Search Tags:  Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive

Top Justice prosecutor Breuer quits

The head of the Justice Department's criminal division defended his record on a pair of the defining issues of his four-year tenure -- the absence of prosecutions against Wall Street executives and his conduct in the controversy over a botched arms-trafficking investigation in Arizona.

Tags: Lanny Breuer , Justice Department , Congress , Operation Fast and Furious ,

1

Are federal agencies taking advantage of Telework?

Tags: tecnology , telework , Virginia , Diane Filler

Comment

D.C. woman sues federal govt over gun transfer law

Michelle Lane is tired of waiting to get her guns, so she's going to federal court.

Tags: Michelle Lane , Alan Gura , Charles Sykes , Metropolitan Police Department , Mark Segraves

Comment

Officials charge 45 in Manassas-area drug bust

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Alexandria says 45 people have been charged with selling drugs including heroin and cocaine, along with illegal guns.

Tags: Mike Campbell , Manassas , Manassas area , drug bust , U.S. Attorney's Office

Comment

ATF joins investigation into fatal D.C. car fire

The ATF is now assisting the Metropolitan Police Department in its investigation into a deadly car fire.

Tags: car fire , Ashley Westbrook Turton , D.C. police , D.C. Office of the Chief Medical Examiner

Comment

Phones and gas: An explosive combination?

Government report challenges the belief that a combination of cell phone use and gas vapors is a clear and present danger at the pump.

Tags: Neal Augenstein , ATF , gas pump , explosives

Comment

Assistant Director /Chief Security Officer Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

June 28th and June 30th

Melanie S. Stinnett was appointed as the Assistant Director for the Office of Professional Responsibility and Security Operations (OPRSO)/Chief Security Officer on May 24, 2010.

Tags: technology , Business of Government Hour , Melanie S. Stinnett ,

Comment

Footprints lead police to burglary suspects

Tracking footprints in the snow led to the arrest of two men on charges including burglary and theft, according to the Brunswick Police Department.

Tags: Brunswick , dumb criminals , snow

Comment