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The law that allows for the release of federal agency records, including body-worn camera footage.
The open reporting reviewed shows ICE is advertising signing/retention bonuses up to $50,000 as part of a large recruitment push, but none of the items examined contain the agency’s full, explicit rep...
To corroborate the viral Sasha (Sascha) Riley audio allegations would require concrete, publicly available records and verifiable witness testimony that go beyond the unverified phone interviews curre...
Public, government-operated tools exist to confirm whether someone served or is on active duty, but they differ sharply in scope: the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) and its DEERS/verification ser...
There are no official Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) records in the provided reporting that enumerate how many officers have left the force since January 2026 on a month-by-month basis; the avail...
is primarily a records-search exercise using the / for separations and channels for current-status checks, but privacy rules and procedural steps mean full personnel files are rarely available to stra...
ICE maintains and records some race and ethnicity fields in its detention records, but those fields are unevenly collected, inconsistently coded, and not regularly published in a way that would reliab...
The "Epstein files" is the informal label for the trove of investigative, court and other government documents collected in federal and related probes of Jeffrey Epstein, now being produced to the pub...
or local draft‑board records from the 1960s–1970s is not straightforward: the only compels federal agencies to disclose records in their custody, and many relevant personnel and medical files (especia...
Lisa Noelle Voldeng’s reporting and the viral audio she published assert that a circa‑2010 military report and attendant child‑pornography materials—stored in a U.S. military base permanent record and...
graduated from the in 1968 with a bachelor’s degree, but public records tied to that commencement do not show him graduating with honors and there is no publicly available transcript documenting his c...
(BWC) footage can be released to the public when it has been preserved and is not shielded by statutory exemptions—most commonly through the (FOIA) or agency‑specific expedited‑release policies—subjec...
that can document medical treatment for federal officers injured during enforcement actions exist, but they are scattered across workers’ compensation files, personnel and medical records repositories...
Internal documents and oversight reporting have repeatedly shown that uses deceptive “ruses” in raids and arrests, oversight reviews and litigation have sometimes found those tactics problematic, and ...
Researchers seeking to identify rely on a mix of public records, agency FOIA libraries, tailored FOIA requests, and administrative appeals or litigation when denials occur; these techniques must navig...
Immediately after an encounter believed to be a racially motivated ICE stop, preserving evidence and creating a paper trail are the two priorities: document everything while seeking safety and legal h...
Public, verifiable documentation that would confirm an individual named Dan Flood served in the U.S. military and held operational‑intelligence roles exists principally in federal personnel records — ...
There is no reliable figure for the average tenure of an ICE agent before leaving that can be calculated from the provided reporting: none of the supplied sources publish attrition rates or an average...