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Official FBI X account. Submit tips at tips.fbi.gov. Public info may be used for authorized purposes: justice.gov/doj/privacy-po….
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    #ICYMI from @FBISanDiego: Ex-CBP Officer Sentenced for Opening His Inspection Lane to Cartel Drug Smugglers Former U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer Jesse Clark Garcia was sentenced to nine years in prison for allowing drug-laden vehicles to pass through his inspection
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    You can have a "job" or choose a mission. Take a closer look inside @FBIDetroit to see how the FBI protects communities in Michigan, and where your skills could make an impact. The #FBI offers you a career like no other. Do you have the fire to go further? Start your journey
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    ICYMI from @FBISeattle Canadian man pleads guilty to hacking U.S. cloud storage provider and extorting its customers for millions. Connor Riley Moucka of Kitchener, Ontario, pleaded guilty to a widespread computer hacking conspiracy that resulted in the compromise of over 165
    FBI Seattle Special Agent W. Mike Herrington warns cybercriminals they cannot escape justice as Connor Moucka's predatory extortion schemes targeted millions of customers and companies.
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    The FBI Wall of Honor remembers Special Agent Paul E. Reynolds, who died from a gunshot wound to the heart under mysterious circumstances on August 10, 1929. fbi.gov/history/wall-o…
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    Aug 7
    ICYMI from @FBIWFO : Members of violent D.C. street crew convicted of drug trafficking and murder charges. Four members of the violent “Push Dat Sh*t” street crew were found guilty by a federal jury in connection with their roles in a drug trafficking conspiracy that
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