The Department of Justice on Friday announced it closed an investigation into ballots that were discarded in Pennsylvania. “After a thorough investigation conducted by the FBI and prosecutors from my office, we have determined that there is insufficient evidence to prove criminal intent on the part of the person who discarded the ballots,” acting U.S….
‘Insufficient Evidence’: Justice Department Closes Probe Into Pennsylvania Discarded Ballots
January 16, 2021
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Man Photographed Holding Confederate Flag During US Capitol Breach Charged: DOJ
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Justice Department Charges 14 Leaders of MS-13 Gang With Terrorism Offenses
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2 Off-Duty Virginia Police Officers Charged in Connection With US Capitol Breach
Two off-duty police officers from Virginia were charged for allegedly participating in riots at the U.S. Capitol last week, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced. Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson were arrested on Wednesday in Virginia after they were identified in a photo making an obscene statement in front of a statute of John Stark inside…
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DOJ Says Social Media Offer of Pardons for Capitol Breach Is Fake
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Trump-Appointed US Attorney in Georgia Resigns
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