Durango states from April 14 to May 3.
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"If any of you try to run, we'll shoot you," one of the marshals told the Cambodians.
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But he was released after West Virginia's governor declined to extradite him, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
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His arrest in 2015 came after the Marshals Service created a cold case unit in northern Ohio.
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The Marshals have sold thousands of Madoff's assets, including real property, boats, vehicles, jewelry and household items.
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Tennis icon Billie Jean King will also serve as one of the grand marshals of the march.
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The U.S. Marshals Service in Georgia captured Erron Brown as a suspect in the shooting on Thursday.
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The findings were turned over to the US Marshals Service, and prosecution was declined, the report said.
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EgyptAir security guards differ in several respects from the undercover air marshals who travel on American airlines.
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It took a U.S. Marshals officer to find Bulger, who was hiding in plain view in California.
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The U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force arrested Robert Allen, 22, of Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday.
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The US Marshals Service, which is spearheading the investigation, said it does not discuss specific security measures.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is guarded by US marshals, an unusual level of protection for her position.
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The National Association of Fire Marshals also recommends that people avoid leaving devices unattended while they charge.
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US marshals broke up the scuffle as the courtroom was evacuated, according to CNN affiliate KTVL-TV.
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"Blane has numerous tattoos on his arms and hands," the statement from the U.S. Marshals Service says.
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Today, there are nearly 3,300 sky marshals in the US, for approximately 30,000 commercial flights a day.
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Air marshals, FBI agents, inspectors, and law enforcement officers are also not receiving pay for their hours.
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That criticism was echoed by one of the Pride parade's own grand marshals, the actor Indya Moore.
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It was in that car that federal marshals encountered Webber when he was killed, the prosecutor said.
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He knew the marshals were there to take Mr. Buck into custody if he was found guilty.
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The Marshals Service, which is responsible for transporting defendants, did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.
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No sooner was that group done than the next seven people streamed in, accompanied by federal marshals.
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The brief federal investigation into Epstein's international travel, conducted by the U.S. Marshals Service, was previously undisclosed.
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Soon, he had the United States Marshals Service, the F.B.I. and the Secret Service on his trail.
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Then, Mr. Morris said, the building doubled as an emergency response center for the United States marshals.
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Dr. David M. Morrow, 75, arrived at Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday escorted by US Marshals.
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Since Manafort remains in the custody of the marshals he is only allowed the issued white socks.
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They were unsuccessful in their escape, and U.S. marshals arrested them at the border down in Texas.
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The auction, scheduled for March 85033, will be the seventh bitcoin auction held by the U.S. Marshals.
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This can take weeks, although the marshals might expedite the process given the profile of this case.
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US Marshals offered up to $2,500 per inmate for any information leading to their apprehension, Champlin said.
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"We make sure there are peacekeepers and marshals — people who can really watch the surroundings," she said.
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The former deputy director of the federal air marshals is assigned to lead the program full-time.
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Zhang was soft-spoken Wednesday, as she has been all week, before being escorted away by marshals.
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Blane Barksdale had been on the Marshals Service's list of the 15 most wanted fugitives since Monday.
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The current sheriff, Gerald A. Turlich Jr., also secured a contract with the United States Marshals Service.
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Duncan's claim is essentially that the strategy is ineffective because the air marshals don't arrest many people.
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To begin with, although the air marshals are there primarily to deal with attacks like 9/11 in which terrorists seek to commandeer an airliner, there have been no such attempts anywhere in the world since 2001 — not even in the many countries that do not employ air marshals.
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On April 19, Riess was arrested at a South Padre Island waterfront restaurant by two federal deputy marshals.
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The U.S. Marshals Service eventually tracked her down in Kentucky, where she was arrested and taken into custody.
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The Marshals Service has offered up to $10,000 for information leading to the arrests of Ramos and Adiel.
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The US Marshals has also purchased SocioSpyder, albeit to a lesser degree: $22,500 worth of orders are listed.
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The fire, which began at a kitchen stove, was accidental and caused by unattended cooking, fire marshals said.
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"Those marshals were consummate professionals, and I am sure their successors are, too," Dean wrote for CNN Opinion.
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Two deputy U.S. marshals and an FBI agent were shot but are expected to survive, the FBI said.
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They were arrested in Puerto Vallarta after United States marshals tipped off the authorities there to their location.
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He was flanked by three U.S. Marshals and spoke only to acknowledge that his lawyer was Ashraf Nubani.
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The department's fugitive unit and U.S. marshals are involved in the search for Munoz-Mendez, the statement said.
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The U.S. Marshals office in Houston said this month it has not received a request to arrest Berkowitz.
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Police promptly contacted the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force in hopes of locating him.
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Last year, the US Marshals Service began monitoring conditions at the detention center in response to attorneys' complaints.
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U.S. marshals and other law enforcement officials were gathered to receive Guzmán at the airport, according to NBC.
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Bradley was in handcuffs as he limped into a federal court on Monday, surrounded by several US marshals.
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But he also -- before marshals arrived at the scene -- headed out on his own to Cibolo Creek Ranch.
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Currently, Penny is awaiting extradition to Walker County, Texas, to face his charges, the U.S. Marshals service said.
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The U.S. Marshals Service had offered a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to their arrests.
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Bartholomew says the FBI's Fugitive Task Force and the U.S. Marshals are aiding in the hunt for Valentine.
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Trask was being transported by the U.S. Marshals Service to California to face the charges, the agency said.
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Weird, But True: A Texas man was arrested by federal marshals over a $1,500 student loan from 1987.
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Greg Abbott announced a plan Wednesday to improve school safety that included more armed school marshals in classrooms.
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As a result, the Marshals Service is hiring 22 additional employees to guard DeVos, according to The Post.
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Federal marshals arrested Mr. Stackowitz on May 9, and he spent five days in the Bridgeport Correctional Center.
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A 2015 CNN investigation found many air marshals struggled with depression, stress, suicidal thoughts and lack of sleep.
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The task force included U.S. Marshals, Drug Enforcement Administration agents and the Border Patrol Tactical Unit, Fox reports.
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There's only one ice cream brand that marshals the influence of Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, and Suki Waterhouse.
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He was captured by U.S. marshals outside an abandoned airplane hangar in a former resort near Tannersville, Pennsylvania.
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The bag had come into Carlson's possession in 2015, after the US Marshals Service had mistakenly sold it.
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After the hearing, two deputy United States marshals led Mr. Shkreli to a holding cell adjoining the courtroom.
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That prompted a warrant charging him with violating probation, and the involvement of the United States Marshals Service.
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If he doesn't, The Game's got a date with the U.S. Marshals ... whether he wants it or not.
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Dozens more crowded the hallways, craning their necks to listen until the fire marshals told them to leave.
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Vidalies told reporters that it was "a customary procedure" to have three air marshals on board EgyptAir aircraft.
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Course marshals canceled the rest of the event later that afternoon after a serious crash and heavy rain.
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Officers found a gun and a note, but very little evidence indicating a suicide, according to US Marshals.
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US Marshals are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading directly to Scott&aposs arrest.
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He is due to be arraigned, then sent to Kansas, the Marshals Service said in a news release.
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She sent marshals to F.B.I. headquarters to seize a tape of communications made the day of the assault.
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Franco understands this and marshals all his degree-mongering studiousness to play the autodidact devoid of self-awareness.
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Trump is what they call a "platform strongman" — someone who marshals dispersed participants on behalf of centralizing ends.
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Representatives for the Department of Justice, the Bureau of Prisons and the Marshals Service declined to comment Monday.
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The employees said some air marshals had been forced to resign or had been fired for minor transgressions.
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Weinberger often marshals fantastical-yet-real facts, in texts as brief and deadpan as anything by Lydia Davis.
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He is being held without bail in the custody of the United States Marshals Service, court records show.
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One early afternoon, we were in bed sleeping and the US Marshals showed up in my front yard.
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Together they hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and states' lists throughout the country.
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Three down, one to go -- another one of XXXTentacion's alleged murderers is in custody ... thanks to the U.S. Marshals.
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U.S. Marshals served the subpoena on Cohen at his residence in New York on Thursday morning, Davis told CNBC.
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Guzman was picked up by members of the US Drug Enforcement Administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and US Marshals.
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The U.S. Marshals&apos Violent Fugitive Task Force is offering up to $5,000 for information leading to Poole's capture.
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The US Marshals Service is now reportedly involved and will work alongside the sheriff's office to track down Gordon.
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Clarification: This post has been amended to remove a reference to the number of air marshals in America falling.
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As a result, children have been separated from their parents, who are being detained by the US Marshals Service.
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U.S. marshals escorted Romar, wearing a gray T-shirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes without laces, unrestrained into court.
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Romar was remanded to the custody of U.S. marshals pending a probable cause and bond hearing later this week.
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It's uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect Cabinet members, who usually receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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According to a Mexican police source, the operation to capture Guzmán also involved the US Marshals and the DEA.
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He was escorted from the room by U.S. marshals and remained outside as a prosecutor delivered her opening statement.
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The jurors, who will remain anonymous, will be escorted into and out of the courthouse by armed federal marshals.
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The Globe reported federal air marshals are tracking ordinary U.S. citizens and gathering information about their movements and behavior.
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The United States Marshals accounted for 15% of revenue and the Bureau of Prisons accounted for 7% of revenue.
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Six years ago, Ry Mam boarded an international flight from LAX with three other Cambodians and two US marshals.
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"I can assure you that we're not going to negotiate NAFTA in exchange for the air marshals," he said.
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Even if in jest, President-elect Trump often criticized fire marshals for limiting the size of his indoor rallies.
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In 2002, two organizations -- the Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) and FireFLAG -- served as grand marshals after 9/11.
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"We are still searching for him, and we've reached out to the U.S. Marshals for their assistance," Worsham explains.
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The Marshals opted for purple and yellow Helga hats with horns and braids in honor of the Minnesota Vikings.
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County executive Armond Budish, who commissioned the marshals' report, told attendees his office takes the report's findings very seriously.
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The TSA told the Times that it makes quality assurance visits to ensure air marshals are prepared for missions.
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Now he's a bounty hunter, responsible for tracking down escaped slaves and surrendering them to the US Marshals Service.
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For more than a decade, the judge and his family were guarded by federal marshals, who followed them everywhere.
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They also wanted to ensure that federal air marshals will be aboard certain U.S. flights to and from Cuba.
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Military police formed a long curved line, while scores of white-helmeted United States marshals roamed through the area.
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His aunt, Ms. Pariag, recalled that she was making Guyanese "cookup rice," when U.S. marshals came to arrest him.
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The Texas Senate has approved a bill that would allow school marshals to carry their concealed guns on campus.
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The jurors, whose names were withheld, were brought to and from court in vans driven by United States marshals.
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Happiness, of course, is more ephemeral, less quantifiable, than coziness, though Mr. Wiking marshals some engaging behavioral-science data.
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United States marshals hauled in Mr. Glisan from prison, at Mr. Weissmann's direction, to appear before a grand jury.
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Across the San Francisco Bay, Mr. Lathem, 42, surrendered to United States marshals outside a federal building in Oakland.
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Marshals say that Scott faked his own death to avoid being prosecuted for the rape of his step-daughter.
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His team of marshals is positioned along the course and communicates safety hazards using flags, as in motor racing.
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Walter Moss II was arrested in Springfield, Tennessee, on Wednesday by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force, police said.
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With its decapitated marshals and the diminutive Ruby walking in stark profile, the painting is among Rockwell's most stylized.
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Several thousand air marshals in plainclothes sit anonymously among passengers and provide the first line of defense against Sept.
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Wonder Woman marshals her supernatural force behind the single aim of stopping human suffering, which means ending the war.
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It was protected by 2,000 Army soldiers, 1,900 federalized Guard members and scores of FBI agents and federal marshals.
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Ryan Thomas Walker, 22, was apprehended Sunday night by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force in Maryland, police said.
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The President could use federal law enforcement officers such as the US Marshals, or the Army and National Guard.
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The Marshals Service said the final cost of protecting DeVos in fiscal 2019, which ended Monday, was $6.24 million.
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The US Marshals conduct regular threat assessments on the secretary to determine threats to her safety, Credic-Barrett said.
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Oscar Braynon II, the leader of the Democratic caucus, that would have stripped the marshals program from the bill.
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To make it clear, if there were no air marshals, would the number of in-flight crimes go up?
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On the fourth day of deliberations, marshals arrested a spectator who claimed to be part of the Guzman family.
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His trial is surrounded by extraordinary security measures, with jurors escorted to and from court by armed federal marshals.
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Update: A reporter with the Austin American-Statesman reports that the U.S. Marshals have issued a wanted poster for Wilson.
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It is uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect a Cabinet member, who receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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A spokesman for the Marshals Service declined to address early reports that Webber may have had some kind of weapon.
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Authorities issued a warrant for Powers' arrest and requested the help of out of state authorities and the U.S. Marshals.
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Powers refused the marshals' requests to exit his car for 30 minutes, Rolstad says, until he allegedly pulled a handgun.
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In the 1970s, Gerald Ford refused to use federal marshals to enforce busing court orders in Boston -- which he opposed.
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The ranch owner told The Post that Scalia traveled to Houston with his friend, the lawyer Foster, and U.S. marshals.
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That means they had to be placed in the custody of the US Marshals Service until they appeared in court.
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After a stream of death threats against Dean, the Justice Department provided US marshals to protect him for 18 months.
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Officers of the United States Marshals Service have reportedly disguised themselves as Mexican Marines to join hunts for drug traffickers.
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A letter from the US Marshals Service thanking Colleen Fitzpatrick for her help with the Joseph Newton Chandler III case.
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Two police officers, responding to a request for help from the U.S. Marshals Service, found the suspect outside a house.
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It was not immediately clear if the marshals would travel solely on U.S.-owned airlines or also on Mexican carriers.
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The US Marshals Service and Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested 20-year-old Erron Martez Dequan Brown on Thursday morning.
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Together they will hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and States' lists throughout the country.
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"We're calling on the U.S. Marshals to hunt him down and give him that subpoena," said Chaffetz in response. Rep.
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It was run by the US Marshals Service, an agency of the Justice Department, which reported to President Richard Nixon.
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Update 9/19 8:22PM ET: Updated with details about Wilson now considered a fugitive by the US Marshals Service.
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Immediately after Isabel vanished, more than 100 law enforcement officials — including FBI and U.S. Marshals — began to search for her.
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Christopher Ahn was taken into custody by US Marshals Thursday in Los Angeles, according to a spokesman for the agency.
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Security for tens of thousands of federal judges, prosecutors and other court employees is one of the marshals' key responsibilities.
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The US Marshals Service is the oldest federal law enforcement agency, once famed for keeping order across the Wild West.
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Dakhlalla was remanded to the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service for sentencing at a later date, the statement said.
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"We're calling on the U.S. Marshals to hunt (Earley) down and give him that subpoena," the Utah Republican said. Rep.
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The new Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is being guarded by the U.S. Marshals Service, the Washington Post reported on Friday.
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When officials found out they were being administered to patients, US marshals raided the clinic and seized the remaining vials.
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The LASD officer dogs were even sworn in as Deputy U.S. Marshals so they could work with the Marshal teams.
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" A US Marshals spokesperson told Motherboard in an email, "my colleague in Las Vegas says this was an FBI arrest.
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An anonymous bidder purchased 22019,700 bitcoins worth roughly $1.6 million in an auction Monday held by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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On January 22, the US Marshals Service will auction 3,103 bitcoins that were seized during various criminal and civil forfeitures.
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Previous policy dictated that air marshals receive seats near the front of the cabin to facilitate protection of the cockpit.
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Three TSA air marshals in Chicago were accused of spending taxpayer money on hotel rooms to have sex with prostitutes.
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However, former air marshals say any mishap with a firearm is unacceptable because of the unique sensitivity of aviation security.
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The TSA also oversees the Federal Air Marshal Service, which deploys armed U.S. air marshals on flights across the world.
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While past education secretaries have had security details, they are typically protected by department employees, rather than the Marshals Service.
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"These Bitcoins were ultimately sold by the United States Marshals Service pursuant to Court order for $48,238,116," Friday's release said.
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Marshals observe the people for behavioral cues that officials have previously associated with those of terrorists, the TSA official said.
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The manhunt The FBI, US Marshals Service and other federal agencies teamed up in the search for Saito, KGMB reported.
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Three US marshals led Manafort out of the packed courtroom into the prisoner holding area immediately after the judge's ruling.
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This jail, of all jails in the area, was the best for Manafort at this time, the US Marshals determined.
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That meant there were no marshals present when Scalia died, arriving only after they had been notified of his passing.
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The contract, from the US Marshals Service, is to provide security to federal courthouses and cellblocks, according to the Post.
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Edelman and Brady will almost certainly be grand marshals in Mickey's parade through the Magic Kingdom later today as well.
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After applying to the Corps des Commissaires, the organization within the A.C.M. that enrolls the marshals, Carrière joined the team.
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He faces a charge of malicious wounding, according to Kevin Sanders, a supervisory deputy at the United States Marshals Service.
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She said her husband was inside, and when he came out and was uncooperative, the marshals tased and arrested him.
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On Wednesday, marshals were expected to remove Mr. Shapiro from the place he has lived for the past 40 years.
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"Jacob Scott stands accused of unspeakable crimes against a child," U.S. Marshals Service Director Donald Washington said in a statement.
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Kately was discovered in a forested area near Wilmington, Delaware on Tuesday, the U.S. Marshals Service said, according to CNN.
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"It is unlikely" that the Marshals "would pay for the removal of Mr. Hernandez's signature face tattoos," Ms. Watkins reported.
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While the crime happened almost six months ago, U.S. Marshals just captured him this week, local news station WPTV reports.
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The marshals service began providing DeVos's security detail in February after protesters blocked her from entering a D.C. public school.
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Assuming Sayoc remains in federal custody, the US Marshals will transport Sayoc to Manhattan to be prosecuted by the SDNY.
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A US Marshals Service news release said Christy was found in a wooded areas of Mifflin Township in northern Ohio.
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It is uncommon for the Marshals Service to protect Cabinet members, who usually receive security protection through their individual agencies.
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It's a tragic setup that Kore-eda marshals for an exploration of love and the cascading brutalities of social convention.
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We stand here today in support and solidarity of all of our honorees and grand marshals, including Black Lives Matter.
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Reports from the courtroom said at least six U.S. marshals surrounded Mumford, grabbed him, and took him to the ground.
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The parents, meanwhile, will be handed over to US Marshals, as they await prosecution, held in pre-disposition holding cells.
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Why it matters: The Department of Education is reportedly footing the bill through a reimbursement to the Marshals Service, AP noted.
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US MARSHALS DEPUTY COMMANDER PATRICK CAROTHERS Carothers, 53, was shot dead on the morning of November 18 in Long County, Georgia.
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No marshals were injured, she said, explaining that the bureau, per policy, would not be identifying any of the officers involved.
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The protest began shortly after US marshals shot and killed a man in the north Memphis neighborhood of Frayser, officials said.
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The department credited the New York Police Department and the U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Task Force for aiding in the arrest.
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In a court proceeding Thursday in Alexandria, Virginia, Manning was remanded by the US Marshals Service and will return to detention.
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The proceeds of the auction will go to his victims, according to the U.S Marshals Service, which is overseeing the auction.
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Their children, who can't be held by the marshals, were sent to shelters operated by a different part of the government.
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A Marshals Service spokeswoman said she did not immediately know if the agency had previously auctioned film and music royalty rights.
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The search has been aided by other local law enforcement agencies, the U.S. Marshals Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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US Marshals are responsible for holding suspects in custody, executing warrants, and dealing with misconduct in their own ranks, Tobin said.
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Even in the eight photographic portraits in the new show, which are her most straightforward yet, she sometimes marshals visible contrivances.
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To my knowledge there is only one federal entity capable of providing safety to witnesses: the US Marshals' Witness Security Program.
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The Marshals Service started providing protective detail for DeVos in February 2017 at the request of then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The international manhunt for the U.S. marshals' most-wanted list-fugitive ended in April 2015, when Barnard was arrested in Brazil.
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We also know that the US Marshals have seized police records in the past to keep its Stingray surveillance tactics hidden.
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One day earlier, the U.S. Marshals Service offered a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the couple's arrest.
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Vance shot the sheriff in the left forearm and shoulder before escaping once again, U.S. Marshals Service spokesman Dave Turk said.
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It also might be because of the involvement of the US Marshals — whose job is to catch fugitives — and the DEA.
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Elphicke said Britain must now follow France's lead and allow marshals with weapons to guard sea crossings and the Channel Tunnel.
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Sea marshals carrying guns are arriving by helicopter as French-flagged vessels leave English territorial waters on their way to France.
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Lenny DePaul, a US Marshals Service former commander, told CNN that investigators would be asking Rahami whether he had any help.
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Footage of the raid shows U.S. marshals taking down promotional material at Changzhou's CES stand and confiscating its one-wheeled products.
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A tree pruner found the garbage bag containing Eliazar's body tucked under shrubs in the yard, according to the U.S. Marshals.
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Unites States Marshals have captured a Michigan couple accused of torturing and murdering the woman's young daughter in Georgia, PEOPLE confirms.
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The percentage was even higher on air marshals assigned to international assignments, where 84% of agents were identified as sleep-deficient.
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The other Marshals Service official described how he and his colleagues busted into Salemme&aposs hotel room at 12:30 a.m.
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Warren also "safely surrendered himself" to the San Francisco police department on Friday night, the Marshals Service said in a statement.
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He made discreet inquiries to the U.S. Marshals Service, on the off chance Kyle was enrolled in the witness protection program.
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The younger brother turned himself over to U.S. marshals at the border on May 16 and was extradited back to Washington.
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Escorted in by federal marshals, Earnest wore a dark blue jail jumpsuit, and was shackled at his wrists, ankles and waist.
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The U.S. Marshals Service coordinates with the Supreme Court police to provide security for the justices but they may decline protection.
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The U.S. Marshals Service and several other law enforcement agencies located 123 missing children during a one-day sweep in Michigan.
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CoinDesk, a website which reports on the digital currency, confirmed with the Marshals that four bids were received in the auction.
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James was arrested by US Marshals this week, and charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession and transportation of an alligator.
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The US Marshals Service is a special branch of the DOJ that, among other things, oversees assets seized from convicted criminals.
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The café was popular with police and US marshals: they gathered there for coffee and for Bill's fish lunches on Fridays.
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Fox 26 in Houston reported that a Texas man was arrested by federal marshals over a 29-year-old student debt.
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Last month, federal marshals, accompanied by a Connecticut state trooper, knocked on the door at Mr. Stackowitz's simple cedar contemporary home.
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Erron Martez Dequan Brown, 20, was arrested Thursday at a relative's home in Fairburn, Georgia, US Marshals supervisor Frank Lempka said.
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Defendants so threatening their juries were anonymous Jurors will even be transported to and from the courthouse by armed US marshals.
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"We've surged our law enforcement professionals — because they are law enforcement they can be sworn in as federal marshals," he said.
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Police searched the couple's home and found evidence of the crime, but did not find Esquivel's body, the US Marshals said.
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The Marshals already have a website and will have 13 prime seats reserved in the front row at the first tee.
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"We can't even hire enough people to handle the Marshals' main missions -- much less all these new details," the source said.
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It was still not clear if the air marshals would fly on just U.S.-bound flights, Mexico-bound flights, or both.
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Victor is a slave owned by the US Marshals Service, but we don't learn that until we're well into the book.
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So you stand, next to the Border Patrol agents, U.S. Marshals, and private security assembled along the back of the room.
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There isn't any other practical implication for the parent other than spending a couple of days in US Marshals Service custody.
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Officials ask anyone with information regarding Christy's whereabouts call the US Marshals at 1-877-WANTED-2 (1-877-926-8332).
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Without being specific, the judge said the high-profile case had provoked threats, noting that he had protection from federal marshals.
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The San Francisco Sheriff's Department handed Jose Ines Garcia Zarate over to U.S. Marshals on warrants stemming from federal gun charges.
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More than political panic, the flooding of Le Corbusier's masterpiece marshals a broader fear of rationality under attack from all sides.
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When the marshals confronted him, Mr. Webber reportedly rammed his vehicle into the officers' vehicles several times and brandished a weapon.
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"They [the parade marshals] physically blocked me, my wife and two boys in strollers," Councilman Joseph Borelli (R) told the outlet.
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Currently, he is a trainer for the US Secret Service, the FBI, the US Marshals Service and the US Capitol Police.
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On Friday, the agency said, federal marshals seized 500 doses of live Vaccinia virus vaccine for smallpox belonging to StemImmune Inc.
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"The committee could have sent a staffer in a coat and tie, but they sent federal marshals with guns," Cummings said.
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Citing accusations of patent infringement, the marshals confiscated a one-wheeled electric skateboard produced by Chinese company Changzhou First International Trade.
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"There's at least three or four cars and trucks with US marshals sitting in them to keep watch around the perimeter."
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In 1991, Mr. Alamo ordered his followers to pack up before federal marshals seized the property to satisfy a court judgment.
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The first stoppage lasted 20 minutes as marshals dried up wet patches on the track after Manor rookie Pascal Wehrlein crashed.
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Secrest marshals an impressive array of circumstantial evidence encompassing the shadowy web of business, politics, and espionage that ensnared postwar Italy.
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The decision to keep on Ms. Yates, along with all United States attorneys and marshals for the time being, was practical.
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It was common for him to exaggerate, for instance, how many people were stuck waiting outside because of meddling fire marshals.
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The Air Marshal Association essentially claims that air marshals are assigned ineffectively because they are assigned to short/few passenger flights.
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Related: North Korea's Counterfeit Benjamins Have Vanished The indictment says Craciunica conspired from January 2010 to September 2015 to traffic badges replicating those worn by the personnel of such entities as the CIA, the FBI, the US Marshals Service, the Federal Air Marshals, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the US Air Force Office of Special Investigations.
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She later told Reuters that Hopkins had been transferred from the jail on Wednesday and turned over to the U.S. Marshals Service.
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The turmoil came after US marshals shot and killed a man Wednesday night in the north Memphis neighborhood of Frayser, officials said.
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"Any time a federal judge receives a threat, the marshals investigate and provide the proper protection based on that threat," Roderick said.
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Webber was shot by the agents in "response to a threat posed by the subject," the Marshals Service said in a statement.
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David Ramos Contreras, 27, of Mexico, was taken into custody Thursday by the U.S. Marshals Service in Lubbock, Texas, Fox 8 reported.
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The task of the TSA workers, which a source said will include air marshals, will be to assist temporarily with immigration duties.
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McCoy's cartoon of DeVos is meant to evoke the famous Norman Rockwell painting that depicts US Marshals escorting Bridges into the school.
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Two federal air marshals engage in a live-fire, tactical handgun training exercise at the FAA Technical Center in Pomona, New Jersey.
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Gabby convinces Christian and marshals Kara, Alison, and Mike – who I'm sure are delighted to see the Davids turn on each other.
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In the middle of the night, US marshals came and got me and another Haitian guy, a friend of mine named Geral.
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Mr. Aker appeared on a Houston-area Fox affiliate on Monday to tell how seven deputy marshals visited his home with guns.
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Barman, 50, dodged marshals for a good half-a-minute before he was caught and the mace restored to its rightful place.
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Image: GettyAn anonymous bidder purchased 2,700 bitcoins worth about $1.6 million in an anonymous auction held by US Marshals Service on Monday.
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The first patrol took place Monday, when three French sea marshals arrived on the Brittany Ferries vessel Mont St Michel by helicopter.
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The agreement has the Education Department reimbursing the marshals $7.78 million this fiscal year, which works out to nearly $34,000 per day.
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Just days before the Marshals started flying over Sinaloa in mid-April, three bodies were reportedly dumped on Eldorado from a plane.
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Peña Nieto's office did not respond to specific questions about the operation in which the Marshals participated, but offered a general statement.
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Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams -- with FBI, ATF and U.S. Marshals -- announced they've received almost 400 tips on the Facebook killer's location.
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Investigators were working around the clock with other county agencies, the FBI and U.S. marshals, Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said in a statement.
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U.S. marshals in Florida joined the investigation and helped confirm that Freshwaters was there, leading to his arrest Monday, the service said.
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He also ordered that jurors be transported to and from the courthouse by federal marshals, and sequestered from the public while there.
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Wanda Podgurski was on the run in 2013 from U.S. Marshals after scamming six insurance companies out of nearly $700,000 in 2006.
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And Mr Garner is a deeply read man (and a lawyer), so it should come as no surprise that he marshals evidence.
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It was her first court appearance in Florida since she was transferred by U.S. marshals from California where she had been held.
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At least two of the cases in the TSA Office of Inspection documents obtained by CNN involved alleged suicides by air marshals.
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The 13 Marshals get to perform at home: All are from Minnesota, said Cal Franklin, their captain and one of their founders.
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"I consider it entirely legitimate that we pay homage to the marshals who led our army to victory," Macron said a ceremony.
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In Ben H. Winters's chilling new thriller, "Underground Airlines," a bounty hunter named Victor tracks fugitives for the United States Marshals Service.
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One of the jobs of the 2,000 volunteer marshals shepherding the march was to prevent marchers from displaying their own unauthorized placards.
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Now, officials say ... Yazeed was apprehended by U.S. Marshals in Escambia County (western Florida) early Friday morning after a brief foot pursuit.
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Quizzed by ruling party lawmakers on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray denied the air marshals were critical to the fraught trade talks.
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Christopher Ahn, who is wanted on Spanish charges connected to the raid, was arrested by US marshals in April in Los Angeles.
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On April 20103, 1994, he and Bowen rode toward Biosphere 2, accompanied by armed U.S. marshals and a phalanx of support people.
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In 2014 the U.S. Marshals Service announced the auction of nearly 30,000 bitcoins seized from notorious dark web drug marketplace Silk Road.
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If I wanted to build a house there, I'd have U.S. marshals knocking on my door, saying, 'No, you can't do that.
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Mr. Pretlow fled into a wooded area and was later taken into custody by the United States Marshals around 11:30 p.m.
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While marshals on one tee were asking for quiet, several hundred yards away fans were roaring for Woods on the hole behind.
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Marshals were particularly interested in the boiler and the electrical system, both of which are on the lower level, the official said.
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After the killing, the couple allegedly fled to upstate New York, where U.S. Marshals, with help from a SWAT team, apprehended them.
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Until the work is done, fire marshals are patrolling the building, and the residents expect to be billed for that cost, too.
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The most dramatic moment is when a group of federal marshals brings Mr. Guzmán into the courtroom from his secure holding area.
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The marshals will return Mr. Wilson to Austin authorities after he returns to the United States, the Austin Police Department said Friday.
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The marshals determined the fire was deliberately set in and around garbage in the building's first-floor hallway, a city official said.
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After the alleged killing, the couple fled to upstate New York, where U.S. Marshals with help from a SWAT team apprehended them.
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After the killing, the couple allegedly fled to upstate New York, where U.S. Marshals with help from a SWAT team apprehended them.
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Chadwick had been on the US Marshals Service's 15 Most Wanted fugitive list -- with a $100,000 reward for his arrest -- since 2018.
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Agents from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and the United States Marshals Service were assisting with the investigation, Ms. Baker said.
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The parade was helmed by a trio of grand marshals: Hollywood legend Rita Moreno, actress Gina Torres and Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez.
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In June 1971, 18 months after the protest began, the last 15 activists were removed from the island by United States marshals.
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In one of Rockwell's boldest breaks with representational convention, the marshals are painted from their shoulders down — not just faceless but headless.
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Police officers and federal marshals were trying to serve a warrant for his arrest in connection with a killing two days earlier.
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However, around 12,000 people showed up for the event, prompting fire marshals to shut down the main exhibition hall due to overcrowding.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, fire marshals were still investigating the cause of the fire in the Midwood area of Brooklyn, officials said.
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Rockford Police said the suspect, 39-year-old Floyd Brown, was accused of shooting an agent with the US Marshals task force.
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The United States Marshals Service is offering a reward of $10,000 for information that leads to the location and arrest of Brown.
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The US Marshals Service had offered a reward of $10,000 for information that helped lead to the location and arrest of Brown.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser told reporters the man was found by crews working to determine whether fire marshals could safely enter the building.
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Also, the U.S. Marshals Service wasn't alerted to look for Hazelbower, they said, because of reporting lapses between the chain of command.
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Utilizing his artistic background, Phillips marshals his time, energy and creative talents to decorate unique cakes that he believes can honor God.
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The hunters are a group of former officials from agencies such as the United States Marshals Service and the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Messages left with representatives of the U.S. Attorney's Office and the U.S. Marshals Service in El Paso also were not returned immediately.
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United States marshals descend, thousands of rounds are fired, and both Rick Overlooking Horse and You Choose end up doing jail time.
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Fire marshals suspect the glass may have cracked under extended heat exposure, spilling oil and spreading flames, a Fire Department official said.
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I endured five months of chemotherapy just to prepare me for an autologous stem cell transplant, which marshals my own stem cells.
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Then, amid an uproar in the courtroom, U.S. marshals tackled the attorney for the group's leader and used a Taser on him.
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The outlet cited a source in the Houston US Marshals office indicating as many as 1,500 more warrants could be coming soon.
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Members of the TV show "Pose" not only served as grand marshals but a group from the show also marched in the parade.
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Three times that she was trying to evade the marshals, apparently, and finally then they got her and now she is just refusing.
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The car's owner identified Webber in a photo lineup and Mississippi authorities contacted marshals on June 8, asking them to make an arrest.
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The car's owner identified Webber in a photo lineup, and Mississippi authorities contacted marshals on June 8, asking them to make an arrest.
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Agents of the U.S. Marshals Service shot and killed Webber while trying to arrest him on multiple felony warrants at about 7 p.m.
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Update, September 20, 2018: U.S. Marshals have released a wanted poster for Wilson, who's believed to still be on the run in Taiwan.
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At one point, he posted six marshals at the back of the room and warned that anyone making noise would be escorted out.
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Tennis legend Billie Jean King was one of the grand marshals, along with transgender advocate Tyler Ford and civil rights organization Lambda Legal.
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Officials expect the contingent to ultimately include federal air marshals who typically fly in plain clothes on commercial flights to prevent terror attacks.
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Every day, 40 to 50 passengers on the Quiet Skies list take flights, and about 35 of them are shadowed by air marshals.
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After the judge's ruling, he remained expressionless as deputy U.S. marshals led him out a side door of the courtroom without handcuffing him.
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More US marshals entered the room, demanding the students sit down and warning they would be removed from the courtroom if they refused.
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That protest led to a "stop work order" on the contract, Drew Wade, a spokesman for the US Marshals Service, told the Post.
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U.S. Marshals auctioned off more than 170,000 bitcoins in 2014 and 2015, confiscated after the closure of Silk Road, a black market website.
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It spent more on immigration enforcement than on the FBI, Drug Enforcement Agency, US Marshals and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, combined.
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Wade Drew, a spokesman for the Marshals Service, said a deputy marshal from western Texas arrived at the ranch about 2:30 p.m.
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"We immediately sent resources to lock down the area and conducted an extensive search in conjunction with the U.S. Marshals' office," Gregory said.
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" Details on Warren's proposal: Abolish "all contracts that the Bureau of Prisons, ICE, and the U.S. Marshals Service have with private detention providers.
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It also does not affect the contracts the companies have with other federal agencies, such as U.S. Marshals or Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Detectives immediately doubted Chadwick's story after allegedly noticing scratches on his neck and dried blood on his hands, according to the U.S. Marshals.
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He was also told to stay with his father in Santa Barbara, California as he awaited his trial, according to the U.S. Marshals.
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On Saturday, U.S. Marshals arrested a registered sex offender in Washington who is suspected of abducting a still-missing 15-year-old girl.
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"People's words will betray them," she says, quoting Mark McClish, a statement analysis expert for the U.S. Marshals with whom Cobb has trained.
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U.S. Marshals auctioned off more than 13,000 bitcoins in 2014 and 2015, confiscated after the closure of Silk Road, a black market website.
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"But I'm going to direct that U.S. Marshals are empowered to arrest or detain anyone who obstructs the felling of trees," he said.
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That evening, state and local police, working with the Marshals, swarmed an abandoned house in the neighborhood, arresting alleged cop-killer Markeith Loyd.
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On June 24, the personal effects of Bulger and Greig auctioned off in Boston in an auction held by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Donahue did not specify how many marshals were allocated for the protection of DeVos or for how long the security protocol will last.
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When it doesn't speak on its own, he marshals it into service using the law — or at least the threat of the law.
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Quiet Skies, like all government programs, uses government dollars, and some air marshals have questioned whether it's diverting resources from other potential threats.
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Poindexter called the sheriff's office around noon that Saturday asking for help contacting the U.S. Marshals Service about a death on his property.
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She had no idea that on Sunday she'd be one of the NYC Pride Parade's grand marshals while identifying as a transgender woman.
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The arrest of Luis Octavio Frias, 34, ended a nearly six-year-long manhunt, the U.S. Marshals Service announced in a news release.
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DOJ also includes the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, United States Marshals Service and Bureau of Prisons.
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The cases ranged from seemingly mundane issues, such as improper storage of weapons, to situations in which air marshals allegedly jeopardized public safety.
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In a statement to CNN, Thomas Kelly, a spokesman for the air marshals, said the cases involved less than 25% of its workforce.
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The New York Times reported in April that the TSA has had to monitor whether air marshals show up for their flights sober.
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The fight-or-flight response marshals all resources — neuromuscular, mental and physiological to be ready to flee a danger or fight an enemy.
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A department spokesman said his agency would defer to the federal marshals and their determination about the necessary protections for the Education secretary.
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His first season as a regular correspondent on "60 Minutes" began in 1970 with a report on the training of federal sky marshals.
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From the even more civilized town of Ashland, marshals set out across the Cimarron to catch and bring back wanted men for trial.
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In November, the U.S. Marshals Service released a 52-page report detailing extensive constitutional rights violations within the Cuyahoga County Jail in Ohio.
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Unlike the undercover air marshals who travel on American carriers, Egyptian security officials are unarmed and can be identified by an understated uniform.
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Gottlieb wrote that his client also contacted federal marshals at Manhattan's Federal District Court to ask them to aid him in capturing Reps.
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Suddenly under custody of the US Marshals Service, Manafort was taken into the back halls and basement of the courthouse along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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He hunkered down for a while on a naval base and in other closely guarded locations under the protection of United States marshals.
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Drew McOnie's choreography marshals them into synchronized, kinetic worship of the title character, played in a state of angsty isolation by Declan Bennett.
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U.S. marshals arrested an Iowa man on the run for nearly eight years last week on a remote Montana ranch, USA Today reports.
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Details came out over the weekend about a government program where federal air marshals keep track of unsuspecting American citizens in the air.
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Loosens restrictions on how many armed school marshals a school district or the governing body of an open-enrollment charter school may appoint.
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The federal government will sell roughly $1.6 million worth of bitcoins recovered by law enforcement operations, the U.S. Marshals Service said on Monday.
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A government contract between the US Marshals Service and IT company CertiPath has drawn protests from other bidders, according to The Washington Post.
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From there I watched as a group of marshals all rose, collected their clubs and helmets, and sauntered out of the room together.
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When she saw the weapons, Ms. Coronel flew out of the courtroom, escorting her daughters into a hallway filled with United States marshals.
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As marshals drove him to the US District Courthouse in Baltimore that morning, he began excoriating President Trump's aggressive deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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Fire marshals sent a dog to scour the building for evidence of an accelerant that may have been used to start the blaze.
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One of Almodóvar's talents is his transformational, near-alchemical use of blunt ideas, how he marshals crude gestures, gaudy flourishes and melodramatic entanglements.
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" He's capable of expressing real tenderness, but just as often marshals the fury of others like him, "the angry, screwed-up young people.
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At least two of the burly men who posed for the painting were authentic US marshals sent out from Boston to oblige him.
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Judicial marshals must accompany inmates, some of them accused of murder, to a shared bathroom and escort them up and down the stairs.
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Beijingers brought food and water to the demonstrators, and student marshals kept the peace, organized logistics, maintenance and cleaning of the public space.
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Beijingers brought food and water to the demonstrators, and student marshals kept the peace, organized logistics, maintenance and cleaning of the public space.
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He is accused of abuse of a corpse and also was wanted in Alabama for sex offender registration violations, the Marshals Service said.
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Marks was being taken from a prison in Michigan after being captured by US Marshals on a warrant for burglary of a home.
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The U.S. Marshals Office, Houston Crime Stoppers and The 100 Club are offering a reward of $20,000 for information leading to his capture.
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Tenants at warehouses in Oakland and elsewhere said fire marshals were scheduling emergency inspections that they fear will put them on the street.
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Parade marshals in bright pink T-shirts flanked the group, poised to keep hecklers at bay, but there were none to be seen.
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The same goes for safety inspectors, air marshals, and many law enforcement officers that staff airports, the organizations said in Wednesday's news release.
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Later on Wednesday evening, the US Marshals Service released a "wanted" posted for Wilson, detailing the charge against him and encouraging people to contact the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force with information about his whereabouts, according to reporter Tony Plohetski for the Austin American-Statesman: NOW: U.S. Marshals release "wanted" poster for Cody Wilson, maker of so-called 83D guns. pic.twitter.
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The auction in Boston -- which included a rat-shaped mug and a gold and diamond claddagh ring -- raised $109,295, according to the Marshals Service.
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"Our deputies and law enforcement partners face dangers every day in the pursuit of justice nationwide," said US Marshals Service Deputy Director David Harlow.
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The marshals involved were part of the Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force, which counts Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee in its jurisdiction.
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Tennis star Billie Jean King, who defeated Bobby Riggs in 1973&aposs "Battle of the Sexes," is serving as one of the grand marshals.
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Tony Schilling, the supervisory inspector for the U.S. Marshals Service's Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, wouldn't say exactly how investigators caught up with Stackowitz.
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The way he tells it, Gu's story began early one morning in April 2000, when two armed US marshals showed up at his door.
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Eventually, the local investigation expanded to include officials from the FBI, the US Marshals Service, and the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.
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"During the appraisal, no issues arose that indicated the need for detailed authentication," said Lynzey Donahue, a spokeswoman for the United States Marshals Service.
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The US Marshals Service was notified of the escape early Wednesday morning, and the inmates likely escaped sometime between then and Monday, Sanders said.
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The two inmates are considered "armed and dangerous," and the US Marshals Service is offering up to $15,000 for information leading to their capture.
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When a parent is prosecuted for illegal entry and is in the custody of the US Marshals Service, their children cannot come with them.
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To tamp down rumors and speculation, officials at the United States Marshals Service on Friday provided the first timeline of their role in Texas.
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Federal marshals provide protection for justices on some of their out-of-town trips, but Justice Scalia declined it for the Texas hunting resort.
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At least three Marshals Service employees guarded the body as it was taken to a funeral home in Texas and then returned to Washington.
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A US Marshals plane, for example, circled above Eldorado, Mexico, while Mexican authorities captured the bodyguard of a key figure in the drug trade.
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Niagara Falls police had been notified by the New York City Police Department and the U.S. Marshals that Lu was likely in the city.
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When the bank foreclosed on their home and put it up for auction, the Continental Marshals arrived with plans for a Bundy-style standoff.
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The incident, which happened in September 2015, resulted in the indictments of two marshals on second degree murder and second degree attempted murder charges.
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The hunt for Chadwick intensified last year when he was added to the U.S. Marshals 15 Most Wanted Fugitive List after disappearing in 2015.
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According to the U.S. Marshals, Chadwick — a father of three — allegedly strangled his wife Quee to death at their Newport Beach home on Oct.
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After looking into his whereabouts, task force members discovered Chadwick had emptied his bank accounts of millions of dollars, according to the U.S. Marshals.
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In video obtained by CNN, Couch can be seen in handcuffs with U.S. marshals at Los Angeles International Airport on her return from Mexico.
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The marshals began protecting DeVos days after protesters blocked a doorway and prevented her from entering a middle school near her office in Washington.
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" "Air marshals work in punishing conditions, labor under poor leadership and have seen their law enforcement functions curtailed by an administration that lacks vision.
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" Pirooz says the marshals' hunt is far from over: "As long as there are leads and information to check on, they will do it.
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Hopkins was transferred out of the Doña Ana County Detention Center under the direction of the US Marshals Service on Tuesday, the statement said.
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The arrest warrant had been issued for failure to appear at court hearings in the case, the U.S. Marshals Service in Los Angeles said.
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The Swede worryingly remained in the car before marshals arrived with an extinguisher and he clambered out from underneath the halo head-protection system.
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Several agencies including US Marshals, FBI and ATF were involved in the arrest, which occurred outside of a nightclub in Birmingham, Alabama, said LaBarge.
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The 12 jurors in the case are escorted to and from the courthouse each day by US Marshals, and each person will remain anonymous.
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Marshals were not at the resort in Texas where he died, but were called there after the fact, a law enforcement source told CNN.
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The US Marshals Service says it has custody of Bagcho while attorneys in Washington prepare for his re-sentencing without the narco-terrorism conviction.
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Paul Aker told reporters he was arrested in his home last week by seven federal marshals in combat gear who were carrying automatic weapons.
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He bought nearly 30,000 bitcoins in a 2014 U.S. Marshals Service auction, all of which he told CNBC in December he was still holding.
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The TSA touts federal air marshals as elite officers who receive extensive firearms training that surpasses the standards within many other law enforcement agencies.
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A statement issued by the West Virginia State Fire Marshals confirms Wednesday's arrest of Molly Joe Delgado, 28, of Falling Waters, for the Jan.
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The other inmate missing was Christopher Sanderson, 34, who was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm, the Marshals Service said.
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U.S. Marshals didn't say exactly how the two escaped, only that they were able to breach the jail through a "vulnerability" in their cell.
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The proposal includes having the US Marshals Service take over protection duties for Cabinet-level officials not already protected by typical law enforcement personnel.
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Hitler saw the retreat as a collapse on the Western Front and recalled one of his best field marshals from retirement, Gerd von Rundstedt.
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Air marshals look at things like excessive fidgeting, excessive perspiration, rubbing or wringing of hands, rapid eye blinking or even sleeping during a flight.
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The marshals' review of log books found that the "red zone" was in effect for one housing unit for 12 days in a row.
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After reviewing the marshals' report, he told CNN he thinks judges may have to "start taking more drastic action," such as releasing nonviolent offenders.
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Minority and female air marshals said, in court documents and interviews obtained by the Times, that they faced discrimination and a hostile work environment.
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The governor's plan calls for up to one marshal for every 100 students, allowing the marshals to carry their firearms and streamlining their training.
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The details: There are nearly 165 armed marshals trained as part of the school marshal program overseen by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.
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Stockman was placed into federal custody by U.S. Marshals on Thursday after the verdict and will remain in custody pending his sentencing in August.
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I heard the screams and cries of the kids on their blankets; I heard the marshals shouting; and then I heard the last song.
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Second, Steve Penny -- the former president of USA Gymnastics -- being arrested by U.S. Marshals for allegedly tampering with evidence in the Larry Nassar case.
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A later statement from the U.S. Marshals Service made no reference to a weapon and a spokesman declined to say whether Webber had one.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons and the United States Marshals Service limit the use of restraints on pregnant women as a matter of policy.
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To deal with the increase, the Department of Homeland Security is reassigning some Transportation Security Administration staff, including federal air marshals, to the border.
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The caller claimed to be from the US Marshals Service and told the man to wire his savings—$9,800—to the scammer for safekeeping.
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Before one court appearance in May, Harun struggled with U.S. marshals and ripped off his clothes in an effort to avoid coming to court.
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Months later, marshals stormed his Hawaii home, leading Dog out in handcuffs — a result of a Mexican extradition case against him, eventually thrown out.
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When federal prosecutors subpoena somebody or enlist that person as a cooperator, the US Marshals take responsibility for protecting the person and his family.
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Wilson, who was in Taiwan last week, was transferred to Houston by US marshals on a warrant over the sex assault of a minor.
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The Marshals Service conducted a threat assessment for DeVos and determined that a threat to her safety existed, Credic-Barrett said in an email.
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Debra Stencil danced at her table in the back of the hall during the Grand Marshals Ball for the Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association.
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Op-Ed Contributors If 20 fire marshals came around and told us our houses were about to burn down, we'd buy some fire insurance.
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In 224, the first woman to gain full admission to the Citadel, Shannon Faulkner, walked onto its Charleston, S.C., campus escorted by federal marshals.
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Faux marshals, dressed in black with flourescent vests and reflective sunglasses, stood rigid and kept the public out of the center of the green.
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It was there, and at town hall forums that tested fire marshals' collective patience across the country, that the Republican rage ignited in earnest.
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In 2016 a scathing Government Accountability Office (GAO) audit concluded that the FAMS did not include risk into how they deployed its air marshals.
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Whatever his criminal inclinations, they escalated from bland to bizarre in February, when United States Marshals kicked him out of a Manhattan federal courthouse.
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To validate it as a legitimate complaint, one would need to establish what would occur on flights if the air marshals changed their strategy.
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A hospital official, Mr. Poindexter said, assessed that it would be impossible to resuscitate Justice Scalia, and ranch officials contacted the United States Marshals Service.
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Gibson has been wanted by the US Marshals Service since 2016 for failing to register as a sex offender in multiple states over the years.
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Patrick Carothers, 53, was a 26-year veteran of the Marshals Service and deputy commander of the Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the release said.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said Webber rammed his vehicle into vehicles operated by the U.S. Marshals Service before getting out with an unspecified weapon.
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Those on the watchlist are never notified, but if TSA has reason to suspect something's off, it may place air marshals on passengers' subsequent flights.
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Photo: APOn Monday, US Marshals arrested Schlitterbahn waterslide designer John Timothy Schooley for charges that include second-degree murder and reckless endangerment of a child.
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Investigators saw similarities in the ears, nose and mouth on the two photos, so got in touch with the Marshals Service office up in Connecticut.
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That information from Robinson's mother was passed on to the task force, which had traced him to a friend's home, a Marshals investigative report shows.
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The Atlanta Police Department asked a special fugitive task force—staffed mostly by local cops but led by the U.S. Marshals—to pick him up.
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After the hearing, Abdel-Wadood spoke briefly to his wife, who had watched from the courtroom gallery, before U.S. marshals led him away in handcuffs.
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Schnabel was born in 1920 to a Kansas wheat farmer, who fled to Alaska after U.S. Marshals came looking for him for brewing bootleg alcohol.
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The inspector general has not initiated a review of the matter, the Post reports, citing a public listing of their reviews regarding the Marshals Service.
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The U.S. Marshals Service tracked Couch and his mother to a Mexico apartment where one of them used a cell phone to call Domino's Pizza.
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However, there was so much interest from fans that first year that fire marshals had to shut down the main exhibition hall due to overcrowding.
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Monday's hearing was delayed after authorities evacuated the courthouse for a time because of what the US Marshals Service later described as a safety issue.
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The U.S. Marshals Service tracked Couch and his mother to a Mexico apartment, where one of them used a cell phone to call Domino's Pizza.
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It involved hundreds of law enforcement officers from local, state and federal agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Marshals Service.
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Armed French personnel are not allowed on British waters, meaning the marshals must be winched on to ferries from helicopters as they enter French territory.
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Travelers are tracked by officials as they move about the airport, and once they board, a small team of marshals follows them onto the plane.
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In that report, CNN obtained a now-classified study commissioned by the TSA that revealed 75% of air marshals flying domestic missions were sleep-deficient.
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The agency says it has be evasive about such agreements for security reasons, since air marshals are supposed to be operating undercover on select flights.
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In video obtained by CNN, Couch can be seen in handcuffs with U.S. Marshals at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) upon her return from Mexico.
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They were then expected to be turned back over to the custody of the Federal Marshals at undisclosed locations in Georgia, while they await trial.
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US Marshals put Stingrays in planes and flew them over cities, collecting tens of thousands of phone numbers in search of a single fugitive's phone.
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Though the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Marshals helped in the recapture, American officials have taken no credit and instead lavished praise on Mexico.
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Fire marshals may have shut the event down, but that only made Porter more determined to do the auction again, bigger and better than before.
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The jurors were allowed to return home each day after court, but they were escorted to and from the courthouse by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Whiting also clarified why marshals placed tyres at turn 14 after the second of the three sessions and then removed them again before qualifying resumed.
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If he flouts the rules and protection he's been given, DePaul said the US Marshals won't have any qualms about kicking him to the curb.
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On June 22, Lieutenant Peabody was charged with animal cruelty in Inca's death and with providing a false statement about Dale's death, the marshals said.
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When fire marshals arrived, the gas reading inside the house was 80 times the tolerable level for humans, and over 100 times inside the Lexus.
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His tenuous freedom is granted to him by Mr. Bridge, a shadowy figure with the federal marshals, who has hired him to track escaped slaves.
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Question of cost and availability The move is raising concerns about how the already burdened Marshals' service would be able to handle the huge task.
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Greg Abbott advocated for armed marshals, an increase in law enforcement, stronger gun storage laws and more funds to be allocated to mental health issues.
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HB 1387 — Relating to the number of school marshals that may be appointed to serve on a public school campus or at a private school.
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Upon being apprehended by Border Patrol, you are set aside to be detained by US Marshals and sent to a federal jail to await trial.
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But filing criminal charges and transferring defendants to the custody of the US Marshals Service requires children to be separated and sent into HHS custody.
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That's despite a pretty large manhunt that involved the US Marshals and several state agencies, who incorrectly concluded that Higham had likely fled the county.
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Setting the scene, MacLean described a preceding trial of a half-dozen marshals and generals: After their confessions and trial, these men were immediately executed.
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Under the new mandate, it would give schools the discretion to decide whether their marshals can carry their weapons on their person or locked up.
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Stay away from the red S.U.V., warned the marshals, veterans of outlaw hunts across the Texas badlands who have seen how such things can go.
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The work of the marshals was but one part of an extraordinary puzzle that made up the last 24 hours of the serial-bomber investigation.
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Judge Cogan also ruled that the jurors should be driven to and from their homes to Federal District Court in Brooklyn by armed federal marshals.
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Cast members from "Pose"; Monica Helms, a transgender activist, author and United States Navy veteran; and the Gay Liberation Front are among the grand marshals.
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The courthouse was guarded by marshals, local court officers, a bomb-sniffing dog and a heavily armed tactical team of New York City police officers.
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Through an associate of Mr. Lathem's, marshals made contact with him late last week and worked to get the men to surrender, the authorities said.
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Anyone with information can notify the agency at the nearest U.S. Marshals office, the Communications Center at 1-877-WANTED-2 or at www.usmarshals.gov/tips.
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As criticism mounted on Wednesday, Macron's aides said that only the five marshals buried at the Invalides monument in Paris would receive an official tribute.
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When fire marshals arrived, the gas reading inside the house was 143 times the tolerable level for humans, and over 100 times inside the Lexus.
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Hundreds of law enforcement officers from the state police, United States Marshals Service and local agencies spent Monday searching for Mr. Adams — to no avail.
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Her security detail is projected to total nearly $7.9 million between now and the end of September 2020, a U.S. Marshals Service spokesperson told Politico.
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He was fielding questions from public officials and the national news media, keeping tabs on planned protests and coordinating a meeting with United States Marshals.
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In response, Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) issued a subpoena and threatened to have U.S. marshals "hunt [him] down" in order to deliver it.
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Penny was arrested in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, by US marshals and is being held at the Sevier County Jail while he awaits extradition to Walker County.
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Weaving together the experiences of those who were there that night, Higginbotham marshals the details so meticulously that every step feels spring-loaded with tension.
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Judge Ellis said Friday that the case has become so heated he himself has been threatened, and is now being protected by deputy U.S. Marshals.
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The operation that finally caught Guzmán was undertaken with the assistance of US DEA agents and US Marshals, Reuters reported, citing a senior Mexican official.
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Members of cast of the FX drama, "Pose," a show about New York City's LGBTQ ballroom culture in the 1980s and 1990s, served as grand marshals.
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Caplan marshals a ton of evidence in support of this claim, most of which reinforces his view that what we're doing now isn't working that well.
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Carter, 25, was wanted in Sumter County, South Carolina, for attempted murder of police officers, domestic violence and unlawfully discharging a weapon, the Marshals Service said.
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That's largely because at DOJ -- 223 positions -- presidents get to choose every US attorney nationwide, along with the head of each office for the US Marshals.
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The U.S. Marshals Service tracked Couch and his mother to an apartment in Mexico after one of them used a cell phone to order Domino's Pizza.
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Two weeks later came the incident at the apartment complex that put Robinson in the cross hairs of the U.S. Marshals' Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force.
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"The second point is probably in February 1967 when several veteran marshals openly rebel against the Cultural Revolution group presided over by Madame Mao," Dikotter says.
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Court papers filed by the Justice Department would, if approved by a judge, grant sweeping powers to the Marshals Service to manage the 1MDB-linked assets.
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The Mexican official said it was still to be decided if the air marshals would fly on just U.S.-bound flights, Mexico-bound flights, or both.
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The handful of marshals the municipalities share are there to enforce the rules of their religious leaders and not the rule of American law, prosecutors say.
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In the case of Ms. Rosales's private collection, Ms. Donahue said a Marshals employee spent weeks researching documents from her original purchases provided by her lawyer.
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Over the weekend, Mongeau tweeted that fire marshals had to shut her convention down in Garden Grove, California, after the large crowds became a safety concern.
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In a statement, the Marshals Service said it would not disclose the number of personnel assigned to DeVos' detail or the nature of threats against her.
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All runners have timing chips, course marshals on bicycles track the leaders, and there's a big L.E.D. race clock at the finish line on Ludlow Street.
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Reynolds was arrested by U.S. marshals last month at an Atlanta airport for violating the conditions of his pretrial release after he arrived from South Africa.
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America already spends a huge amount on deportation—more than on the FBI, DEA, Secret Service, US Marshals and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, combined.
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The alarming aspect comes in the evidence Mr Amrith marshals to suggest that past strategies have run their course, and indeed are now causing new problems.
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The U.S. Marshals recently entered into an agreement with the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center to host the auction, which will be open to the public.
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After his arrest by customs agents, Mr. Trujillo, 62, spent three weeks in the custody of United States marshals at a central transfer facility in Oklahoma.
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Federal Air Marshals flew more than a billion miles and 98 percent of passengers waited in line less than 20 minutes at security checks, it said.
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When Fort Apache, the Bronx came out, there were not enough fire marshals in all of NYC to investigate the fires that gutted the South Bronx.
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Documents obtained by the Globe noted an extensive observation process in which marshals make note of whether a passenger uses a computer, fidgets, or even sleeps.
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John Casaretti, president of the Air Marshal Association and a former air marshal, told CNN the TSA should implement additional training for newly hired air marshals.
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He was on the Marshals' "15 Most Wanted" list, sought for the murder of his girlfriend and her unborn child in December 2016, and the Jan.
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