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Bondi names DEA head as DC’s ’emergency police commissioner,’ but capital leaders push back
Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a directive issued Thursday evening that DEA boss Terry Cole will assume “powers and duties vested in the District of Columbia Chief of Police.” The Metropolitan Police Department “must receive approval from Commissioner Cole” before issuing any orders,
Trump administration names DEA head to be D.C.'s emergency police commissioner
Attorney General Pam Bondi has named the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration to be Washington D.C.'s emergency police commissioner. The National Guard, FBI and other entities are now working to follow President Trump's directive to clean up the nation's capital.
The federal government takes control of Washington DC police operations as DEA Administrator Terry Cole seeks to enforce ...
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Trump administration partially retreats from a takeover of Washington's police. Here's what to know
Federal troops are patrolling the National Mall and neighborhoods across Washington while President Donald Trump's ...
Washington sued to stop President Trump’s takeover of the local police department, the latest clash between the city’s ...
He’s spent more than 31 years as a law enforcement officer, including 22 at the DEA. At the agency, he worked in Oklahoma, ...
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Texas men sentenced after posing as DEA agents, plan to steal marijuana from Oregon home
Two Texas men were sentenced to federal prison on Thursday for their role in a conspiracy to disguise themselves as Drug ...
The fallout from Trump's federal takeover of the police force in D.C. continues. Bondi's latest move prompts backlash.
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Trump administration agrees to keep DC police chief in place, but with immigration enforcement order
The Trump administration has reversed course and agreed to leave the Washington, D.C., police chief in control of the ...
Under the accord presented by the two sides to U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, Trump administration lawyers conceded that D.C.
The DEA says that in North Dakota, close to 70 pounds of meth have been confiscated in 2025, the most in the past five years.
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