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When federal law enforcement officials last year began collecting dossiers on mostly American journalists, activists and lawyers in Tijuana involved with the migrant caravan, one part of their investigation focused on an alleged plot by a drug cartel to sell guns to protesters, according to a Federal Bureau of Investigation report. A Dec. 18, 2018, document from the FBI, obtained by the Union-Tribune, specifies an alleged plan for activists to purchase guns from a “Mexico-based cartel associate known as Cobra Commander,” or Ivan Riebeling. The protesters wanted to “stage an armed rebellion at the border,” the FBI reported to dozens of federal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and Mexico. The unclassified report was provided to the Union-Tribune on the condition the person providing it would not be named, and with the request that the entire document not be shared online because of the ongoing nature of the investigation. The document warns of … [Read more...] about Feds investigating alleged “armed disruption” attempt at U.S.-Mexico border in December: Report

Allie Gross Detroit Free Press Published 10:29 AM EDT Mar 21, 2019 Detroit officials have orchestrated a 'citizen petition drive' soliciting support for a new multi-million dollar surveillance program pitched by Mayor Mike Duggan that would put high-definition cameras in city neighborhoods.  City officials are emailing local community groups asking them to pre-emptively "pledge support" for Duggan's "Neighborhood Real-Time Intelligence Program," an initiative the mayor highlighted during his State of the City address March 5. "In order to continue making Detroit a safe place to live, work, and play, we are asking you to gather signatures from your neighbors pledging support for the Neighborhood Real-Time Intelligence Program," an email sent to a local nonprofit and obtained by the Free Press reads.  The email, which was sent by Martin DeNicolo of the Department of Neighborhoods, on behalf of District 7 Manager Mona Ali, explained that … [Read more...] about Detroiters asked to support new surveillance program

Allie Gross Detroit Free Press Published 8:00 AM EDT Mar 21, 2019 Detroit officials have orchestrated a 'citizen petition drive' soliciting support for a new multi-million dollar surveillance program pitched by Mayor Mike Duggan that would put high-definition cameras in city neighborhoods.  City officials are emailing local community groups asking them to pre-emptively "pledge support" for Duggan's "Neighborhood Real-Time Intelligence Program," an initiative the mayor highlighted during his State of the City address March 5. "In order to continue making Detroit a safe place to live, work, and play, we are asking you to gather signatures from your neighbors pledging support for the Neighborhood Real-Time Intelligence Program," an email sent to a local nonprofit and obtained by the Free Press reads.  The email, which was sent by Martin DeNicolo of the Department of Neighborhoods, on behalf of District 7 Manager Mona Ali, explained that … [Read more...] about Detroiters asked to support $13M surveillance program