Posts Tagged ‘Criminal Investigation’

Obama administration takes first step in probe on who leaked info about phone, email tracking

The Obama administration has taken a first step toward opening a criminal investigation into the purported leaking of classified documents related to the federal government tracking Americans’ phone calls and emails, a source familiar with the high-level discussions told Fox News.

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Government probes possible USAID bid rigs

Documents obtained by The Associated Press show the Justice Department is conducting a criminal investigation into possible contract rigging by the general counsel at the government agency that distributes foreign aid.

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Criminal probe opened over video showing Va. rep’s son discussing vote scheme

Local police in Arlington, Va., have opened a criminal investigation after a secretly recorded video showed the son of a Democratic congressman apparently advising someone who claimed to be looking for ways to commit voter fraud.

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US Army launches probe over video showing security contractors drunk in Afghanistan

The U.S. Army has opened a criminal investigation after a video surfaced that appears to show senior security contractors in Afghanistan stumbling around drunk and high on their base in Kabul.

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Holder Mideast trip cut short over Libya investigation

Attorney General Eric Holder is cutting short an overseas trip and will return to Washington immediately to manage a criminal investigation into the deaths of the four people who died in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya.

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Feds close criminal investigation into Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Federal authorities said Friday that they’re closing their abuse-of-power investigation into a sheriff in Arizona without filing charges against him.

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Nursing home operator wants probe after union workers stage walkout, alleged sabotage

The owner of several Connecticut nursing homes is asking the state for a formal criminal investigation into alleged acts of vandalism and sabotage – including switching the IDs of Alzheimer patients – hours before union workers went on strike this month.

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GOP leaders skeptical about US attorneys’ freedom in leaks probe

Attorney General Eric Holder’s announcement that two U.S. attorneys have been assigned to lead a criminal investigation into possible, unauthorized leaks of classified information is being met with skepticism by GOP lawmakers questioning whether the attorneys will be able to act independently of the Obama administration.

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