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FBI confirms 2:27am as Lally admits here. Same FBI Regional Computer Forensic Lab agents we‘re all talking about. McAlberts & their lawyers don’t have the FBI report, CW and Reads team do. Your 1/2 truths are tiresome

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Catherine Herridge

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The claim that the FBI has little impact on America's homicide rate because “the FBI doesn't investigate murders” is demonstrably ignorant. The FBI doesn't ordinarily have primary jurisdiction over homicide. But that doesn't mean it isn't directly involved in taking murderers—and potential murderers—off the street. Under FBI Director Kash Patel, the FBI made 34,000 violent-crime arrests in 2025—up 112%—and disrupted 1,800 gangs and criminal enterprises. Operation Summer Heat produced 8,629 arrests and 2,281 weapons seizures. Operation No Escape arrested nearly 800 violent fugitives. In Georgia alone, 28 fugitives captured during No Escape were wanted for murder, homicide, or manslaughter. FBI fugitive teams in Los Angeles arrested suspects wanted for murder. In Memphis, FBI personnel actually helped solve cold-case homicides. Then there are 178 FBI Violent Gang Safe Streets Task Forces, where FBI agents work alongside state and local Task Force Officers. Those TFOs bring their state authorities—including homicide jurisdiction—while FBI agents bring federal racketeering, firearms, fugitive, drug, interstate, intelligence, forensic, and investigative capabilities. Patel's 59 Homeland Security Task Forces add another layer, targeting cartels, MS-13, Tren de Aragua and other TCOs for crimes that expressly include homicide, kidnapping, extortion, weapons trafficking and drug trafficking. The old FBI program designation was VCMO—Violent Crime/Major Offenders. The terminology has evolved, but the mission remains. And under Patel, it has been reinvigorated. Preliminary FBI data show violent crime fell 9.3% in 2025 and murder fell an extraordinary 18.1%. Claiming the FBI can't affect the homicide rate because local cops investigate most murders isn't serious analysis. Thank you NEWSMAX for having me on National Report with E.D. Hill and Krysia Lenzo to discuss this incredibly important topic.

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