The informant had been arrested and flipped months earlier, betrayed by yet another informant.
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About a week later, the documents say, Watkins called the informant to let the informant know they were back in business, and they sold one more $20 baggie to the informant.
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CATANESE: There are reports about that but we don&apost know exactly who the informant is, the accuracy of this report, what the informant&aposs goal was if there was an actual informant.
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You had a lot of contact with this informant, whatever we want to call him, informant, spy, mole.
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If they did have a confidential informant, what did the informant learn about the Trump campaign in Russia?
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You had a lot of contact with this informant, whatever we want to call them, informant, spy, mole.
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HEMMER: With the argument on the informant, I thought he asked a very interesting question, what -- did the informant find anything?
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He vouched for the informant to a parent, saying that the informant was his personal financial adviser and Barkley's, as well.
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In May, prosecutors said, the informant put Raishani in contact with another person who the informant said would help arrange Raishani's travel.
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The informant took the proposed plot a step further, introducing Mr. Medina to an acquaintance the informant said was experienced with explosives.
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In order to block prosecution of himself and the informant, Young sent a text message to the informant to make it appear to the FBI that the informant had left the United States to vacation in Turkey, according to the statement.
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In the course of the investigation, an informant allegedly told detectives Nicolas Shaughnessy had approached the informant about killing his parents, police allege.
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Number one, did Strzok and Page have any role in retaining or supervising the informant or directing the decision to use the informant?
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Shortly after that, Goldberg exchanged messages with a Federal Bureau of Investigation informant and presented the informant with instructions for making explosive devices.
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When the informant asked Hernandez to run a name through a police database to see if that individual was a police informant, Hernandez allegedly obliged for $2,000.
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Owner was a paid FBI informant Before Shahed Hussain owned the limo company, the Pakistani national was an informant for the FBI, two sources confirmed to CNN.
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When the informant and the officer met that day, Hernandez told the informant to get into his private vehicle and listened as the informant put a phone on speaker mode so Hernandez could hear the conversation, in which the person on the other end discussed their movements, the complaint said.
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During his 15-minute testimony, FBI agent Paul Roberts discussed notes he took while interrogating an informant in the case against Guzmán, while the stipulation provided testimony that another informant told investigators that Guzmán was $20 million in debt and that Guzmán associates had recommended a lawyer to the informant.
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It's now clear from multiple news reports that the FBI had an informant who talked to two campaign advisers, but not that the informant was planted on the inside.
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Gunman's father was FBI informant Defense attorneys filed a motion for dismissal last weekend after prosecutors informed them that the shooter's father was an FBI informant under criminal investigation.
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He gave the informant components, including nails, and was arrested after he took possession of what he believed was an explosive device from the informant in July 2015, authorities said.
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And to the extent that there was, I mean I&aposm interested in example, in knowing how this informant who started out as a CIA asset suddenly became an FBI informant.
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Ex-Trump campaign co-chair: The suspected informant and me Sam Clovis recalls his meeting with the alleged FBI informant and what he believes the campaign spy was trying to accomplish.
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Giuliani repeatedly criticized the FBI for using an informant to talk to people in the Trump campaign, arguing it had tainted Mueller's investigation, which began after the use of the informant.
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Giuliani said that an interview of Trump by Mueller would also be contingent on the president&aposs lawyer having access to the informant to know what the informant has shared with Mueller.
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"Everything that we've heard so far involves questionable practices by the Justice Department or the F.B.I. in utilizing this informant, not revealing earlier what this informant found or didn't find," he said.
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Gunman's father was FBI informant Defense attorneys filed a motion for dismissal last weekend after prosecutors informed them that the shooter's father was an FBI informant who is under a criminal investigation.
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In her postings she had accused a confidential informant of being a "snitch," a "rat", a "snitch ass bitch," among other things, and re-posted images and derogatory statements about the informant.
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As Axios' David Nather notes, it's now clear from multiple reports that the FBI had an informant who talked to two campaign advisers, but not that the informant was planted on the inside.
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His informant, Yovanna (Adria Arjona), tipped him with Lorea's location.
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Calling an informant a spy depends on where you sit.
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And if you silenced an informant, was that not good?
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Remember we have an informant that is ready to talk.
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You had some dealings with him, the informant, the professor.
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The inmate was an informant for police, unbeknownst to Franklin.
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The informant was Angela "Angie" Calomiris, a Greenwich Village photographer.
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The hack "was easy, very easy," the informant told Gawker.
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Well, what about that secret informant in the Trump campaign?!
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Cillizza: President Trump has cast this informant as a spy.
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The Hill: White House: "Still cause for concern" about informant.
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Cornell had planned the attack on Washington with an informant.
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The Washington Post: Who is Stefan Halper, the FBI's informant?
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Nunes was among the lawmakers briefed on the FBI informant.
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Doing so would have outed Collins as the magazine's informant.
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The person standing over me said, 'The informant fucked us.
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The informant wasn't spying on Team Trump for political purposes.
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Copson showed the informant the text message, according to Cummings.
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Both Philip and Elizabeth are always having to seduce targets, whose lives sometimes come to a violent and meaningless end — like informant Annelise, whose death later serves as blackmail fodder on yet another informant.
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Earlier this month, Rashid allegedly directed an FBI informant, through another federal informant, to target unnamed deans at Miami Dade College and at Broward College with bombs "as big as possible," the government alleges.
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The hackers suspected there might be an informant in their midst.
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So, a spy -- a spy is the other guy&aposs informant.
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Then, a confidential informant came forward months ago with invaluable information.
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HEMMER: The president refers to this FBI informant matter as spygate.
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Should the government have an informant connected with the national campaign?
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You&aposve got an informant, maybe two, placed as a favor.
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We only sent this informant in there to protect Donald Trump.
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"The whole world is scamming the system," the informant told Hunees.
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The "informant" story has produced zero criminal charges or guilty pleas.
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Trump has repeatedly dubbed the FBI's use of an informant spying.
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Davis was arrested for allegedly selling drugs to a federal informant.
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According to the FBI, he was an informant starting in 1975.
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The informant also sat in on a telephone call with Coffield.
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Kennedy said Trump was right to seek details about the informant.
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Stone claims that the man was acting as an FBI informant.
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Some Republicans are demanding classified documents related to the alleged informant.
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He confessed to his priest and wife about his informant work.
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Marty has now been accused of killing Tommy, the FBI informant.
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All of the plotting was recorded by the informant, Mr. Salem.
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The FBI released the informant from his confidentiality agreement Wednesday night.
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It is not clear whether Mr. Durham has interviewed the informant.
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The informant is shocked that the conversation is even taking place.
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Steele had been a highly credible informant on Russia for years.
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Who is the so-called Informant (Schiff?) who was so inaccurate?
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And when it comes to the informant, we know so little about this informant that, in fact, some senators probing the matter say to us today they don&apost even know his name, but they&aposre about to find out, not just his name, but a lot more information about the informant -- that could be bad news for Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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A source familiar with US monitoring of Russian activities confirmed to Reuters that such a CIA informant inside the Russian government did exist and that the informant had been extracted and brought to the United States.
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Declining an offer for leniency if he became a confidential informant against a ruthless drug gang — which had already killed an informant — he was convicted of participating in a drug conspiracy and filing false tax returns.
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And Henry Greenberg turns out to be an FBI informant of Russian descent who&aposs admitted to the country nine times on informant visas, who is a violent felon who otherwise could not be in the country.
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Now it's reports of an informant inside the Trump campaign, and the president's "allies are waging an increasingly aggressive campaign to undercut the Russia investigation by exposing the role" of the informant, the Post reported on Thursday.
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He also told the informant that he recently took a six-month trip to Africa, where he met ISIS members in Nigeria and the ISIS member that facilitated the meeting with the informant, according to the affidavit.
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A week before they were arrested in April 2017, Jones and Schimenti drove the informant to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, believing the informant would be flying to Syria to fight with Islamic State, according to court documents.
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If the informant talked to George Papadopoulos, did he write it up?
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The certificate names his wife, Pamela, as his surviving relative and informant.
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He is basically just justifying the use of any type of informant.
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The rebel group accused Isarama of being an informant for military intelligence.
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An informant took me to a party that their leader was attending.
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The informant also told them about a fake Dutch embassy in Ghana.
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Stout kept talking to the informant, joking that he was becoming paranoid.
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And how does the FBI go about getting approval for an informant?
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The informant also took documents from Schock's district office in Peoria, Ill.
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Yvon Lamontagne, one of these clients, became a police informant in 2012.
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This informant, I believe, would be able to link those two together.
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Cummings on Tuesday demanded that Democrats have access to that confidential informant.
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The White House referred inquiries on the informant to the Justice Department.
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The guy who was the informant, you know, was a CIA asset.
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Go deeper: An inside look at the suspected FBI informant, Stefan Halper
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Hubbard also introduced the informant to Darren Arness Jackson, 50 (aka Daoud).
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The informant concludes from this that Toca is unable to finish anything.
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They escaped with all of $21,000, until another informant gave them away.
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I realize that Hélène isn't just a friendly informant; she's a friend.
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He joined the anti-Communist side and even became an F.B.I. informant.
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It said the informant was an American academic who teaches in Britain.
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His faith, he said, did not allow him to become an informant.
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The whole slat mill industry is problematic, the dog fighting informant said.
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Mr. Young said he found the idea of becoming an informant distasteful.
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The Thane police said their informant was not employed by the swindlers.
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The FBI used an informant to "spy" on the Trump campaign. FALSE.
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That informant would then have to go before the judge for questioning.
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So they continue to leak out things about this informant and we don&apost know if there is one informant or more informants because there is so much out there now, it&aposs really getting tough to follow.
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The tip came to Minnesota police officers in July via a confidential informant: In a suburb in Anoka County, the informant said, a man had been quietly selling thousands of vaping cartridges laced with marijuana from his home.
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He also expressed an interested in aiding the Islamic State, and in conversations with an FBI confidential informant, he offered advice on how the informant could evade law enforcement detection if he sought to travel to the Middle East.
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During his 15-minute testimony, FBI agent Paul Roberts discussed notes he took while interrogating an informant in the case against Guzmán, while the stipulation provided testimony that another informant told investigators that Guzmán was $20 million in debt.
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In October 2017, Solomon was the first to report on an informant who accused former secretary of state Hillary Clinton of helping a Russian company improperly obtain uranium mining rights—an informant being represented at the time by Toensing.
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Thanks to an informant, the bodies were discovered 44 days after the killings.
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A US military official confirmed that threats have been made against an informant.
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The informant met with several campaign officials, including Papadopoulos, during the 2016 race.
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The confidential informant, identified as Stefan Halper, met with three Trump campaign advisers.
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That informant, a drug dealer named Alexis White, didn't actually buy the drugs.
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The informant had not, however, mentioned what he thought the men were taking.
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Officers said an informant had alerted them to illegal weapons at the residence.
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Some have no standing rules at all but resolve informant issues more informally.
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An informant tipped off security services when he attempted to buy a gun.
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You're not sending an informant into this group, because they know each other.
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Raishani later told the informant that he regretted not going himself, prosecutors said.
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Chairman Nunes is also saying there might be more than one FBI informant?
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Apparently, that might have been told to the lawyer of the FBI informant.
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SEKULOW: I think the confidence of the informant is going to change everything.
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A jailhouse informant also alleged to have overheard Fontenot confessing after the fact.
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Ciccolo was arrested in July 2015 after receiving guns from a federal informant.
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HUME: And the FBI informant it seems to me is an interesting question.
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Pennsylvania Democrat resigns as mayor after allegedly soliciting &apospolice informant&apos for sex .
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Lynch herself would have had to have approved an informant on that campaign.
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He was arrested in July 2015 after receiving guns from a federal informant.
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The dog was then left to discern which informant has the correct knowledge.
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That person turned out to be an undercover informant working for the FBI.
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Later that day, the informant met Hernandez and paid him $5,000, agents said.
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The informant reportedly had contact with three members of Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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One of the agents said no but encouraged Thomas to become an informant.
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There is no public evidence that the informant or the bureau acted inappropriately.
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The authorities learned of the attack from a paid informant, the affidavit said.
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An anonymous informant had provided Dutch authorities with the identities of the kidnappers.
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Stone said the man calling himself Henry Greenberg was a longtime FBI informant.
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One of them, a monk, even served as an informant for the military.
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You just heard what Carter said about this reported informant for the FBI.
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The FBI informant explained to Hubbard that the Pentagon was a difficult target.
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On July 21, Jackson allegedly drove Hubbard and the informant to Miami airport.
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Participating in a public health study is like acting as a police informant.
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Ms. Peterson's cross-examination seemed to frustrate the informant at times on Tuesday.
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It refers to reports that an F.B.I. informant had contacted Trump campaign aides.
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But Dr. Sheikhzadeh refused to become an informant in exchange for lenient treatment.
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He spoke about murdering an informant in the earshot of women and children.
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Garretson eventually became an informant, giving a USFWS agent intel on Exotic's movements.
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On the original show, that would have marked her as a true informant.
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Japanese media reports say the informant is a member of Nissan's legal department.
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The F.B.I. had many reasons to pursue him as an informant, he surmised.
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The informant was told Georgescu was a well-connected arms-broker, prosecutors said.
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Other House Republicans have largely stayed silent on the dispute over the informant.
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She provided the information to the police, including the name of the informant.
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House Republicans had pressed for weeks for access to material on the informant.
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Being a jailhouse informant is a good gig, if you can get it.
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One informant, Cambridge professor Stefan Halper, met with Page and Papadopoulos in 2016.
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Before he went on the run, Bulger had been a longtime FBI informant.
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Now, Sharyl Attkisson says an informant has acknowledged a role in the snooping.
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U.S. media reports have described the informant as a high-level CIA source.
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Filmmaker Scott Z. Burns, who's written several films including Contagion and The Informant!
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They were obtained by Mr. Guzmán's I.T. expert, who became an undercover informant.
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" NUNES SETS DEADLINE FOR DOJ TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTS ON ALLEGED FBI INFORMANT Last week, Nunes set a June 12 deadline for the Justice Department to hand over documents related to the alleged informant to all committee members "and designated staff.
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Giuliani questions whether there was FBI informant in Trump campaign Trump and his allies have seized on a recent New York Times report that at least one government informant met several times with Trump campaign advisers Carter Page and George Papadopoulos,.
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Courts have repeatedly held that even when the government omitted the criminal history of the informant or the fact that the informant was paid, it didn't matter unless the omitted information would have caused the judge not to sign the warrant.
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A year into his sentence, he became an informant and served only five years.
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The informant communicated with Trump campaign advisers George Papadopoulos, Carter Page and Sam Clovis.
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"Some believe the only way you quit is to become an informant," said Stratton.
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Hunt, however, did reject the suggestion that police had been protecting an IRA informant.
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They said they had been tipped off to his whereabouts by a Slovak informant.
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Several outlets have identified the informant as professor and longtime FBI source Stefan Halper.
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Speaking of things that we're repeatedly doing: What is up with Stan's new informant?
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And also, that they planted at least one government informant in the Trump campaign.
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He met with the informant and came armed with an AK-47 style rifle.
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NUNES: Well, I can tell you that nobody was ever interested in an informant.
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Sources close to Papadopoulos now say the informant was working for an intelligence agency.
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What do you call this guy, a spy, and informant or just a mole?
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GOODSTEIN: Bobby, you&aposd agree that outing the identity of this informant is dangerous.
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That confirms the FBI had a spy, an informant that infiltrated the Trump campaign.
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The informant also reportedly met with Trump co-chair Sam Clovis in August 2016.
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According to the reports, the informant served in the Nixon, Ford and Reagan administrations.
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Apparently the only Black female lead in the first episode is a police informant.
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His work as an informant for law enforcement gave him cover to commit violence.
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Tariq brings Lucious an informant, and when he doesn't comply, they beat him up.
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There is no public evidence of wrongdoing by either the informant or the bureau.
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ICE later detained Henry, identifying him as an informant and placing him in jail.
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It was later revealed that Mateen's father worked for the FBI as an informant.
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There is no public evidence of wrongdoing by either the informant or the FBI.
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Nunes previously subpoenaed the Justice Department for all documents related to the FBI informant.
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The informant was told that Georgescu was a well-connected arms-broker, prosecutors said.
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The feds then sought to pressure Weaver to become an informant but he refused.
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Background… The likely identity of the alleged informant came into focus over the weekend.
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The Post reported that records do not indicate that Greenberg was an FBI informant.
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Giuliani added that an informant could make Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation "completely illegitimate."
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At every key turn — affidavits, interviews, FISA applications, informant taskings — there was agent Strzok.
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The prosecution case was based in part on the testimony of the jailhouse informant.
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You can call him an informant but his actions were that of a spy.
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During the trial, an informant testified against me, pointing me out in the courtroom.
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I think we've found five or six different times Skinner had been an informant.
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The first kickback payment recorded by the FBI through its informant was dated Nov.
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For nearly three months, Mullen had been working as an informant inside National Action.
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The soft-spoken informant befriended Mr. Khattala and began visiting his house in Benghazi.
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The State Department denied Amiri's comments, claiming he had been a paid CIA informant.
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Meders was arrested after an informant told authorities he was involved in the crime.
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He was arrested after an informant told authorities he was involved in the crime.
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She also plays an important role as an informant for her brother, Gause said.
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The influential publication Chess Informant called that game the most beautiful of the year.
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Police said an informant provided them with details of the assassination attempt against Londono.
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The Republican senator said at the time he obtained his information from an informant.
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The possibility that Mr. Guzmán might also become an informant is a complicated one.
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Betrayal has always been punishable by death — of the informant, of the informant's family.
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The man who looted our house was a known informant of the secret service.
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INGRAHAM: What&aposs the deal tonight with this, we got to get to the bottom of the FBI informant issue but what&aposs the deal tonight Andy with the New York Times come out saying this Russia thing is collapsing, the informant thing.
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MACCALLUM: All right, so in terms of the substance of the meeting and whether or not there was an informant and there&aposs been a lot of you know Twitter back and forth about whether it&aposs supposed to be called an informant.
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In June, the informant asked Hernandez to run record checks on some vehicles, which he did for $1,000, and later in the month paid him $2,000 to run a records check on a person to see if he was an informant, authorities said.
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Not one of them say the guy was an FBI informant, not one of them.
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B.I. Used Informant to Investigate Russia Ties to Campaign, Not to Spy, as Trump Claims.
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Why there was at least one human informant sent in to spy on the campaign?
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They wanted to enlist him as an informant and travel back to Afghanistan, Noorzae says.
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Those plots were averted because the FBI had inserted an informant into the sheikh's circle.
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Jeff, no spy, I guess we can call it an informant mole or a lure.
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The Washington Post says that informant got a meeting with the Trump campaign's co-chair.
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The Washington Post reported that the informant also briefly met with campaign cochair Sam Clovis.
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Importantly, according to these reports, the informant was not a spy embedded within the campaign.
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The DEA nabs one such informant and installs him as a waiter in the party.
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Jughead meets up with his anonymous informant "deep throat" who turns out to be...Smithers!
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James Clapper said this about what you are referring to on this informant this week.
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Ron DeSantis on the FBI's Uranium One informant Florida congressman provides insight on 'The Story.
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This informant reportedly had a sit down with Carter Page in early July of 2016.
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At least one of the females served as a confidential informant, according to court records.
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Martin did not say why the FBI decided against enlisting Omar Mateen as an informant.
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Stimson said there is no evidence that Muhtorov&aposs claims to the informant were true.
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The filing was first highlighted by The Informant, a new publication focusing on violent extremism.
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"If you were an informant, you were a hero for a few years," Davis explained.
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The answer goes like this: The media is why Trump even knows about the informant.
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In 2012, some of them were busted after communicating via IRC with an FBI informant.
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CNN has reported that the FBI did not insert an informant into the Trump campaign.
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It is not clear whether the FBI paid the informant at all for his work.
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Stone denies accepting any deal and has alleged that the Russian was an FBI informant.
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Amongst themselves, they refer to the informant as "Source No. 2," according to one source.
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The New York Times later said the informant had sent secrets to Washington for decades.
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The FBI had an informant in 2016 who reportedly met with three Trump campaign officials.
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Not whether the Justice Department employed a spy, agent or informant, and who it was.
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To Clizbe, though, the outcome of the trial supports his theory: Simmons was an informant.
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Also, the aforementioned Lucas Goodwin has gotten an early release by becoming a federal informant.
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Mr. Khattala suspected the American government was seeking to arrest him, according to the informant.
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He was a cooperating witness for the Justice Department, and was not an F.B.I. informant.
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But the man Asainov was texting ended up being a confidential informant with the NYPD.
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Mr. Alene is a government official, whose job includes elements of both informant and enforcer.
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The informant was an American professor who had helped the F.B.I. with previous counterintelligence investigations.
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"A confidential informant is not a spy," says Senator Lindsey Graham, undermining Spygate's central premise.
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In one of his tweets, Mr. Trump also mentioned the use of a confidential informant.
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Law enforcement officials said there was nothing unusual about using an informant to gather information.
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The Washington Post story quoted Stone as saying that Greenberg was a longtime FBI informant.
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The batch of leaked documents, by contrast, is like an informant who won't shut up.
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The acquaintance, who was an FBI informant, arranged for a hit man who'd charge $10,000.
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After that meeting, Rosquette allegedly told the informant that he approved of the hit man.
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An F.B.I. informant said he had raised alarms about the second attacker two years ago.
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If he had been an F.B.I. informant, prosecutors could have easily found and questioned him.
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In one case, the information was used to arrange the attempted murder of an informant.
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Huckabee said Gowdy seemed to unquestioningly accept the Justice Department's briefing on the FBI informant.
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It was here, at the Harris County Jail, that Skalnik's career as an informant began.
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Instead, a C.I.A. informant close to the Kremlin was a key source for that finding.
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His trial hinged on transcripts of secretly recorded meetings with an F.B.I. informant, Emad Salem.
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The scammers, like the anonymous informant himself, were prisoners in South Carolina's Lee Correctional Institution.
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"I am a lawyer, and I am an informant," she says in the NBC interview.
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Mr. Pottinger poured Kessler a glass of WhistlePig whiskey, and the informant began to talk.
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The informant, Lori Stroud, said she had become concerned about the company's surveillance of Americans.
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"Mike has been putting everything in place for us," Copson told the informant, Cummings wrote.
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In particular, the attorney maintains that while the FBI investigation was going on, FBI agents told the informant that President Barack Obama was being briefed on the probe, and that's why the informant was so stunned when the Uranium One deal was approved in 2010.
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Four days later, Professor Stefan Halper was a headline in The Washington Post as the informant.
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GIGOT: We know from some reporting that this informant met with Carter Page, with George Papadopoulos.
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What else do we want to learn about this informant and what he was up to?
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Unbeknownst to Rosquette, the contract killer he'd just tapped for the job was an FBI informant.
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He could be viewed as a confidential FBI informant who was outed and in the press.
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An informant told the Soviets that Blaschke had fled to Berchtesgaden, Hitler's Alpine stronghold, weeks before.
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Especially after learning that Saad, who's real name is Tyrone Banks J.r, is an FBI informant.
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It wasn't until that night that the informant spotted a missing persons report for the pair.
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Shahed Hussain had worked with the FBI as an informant in at least two counterterrorism investigations.
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An informant in the case said the guns came from Roh's factory, according to court records.
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The New York Times says the FBI sent an informant to talk to two Trump staffers.
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He's likely referencing how the FBI used secret surveillance and an informant to monitor Trump aides.
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So, I -- what can you learn or perhaps now, what do you know about this informant?
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That could still you mean had a confidential informant on the campaign and record the conversation.
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What is the difference between an informant and a spy if there is one at all?
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That&aposs what Trump called reports that the FBI had an informant in his presidential campaign.
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The video, posted by the Boston Globe , shows the informant coaxing the confession out of Martinez.
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Meanwhile, reports vary on when the FBI tapped the informant to snoop on the Trump campaign.
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They didn&apost run this informant at the Russian side of the rumors that they had.
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We&aposll ask our Sunday panel about reports the FBI have an informant on the campaign.
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His friend turned out to be a police informant, and he was charged with dealing drugs.
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Residents of another village described seeing Islamist fighters detain a man accused of being an informant.
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News reports show that an FBI informant met with three campaign advisers to Trump in 85033.
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Because Mr. Lutchman, a mentally ill panhandler, had no money, the informant covered the $113 cost.
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Ahead, the key takeaways from the ex-hacker and former FBI informant turned security do-gooder.
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"Confidential Informant 277," as he was identified by federal prosecutors, is not named in court records.
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At the end of the interview, the arrestee was usually asked to become a confidential informant.
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Law enforcement insists the use of the informant was justified as part of a counterintelligence investigation.
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"I am a lawyer, and I am an informant," she reportedly admitted in the NBC interview.
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For example, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) might have run a successful operation with an informant.
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"[The informant] initiated contact between members of the Trump campaign, and at whose direction?" he asked.
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However, the activities of the FBI informant are under scrutiny as they never have been before.
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Little did he know, the person Brown sent the money to was actually a confidential informant.
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Weldon Angelos received a mandatory 85033 years in prison for selling marijuana to a federal informant.
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Fox News: Former Trump adviser Michael Caputo says there might have been a second FBI informant.
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They have argued the use of the informant is an example of bias within the bureau.
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The New York Times had previously reported on Wednesday that the informant approached Papadopoulos and Page.
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And friends, informants, snoops, the FBI had this informant, maybe others, spying on the Trump campaign.
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Update: Following this interview, Trump fired off another tweet about the speculation of an implanted informant.
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His first scene puts him in a trading post getting information out of a scared informant.
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When stormtroopers show up and Andor needs to bail, he shoots the informant in the back.
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And the president said his efforts to learn more about the informant were not undercutting anything.
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On the other was Salvatore Gravano, a hitman-turned-informant better known as Sammy the Bull.
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Now that inside informant Alice's (Mädchen Amick) reports have gone cold, Betty is starting to worry.
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But there has been no evidence of an embedded spy or informant in the Trump campaign.
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"Where's the family at?" one man asked, according to a recording made by an undercover informant.
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Mr. Morton was arrested minutes after the informant and his mother pulled up at the hotel.
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The article revealed that "at least one government informant met several times" with Papadopoulos and Page.
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Despite all the allegations swirling, there's a lot we don't know about this alleged FBI informant.
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Mastrovincenzo and another member, who later became a confidential informant, found the panhandler and beat him.
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Although there appears to be no evidence to date that the President personally colluded with Russia, it remains interesting to me that the White House legal strategy involving this confidential human informant has been to attack what the informant did rather than what he may have found.
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They were trying to say, for example, did the informant issue, give reports to the Justice Department?
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Phone calls to 311, legal aid and confidential informant lines were also free, according to the city.
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The informant introduced the three men to an undercover agent who was posing as a weapons trafficker.
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After his return to the United States, he was monitored by an informant, leading to his arrest.
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So, what has this informant told congressional leaders or what do they expect to hear from him?
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He&aposs charged with revealing the identity of a confidential informant who was being used against Gebhardt.
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The informant, whose name is protected by the courts, claims her actions helped convict nearly 19703 criminals.
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Prosecutors argued that he was putting an informant at risk by spreading his name on social media.
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Or did they have the informant because they were trying to bait people into doing something wrong?
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And they go out and they do their thing, and somehow they are targeted by this informant.
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So, how did that gag order gets lifted, Ed, and what do we know about this informant?
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Carter Page is here to describe what it was like to be targeted by an FBI informant.
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And this informant was somebody that was very well-known to the CIA and to the FBI.
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But loyalties are tested when Santos is ensnared in an F.B.I. investigation and reluctantly becomes an informant.
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Unfortunately for López, the hacker, now in witness protection, was an informant for U.S. and Mexican intelligence.
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One informant looked slightly toward the person placing the bait, while the other information looked slightly away.
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The informant said they backed out of the plan after failing to get hold of automatic weapons.
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The prosecution relied heavily on testimony from a jail house informant, who said Nolley confessed to him.
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He'll play Barry Seal, an American pilot and drug smuggler for the Medellín cartel-turned DEA informant.
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With his mustache and glasses, Egerton's Eddie is more Matt Damon as Mark Whitacre in The Informant!
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In this case, fortunately, it was an FBI informant who followed Young's trajectory through the radicalization pathway.
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DIAMOND: There's no indication as of now that the informant was actually embedded in the campaign, right?
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Media reports state that an FBI informant met with at least three Trump campaign advisers in 2016.
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One guard is accused of arranging for prisoners to attack an inmate suspected of being an informant.
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Trump allies for days have said there may have been an informant embedded in the Trump campaign.
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They say that Trump's characterization of the use of the informant as a surveillance operation is misleading.
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The problem is that Halper also may have been a paid informant for the FBI and CIA.
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A former Trump campaign aide claimed late Monday that a second government "informant" approached the Trump campaign.
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Jalloh met with the informant twice, once in April and once in May, according to the affidavit.
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Turning informant remains fraught with peril, and is more often described as career suicide than noble deed.
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Obama administration officials have said the FBI's use of an informant in counterintelligence investigations is not unusual.
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They want more information released about an FBI informant who apparently interacted with the 85033 Trump campaign.
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Recently, Trump has fixated on the possible use of an informant to gather information on his campaign.
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Fearing his ties to the United States would get him killed, the Iraqi informant defected to Iran.
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He as arrested shortly after placing one of the mock bombs into the vehicle of an informant.
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As Clay grabs the informant and begins to grill him for info, the police take up positions.
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The C.I.A. has also used members of these indigenous militias to develop informant networks and collect intelligence.
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White House Orders Broader Access to Files About F.B.I. Informant Trump Invited the Russians to Hack Clinton.
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That operation may also have contributed to the extraordinary crippling of the C.I.A. informant network in China.
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There were the Camden 28, who were betrayed by an F.B.I. informant but acquitted by a jury.
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Until recently, Mr. Trump has couched the notion of an informant inside his campaign as a hypothetical.
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The F.B.I. informant, an American academic teaching in Britain, was in contact with three Trump campaign advisers.
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Mr. Hussain, the informant, went by Malik when he helped the F.B.I. infiltrate a mosque in Albany.
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They relied on an informant who earned Mr. Khattala's trust and testified against him during the trial.
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No evidence has emerged that the informant acted improperly, but few details are known about his work.
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Muhammad Abdullah, Regeni's contact in the street vendors' union, was an informant for the National Security Agency.
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However, they said they do not plan to use the records obtained by the informant at trial.
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Officers are allowed to do so in specific situations, like when they're talking to a confidential informant.
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On May 18, F.B.I. agents interviewed a second jailhouse informant, who offered a similar story about Abdullah.
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Yet, though he disputes it, Lladrovci is widely believed to be an informant for Kosovo's security services.
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Afterwards, Barone got into arguments over his informant methods with his new handlers, according to court filings.
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Several reports indicate an informant working with law enforcement contacted three people on Trump's campaign in 2016.
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Lawmakers were briefed on Thursday about the F.B.I.'s use of an informant in the Russia investigation.
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House Republicans close to President Trump have been pressing for access to material related to the informant.
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Of the 367 DNA-based exonerations on record, one in five involved testimony from a jailhouse informant.
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In 2011, after the American withdrawal, an informant told the police that Mohammad had returned to Mosul.
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He's probably referring to how the FBI used secret surveillance and an informant to monitor Trump aides.
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A state official and a former attorney with knowledge of his cooperation confirm Hussain was an informant.
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In making this assertion the memo focuses on the "dossier" compiled by former FBI informant Christopher Steele.
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Judge Goethals has expressed frustration over prosecutors' continuing to withhold information and records about the informant program.
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Some of the best material in Season 3 featured the informant, Jorge Salcedo, played by Matias Varela.
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I hope the House Intelligence Committee can get to the bottom of why the Comey FBI ran a paid informant who was a Russian national admitted to the country on an informant visa in on - in May of 2000 in an attempt to entrap me and compromise Donald Trump.
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They also think his service as a confidential informant to the wildlife service should be taken into consideration.
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And let&aposs not argue about whether it&aposs a spy or an informant because that&aposs irrelevant.
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" Andrew McCarthy says, "There's probably no doubt that they had at least one confidential informant in the campaign.
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And Gowdy said, this means that it was of course OK to run an informant against your campaign.
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From the archive: Informant denies buying drugs After Johnston's death, they planted marijuana in the slain woman's home.
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HANNITY: Let me -- let me ask you and everybody in the media -- oh, he&aposs just an informant.
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Gowdy was part of a high-level briefing last week with DOJ and FBI officials regarding the informant.
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The Miami bureau of the FBI has sponsored him on an informant&aposs visa on nine previous occasions.
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Acevedo says Houston PD developed the first major lead from an informant that led officials to the suspect.
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The informant was a distant relative who often gave names to security agents, said Younis&apos father, Saad.
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One informant told the authorities that Balian tipped off a gang member in Los Angeles about a raid.
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Detectives subsequently identified one of the anonymous witnesses, who agreed to speak to investigators as a confidential informant.
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But then a notorious Orange County jail informant testified that Evins confessed to the crime, Della Donna said.
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What's been reported so far is that an FBI informant met with Trump campaign aides for brief meetings.
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Matthew Charles, 51, spent 21 years in prison for selling crack cocaine to an informant in the 1990s.
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One caveat — they could get me off the list if I agreed to become an informant at mosques.
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An FBI informant in this case who infiltrated this Putin network right here in America is offering evidence.
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The FBI informant had all the evidence of bribes and kickbacks and money laundering and he did nothing.
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Oh, and Wolff is an alias because Affleck's character is on the lam, but also a government informant.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Comey are clashing over the revelations of an informant potentially snooping on his 2016 campaign.
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Maybe it&aposs an informant but it&aposs not quite what people are making it out to be.
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I mean, did they have someone, an informant, because they had evidence that there was something going on?
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"The jailhouse informant said he walked into this house in McLelinville – it's called a stash house," Drexel said.
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GUILFOYLE: And now the smoking gun is the unmasked, so to speak, informant who&aposs been given freedom.
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In the latest development, The Hill reported that, an FBI informant was cleared to testify on the issue.
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The informant, 27-year-old Pedro Barrera, allegedly claimed that his former comrades had guerrilla bases in Belize.
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Every time the informant would buy, the drug would be turned over afterward to authorities, the documents allege.
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Once Young believed that had happened, the FBI began communicating directly with Young electronically, posing as the informant.
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WATTERS: According to the media, Greg, it was not a spy, it was just an informant, right, Juan?
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He said the alleged informant claimed to know Carter Page, who also was part of Trump's campaign team.
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Reports that the FBI even planted an undercover informant to spy on the Trump campaign are particularly alarming.
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He lived a double life as a criminal and FBI informant — and used the arrangement to his advantage.
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I mean, it sounds like they had decommissioned this informant and is fully intended to keep using him.
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An FBI confidential informant told investigators that Dais is unemployed and that her "Islamic husband" paid the bills.
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News of the alleged threat against Schiff was first reported by The Informant, an independent investigative news outlet.
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Hernandez told the informant to let the person know "they would be patrolling the streets," the complaint says.
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"Here's the issue that I really feel strongly about with this informant, if there is one," said Giuliani.
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He says he became an informant for the intelligence agency after becoming disillusioned with Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Cillizza: What is the approval process -- if any -- for the FBI to get clearance to deploy an informant?
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The F.B.I. informant suggested attacking the synagogue during a Jewish holiday two weeks later, according to court files.
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Trump's tweet about an "embedded informant" in the campaign came after Giuliani said this on Fox and Friends.
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Giuliani told CNN's Chris Cuomo that neither he nor Trump knows "for sure" if there was an informant.
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The outlet said the informant was present during the raid over the weekend by US Delta Force operators.
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Prosecutors have said they don't plan to use some of the information gleaned from the informant at trial.
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There have been reports that the agency sent a confidential informant to talk to members of the campaign.
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"The secret society — we have an informant talking about a group holding secret meetings off-site," Johnson said.
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The President and the informant Trump pressed for an FBI informant's gag order to be lifted, sources say.
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The informant, a convicted burglar on probation, turned the bombs in to authorities on Monday, the complaint said.
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Trump and his allies have claimed the use of the informant was an act of politically motivated espionage.
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FBI is not supposed to use the word spies, so they use that word, non-contiguous, unidentified, informant.
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And then Trump campaign advisor Carter Page was contacted by an associate of an apparent informant in June.
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If an undercover informant infiltrates a campaign, insinuates himself into conservations to gather evidence secretly, that&aposs fine.
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The dispute over the informant is the latest clash between House Republicans and the FBI in recent months.
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Trump demanded action after reports that an FBI informant talked to three members of the Trump campaign team.
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In 2016, Hansen told an FBI informant he was doing consulting work for China's Ministry of State Security.
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No evidence has emerged, however, that the informant was used to spy on the campaign for political purposes.
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Steele is an informant who provided law enforcement officers information about what he believed was a crime(s).
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Among other issues, Collins thinks that, when he was a Searchlight informant, Gable was cavalier about his safety.
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"Unlike the U.S., we have very strict controls over what a registered informant can do," Mr. Videcette said.
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There was the F.B.I.'s trying to turn a security contractor working for the defense into an informant.
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"He wanted to be the king of his country," according to the informant who ultimately brought him down.
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Why was Mr. Bulger, a notorious informant in frail health, placed with other inmates in the general population?
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That system worked as intended for years — right up until the engineer became an informant for the FBI.
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A government informant who was present at the Arizona Border Recon meeting Pratchard attended began looking into him.
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The sign included an informant hotline to call if anyone saw him or his family leave the apartment.
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In tweets, Trump stated that the informant "never" reported on potential Russian efforts to collude with his campaign.
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He had come to the attention of officials not by a well-placed informant or a sting operation.
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She told the judges that "she never advocated any retaliatory conduct (physical violence or otherwise)" against the informant.
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Next, the defendant in Edwards argued that her Facebook postings did not cause the informant any actual harm.
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Mohammed, one of Suarez's dining companions at Denny's, was a paid FBI informant who specialized in terror cases.
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"A confidential informant came, to say drugs are very prevalent in such-and-such area," he told me.
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A third jailhouse informant, Paul Skalnik, is a former police officer whose credibility has been called into question.
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The secret society -- we have an informant talking about a group that was holding secret meetings off-site.
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A confidential informant, for example, could be reluctant to talk to a cop who's wearing a body camera.
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When Wershe was 14, he was recruited by a federal drug task force to work as an informant.
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The president could well have asked someone to find out what Stone knew, but there would be a rather simple reason for doing so: Stone was broadcasting on Twitter, in interviews and in speeches, that he had an informant and that, through the informant, he knew about what was going on.
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The San Diego agents, confused, emailed back, asking if perhaps Hasan was a "friend," or informant, for the WFO.
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Initially, Pope planned to meet up with informant Yovanna in Australia, where he's sent her to escape the cartel.
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One informant told the authorities that Balian tipped off a gang member in Los Angeles about an incoming raid.
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The president has been emboldened by revelations that an FBI informant was communicating with members of the Trump campaign.
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Law enforcement officials in Alabama tell us Harris was arrested Thursday after allegedly selling drugs to a confidential informant.
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Steele's strong track record made him a trusted and valuable informant for the FBI and other US government agencies.
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A federal law enforcement officer testified earlier that an informant said Perez believed the center&aposs worshippers were terrorists.
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Based on the confession and informant testimony, a judge convicted him and sentenced him to death on May 10.
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He&aposs saying that they acted appropriately, and that the informant was used to investigate Russia, not the campaign.
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Well, here's an important bit: According to these reports, the informant was not a spy embedded within the campaign.
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" -- October 21 interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity "Who is the so-called Informant (Schiff?) who was so inaccurate?
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An FBI informant working undercover at the time of the controversial uranium one deal is now free to talk.
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HANNITY: Bribery, extortion, money laundering, racketeering and Mueller and Eric Holder and the FBI informant with evidence in 2000.
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"At least one government informant met several times with Carter Page and George Papadopoulos," current and former officials said.
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But I think we are getting into a dangerous precedent if news organizations start naming informant in this situation.
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KURTZ: This latest New York Times story says the FBI had at least one informant in the Trump campaign.
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There&aposs a serious issue here of whether an informant was used targeting the campaign of the opposing party.
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By 2012, he told an FBI informant of plans to join the group and become a fighter, Holloway said.
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Get these documents out so we can see the truth about this informant or whether there were any more.
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Fox News also has confirmed that the original reported informant was in communication with at least three campaign officials.
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Felix and the other agent threaten to reveal his status as an informant to the cartel unless he cooperates.
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Fox News also has confirmed that the original reported informant was in communication with at least three campaign officials.
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Word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI spied on the Trump campaign with an embedded informant.
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That same year, an FBI informant told J. Edgar Hoover she allegedly had ties with an unnamed communist organization.
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They also point to the FBI's use of an informant to meet with former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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But in an April interview Veselnitskaya told NBC she has been an active informant for Russian authorities since 2013.
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And then went into the Obama administration in 2010, and worked on tech informant policy at the State Department.
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The memo also reveals that after Steele's communications with the press became known, his informant status was properly terminated.
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During Fitzpatrick's tenure, Bulger served as an FBI informant while committing several murders, a statement from the FBI says.
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Taheb told the informant "jihad was the best deed in Islam and the peak of Islam," the complaint said.
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Taking the step of using an intrusive investigative tool like a human informant would have garnered even greater oversight.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday sought permission to interview an FBI informant who helped agents uncover the scheme.
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The F.B.I. agent Chris, the K.G.B. agent Gregory, the handler Kate and the informant Annelise were important but peripheral.
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We now know that -- despite her early denials of ties to Putin -- Veselnitskaya is, in fact, a Russian informant.
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The ISIS member was plotting an attack on U.S. soil and hoped to have Jalloh and the informant help.
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The Pentagon and the White House haven't commented on the presence of an informant in al-Baghdadi's inner circle.
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There's no mention in the court filing of whether the friend was paid by the FBI like an informant.
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Another lawyer said it's unlikely that the use of an informant would be repeated in other investigations of lawmakers.
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CNBC and NBC News have not independently confirmed reporting in multiple new outlets identifying Halper as an FBI informant.
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The FBI wired a congressional staffer and turned him into a secret informant during its investigation into former Rep.
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Barnett also gave the informant gloves, a mask and a license plate cover to conceal his identity from police.
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One of the officials said the informant is a US citizen, but provided no other details on the identity.
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There is no evidence that the FBI dispatched the informant to infiltrate the Trump campaign, the Times reported Friday.
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I would like to know how a CIA asset becomes an FBI informant, who organized that, who paid him?
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CAVUTO: All right, the president called it spy gate, that that person who was an informant was a spy.
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The typical informant doesn't try his hand, let alone succeed, at conning his way into Pentagon public-relations programs.
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"We weren't sure about Guyana law, or the Guyanese, and you don't want to blow your informant," Ahmad said.
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The very next day, the military surrounded her house, called by an informant seeking the bounty on her head.
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In 2008, a Pakistani–American DEA informant supported a terrorist attack in Mumbai that killed 166, including six Americans.
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The Washington Post reported last week that the suspected FBI informant has been a U.S. intelligence asset for years.
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Most of his arrests occurred when someone betrayed him, and Tomic sometimes wondered if she was a police informant.
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The informant said the men were part of a hit squad that carried out killings on Mr. Khattala's behalf.
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Ms. Peterson asked the informant whether he had special training when it came to recognizing faces on grainy video.
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But to MS-13 leaders, those conversations signaled that Mr. Ayala was an informant — an allegation his family denied.
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Several officials said intelligence operations — including aerial surveillance, electronic intercepts and informant networks — have improved over the past year.
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At least one government informant met several times with two of Mr. Trump's former campaign aides, officials have said.
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It was unclear whether Thursday's exercise would satisfy Mr. Nunes, who has sought all documents related to the informant.
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"The Justice Department must go to the mat to protect the identity of an F.B.I. informant," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, continued to gripe about the informant on Tuesday to reporters in the Oval Office.
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Instead, officials decided to monitor the man and watched as he visited the Florida home of the former informant.
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Lee shows up as a "Watcher Informant" surrounded by three Watchers, an ancient alien race that oversees the universe.
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He was also an FBI informant and helped the organization bring down the New England mob, his gang's rival.
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Lecron also discussed the planned massacre with an informant and undercover agents in 2018, according to the Justice Department.
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The military's secretive Joint Special Operations Command has been particularly effective in building informant networks that lead to strikes.
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Between 2014 and 2016, the F.B.I. and the Justice Department unsuccessfully tried to turn Mr. Deripaska into an informant.
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The agent wore a listening device for the meeting that included the informant and was monitored by the FBI.
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Information from a confidential informant had led them to believe that Heuring was using the vehicle to sell meth.
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Before he owned the company, the Pakistani national was an informant for the FBI, two sources confirmed to CNN.
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Opinion The testimony of a notorious con artist and jailhouse informant could mean the difference between life and death.
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Former Trump campaign national co-chairman Sam Clovis is downplaying an interview he had with a possible FBI informant.
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During the trial, jurors heard a secretly-recorded confession captured during a conversation between Boone-Doty and an informant.
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The paper also noted that an F.B.I. informant learned that a communist acquaintance of the Seborers eventually visited them.
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Officers are allowed to do so in specific situations, like when they're talking to a confidential informant, he said.
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Mr. Young said he had suspected early on that Mo might be an informant because of his strange mannerisms.
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But you didn't agree to that, and your informant had no right to expect you to cover for her.
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They once approached him at a Starbucks in Queens to recruit him as an informant, according to Mr. Kourani.
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Former intelligence officials told the Times that there was no public evidence indicating that Trump directly endangered the informant.
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Next Thing Her second solo art show is to open in September at the London gallery Project Native Informant.
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Republicans in Congress jumped on board and demanded access to documents related to the FBI's use of an informant.
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Over several weeks, the informant met with Mr. Domingo and discussed his detailed plans to carry out an attack.
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He introduced Brand to the informants, police officers, and smugglers who would become the roots of his informant organization.
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So, too, are any meaningful consequences for prosecutors who fail to disclose agreements made with a jailhouse informant at the time of trial, or who mislead juries into thinking that an informant will not receive rewards after testifying, or who conceal facts about a jailhouse informant's criminal history that might undermine his credibility.
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He said the security agents had threatened to charge him with spying unless he agreed to act as an informant.
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Even Greenberg or whatever his real name, the Russian FBI informant, tells the "Washington Post" that I reject his effort.
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Simeonovic was in favor of this and gave the Tunisian a place to hide, the police informant told German investigators.
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If Gowdy is saying there was this informant, which there was, what he was examining was not targeting the president.
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But I think the important thing to this morning is the House was trying to get documents about this informant.
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Why was he not told what the informant is trying to do about finding any Russia connection in those briefings?
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House Republicans have pressed for more information about that informant, asking who asked him to reach out to campaign officials.
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But the person Domingo asked for help to make the bombs turned out to be an FBI informant, officials said.
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Juan, the informant whose account of the organization has not been reported before, said he joined the gang in 2013.
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But the informant told detectives that they believed Kerner was joking, so they moved the conversation on to other topics.
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During wiretapped conversations with an F.B.I. informant, Mr. Farrokh discussed beginning his journey from a smaller airport to evade scrutiny.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, HOST: Brand new tonight in the Uranium One story, the FBI informant is now at liberty to speak.
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They put a gag order on the one FBI informant that knew everything to prevent the truth from getting out.
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I got a positive impression about this informant and a couple of people I mentioned him to in the campaign.
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But what about an informant who is paid a fortune, and who sets up way earlier than a Russian hoax.
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But what about an 'informant' who is paid a fortune and who 'sets up' way earlier than the Russia Hoax?
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Hal Fischer: Gay Semiotics continues at Project Native Informant (Morley House 3rd floor, 26 Holborn Viaduct, London) through April 1.
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The unlikely alliance began in early 1983 when the Guatemalan military cultivated an informant inside one of the rebel groups.
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Addict turned informant Initially, the spread of carfentanil blindsided local authorities who were already trying to clamp down on fentanyl.
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Only a teenager, Wershe Jr. was recruited by the FBI to infiltrate the drug trade and work as an informant.
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BARTIROMO: A lot of conversation about this informant on a lot of other channels and in all sorts of newspapers.
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The informant spoke with Trump campaign adviser Sam Clovis, in addition to Carter Page and foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos.
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According to reports, the FBI sent this informant out to make contact with Carter Page, George Papadopoulos and Sam Clovis.
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So, based on that information that they themselves leaked, based on this information, we know that there was an informant.
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In August, the informant met with Trump campaign co-chair Sam Clovis to offer his experience, the Washington Post reported .
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The Times reported Friday that the informant talked to Page and Papadopoulos because they had suspicious contacts linked to Russia.
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Bulger, 86, has denied serving as an informant, insisting he paid agents for tips but provided none of his own.
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The Daily Beast reports that Melgar found out the two SEALs were taking some money designated for an informant fund.
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Police witnesses alleged that, per the testimony of a police informant, her son had been acting as a drug runner.
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That's plausible, since Sater's plea deal in the stock fraud was kept secret because of his role as an informant.
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This informant story, at least as of right now, is not even in the same universe as the Russia investigation.
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Although White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE arranged the meeting about the informant, he will not attend.
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Instead, the FBI secretly sent at least one spy — er, "informant" — to commingle with the bank employees and get info.
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One of the US officials said the informant is a US citizen, but provided no other details on the identity.
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Ultimately, however, the controversy over the reported use of an informant to target Trump presidential campaign officials was addressed correctly.
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The informant's attorney tells CNN the informant has a lot of information about corruption that has not come out yet.
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Nevertheless, if he was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars as an informant, it would change how he is viewed.
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But no evidence has emerged that the informant was used to spy on the campaign, much less for political purposes.
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How does a former Al Queda recruiter go on to become an FBI informant and later university fellow and researcher?
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Freeman refers to Trump's tweet last week, in which the president claimed there was an FBI informant within his campaign.
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But they say there was enough evidence of wrongdoing within the Trump campaign to justify the use of an informant.
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Allen, by the way, has retracted his original statements about Gray banging his head, and he denies being an informant.
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The informant was a disillusioned Islamic State member who helped oversee construction of al-Baghdadi's hideout in Syria's Idlib province.
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Trump had previously tweeted that an informant in his campaign would constitute the "all time biggest political scandal" if true.
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Federal prosecutors charged Ben with four counts of "distributing a controlled substance": selling heroin and fentanyl to a D.E.A. informant.
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The FBI had a confidential informant assisting its Russia investigation, not a spy planted inside the Trump campaign, they say.
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After the investigation started, the informant worked with the government for "at least the next several months," the documents say.
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The Justice Department declined to provide the records out of concern that it could endanger the informant and his associates.
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In 2014, he sold heroin to a person that turned out to be a Maine Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) informant.
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According to court records, the unnamed informant was participating in order to make a deal on their own criminal charges.
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The three German news organizations and Sky News all said they had obtained copies of the list from an informant.
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"We discovered, as terrorism cases ramped up, that we needed to put in a second informant," Marshall Miller told me.
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" Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI "SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT.
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On the day they met, Hubbard, Jackson, and the informant went to a local shooting range to conduct target practice.
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On June 7 of this year, the informant and Hubbard booked round trip tickets on flights from Miami to Berlin.
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Bill was like, "Hey, we can work together on this…," you know, become an informant to get out of charges.
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Napolitano said Tuesday that the use of an informant is "standard operating procedure" in intelligence gathering and during criminal investigations.
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It details meetings in which an informant helped officials verify the location of the media center using phone-tracking data.
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Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, now one of Trump's personal attorneys, almost immediately undercut Trump's speculation about an informant.
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Bulger, who denied ever being an FBI informant, refused to testify on the grounds that the trial was a sham.
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Mr. Ramírez later became a government informant, helping the authorities prosecute Alfredo Beltrán-Leyva, one of Mr. Guzmán's closest allies.
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Four weeks later, court papers say, federal agents placed an informant in the men's mosque and the timing was precipitous.
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In September 2016, agents arranged for Mr. Papadopoulos to meet in London with a government investigator and a longtime informant.
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In search of further proof, court papers said, the government also used an informant to infiltrate Mr. Alston's drug gang.
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The president alleged on Friday that the informant had been a spy dispatched to infiltrate his campaign for political purposes.
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The acquaintance he turned to for help was an FBI informant, who started recording their conversations in June last year.
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Mr. Varnell later told the informant to get him ammonium nitrate, adding, "That's all I need," according to court documents.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick, who is a member of the state forensic commission, compared the method to a tip from an informant.
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In 234, Hussain became a paid informant for the FBI and started working in the lower Hudson Valley, records show.
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In fact, the F.B.I. sent the informant only after receiving evidence that the advisers had suspicious contacts linked to Russia.
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The informant also had contacts with Mr. Flynn, the retired Army general who was Mr. Trump's first national security adviser.
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"The informant alleged that Flipkart and Amazon have established an inherently anti-competitive model for e-commerce," the CCI said.
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The probe was enabled by an undercover informant working for the FBI inside the Russian nuclear industry, court records show.
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In 2007, Hussain became a paid informant for the FBI and started working in the lower Hudson Valley, records show.
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Mr. Sanders has said that every case in the past 30 years that used a jailhouse informant should be reviewed.
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The shadow character claiming to be an informant led our reporters on a wild chase for Mr. Epstein's secret files.
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Last week Chief Acevedo disclosed that Officer Goines had lied about using a confidential informant to justify searching the home.
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He was passed to a Chinese intelligence operative working for a think tank who wanted him to become an informant.
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Afterward, the authorities said, officers visited Officer Goines in a hospital and asked for the name of the confidential informant.
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"I am a lawyer, and I am an informant," said Veselnitskaya, 43, who is thought to be living in Russia.
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Related: Ex-FBI Agent Admits He Stole Drug Money to Buy Cars, Plastic Surgery, and More Medina didn't do himself any favors by repeatedly telling both the FBI informant and undercover agent that he was willing to leave the bomb at the synagogue, then escape with the informant and watch as they remotely detonated it.
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If any of those details are correct, so remember we don&apost have any documents, we can&apost confirm whether there&aposs an informant or not informant because we&aposve never been told or nor given documents and in fact we&aposve never even asked for the name of any informants or any sources whatsoever.
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The informant met with three of Trump's campaign advisers in 2016 in the early months of the counterintelligence investigation into Russia's role in the election The claims have been panned by critics, who have said the FBI planted the informant in his campaign in an effort to probe Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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In my research of reconstructing the 16-month sting, consisting of more than 85033 lengthy informant-generated wire recordings, hundreds of surveillance logs, over 300 FBI reports recording informant interactions, and more than 10,000 FISA intercepted phone calls, I have discovered why the prosecution failed to introduce one piece of direct evidence of a conspiracy.
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This process of using an informant to gather evidence is so stunningly normal that it ought not even be of note.
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Sam Clovis recently told Byron York that the informant FBI spy used him in order to secure the meeting with Papadopoulos.
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Did Strzok or Page have any such role as to any informant used to investigate the Trump campaign or Trump associates?
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Did Strzok or Page have any such role as to any informant used to investigate the Trump camp or Trump associates?
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Meanwhile Chuck Grassley wants to find out if the FBI broke its own informant rules by potentially infiltrating the Trump campaign.
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An affidavit said that a now-dead member of Islamic State in March had brokered Jalloh's introduction to an FBI informant.
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In India, Nepal, Cameroon, and CAR, emails and other internal documents show WWF's active on-the-ground involvement with informant networks.
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In a statement, an FBI spokesperson told BuzzFeed News the agency would not confirm or deny Hussain's work as an informant.
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Instead, court records indicate he began to work with federal officials as an informant, including on two high-profile counterterrorism cases.
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Trey Gowdy that a briefing about the informant left him "more convinced" that the FBI took appropriate actions in the case.
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They deduced that the informant—the man who lived in the house police had bugged—had failed to be briefed correctly.
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That well-paid informant got only about 12% of the amount the agency seized as a result of the his tips.
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The informant was said to have met King in 1960, and claimed that King had affairs with multiple women, including Baez.
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HANNITY: How is it possible in '09 that Mueller, the FBI, Eric Holder had to know, they had an FBI informant.
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It says, at least one government informant met several times with Mr. Paige and Mr. Papadopoulos, current and former officials said.
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HANNITY: You&aposre going to have a big story tomorrow on the FBI informant that was in the Trump campaign, right?
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Plus this... (VIDEO CLIP STARTS) ANDREW MCCARTHY, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR, NATIONAL REVIEW: They had at least one confidential informant in the campaign.
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If the president&aposs correct, should the FBI have an informant connected with any national campaign, Democrat, Republican or otherwise, senator?
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This is an informant that the FBI uses all the time when they are investigating people, when they are investigating campaigns.
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This comes amid reports of an FBI informant talking to Trump campaign insiders and the president making accusations of a spy.
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Also on Friday, the president tweeted about the reported FBI informant who had communicated with members of his campaign in 2016.
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Drexel's tragic last moments came to light after a jailhouse informant made a confession and said he saw her last moments.
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A current show of Hal Fischer's photography at Project Native Informant confirms a renewed interest in gay life in the 1970s.
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Now, keep in mind, we have an FBI informant in this case who infiltrated this Putin network right here in America.
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There is no indication that the soldiers or police worried about what Guatemala might do to Barrera as a failed informant.
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They probably were working this informant angle and they brought you in, Michael, which we will get you in a moment.
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A professor has been identified as an FBI informant in Donald Trump&aposs 2016 presidential campaign, multiple news outlets reported Saturday.
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Now they want to see the information concerning the FBI informant who reportedly cozied up to at least three Trump associates.
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Still allies of the president are pushing to find out what role the informant may have played in the Russia investigation.
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At the same time, anonymous law enforcement, intel officials, they are the ones leaking the details about who the informant is.
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Any collector, their name for an informant working on a national campaign must have a sign-off by the Attorney General.
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You see how, even in a rural Deep South community, a few white folks would break rank and turn confidential informant.
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Ohr was trying to get Steele back to the FBI as an informant or human confidential source, whatever they call him.
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She also said Evins, who died in 2013, pleaded guilty after a jailhouse informant said he had confessed to the crime.
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The documents, spanning the years 1970 to 1976, indicate that Mr Walesa was a paid informant for the communist secret police.
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In reality, Young believed the informant had gone to Turkey and then to Syria to join Islamic State, the statement said.
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Yeah, well Ross had one friend who is doing a life sentence for selling marijuana to an informant 13 years ago.
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"After all the betrayals and all the mistakes I've seen made, I no longer have faith in it," one informant says.
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Young told an informant that he had tortured animals when he was young, a major red flag for deep psychological problems.
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Former federal prosecutors say the use of an informant to acquire information is routine and doesn't even require a search warrant.
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Last week, select lawmakers met with top Justice Department officials to discuss the use of the informant amid pressure from Trump.
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Those efforts received a White House endorsement on Thursday when President Donald Trump tweeted about an "embedded informant" inside his campaign.
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He has been a government informant for years stemming from his role in a stock manipulation scheme from the late 1990s.
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Christie's defense comes as congressional Republicans seek documents related to an FBI informant who met with multiple people in Trump's campaign.
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They interviewed him twice, and dispatched an informant to get close to him in an investigation that spanned nearly a year.
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Despite her testimony, she told NBC News earlier this year that she had worked as an "informant" for the Russian government.
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Earlier this month, The Washington Post reported that an FBI informant met with at least three Trump campaign advisers in 2016.
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Skripal, a one-time Russian military intelligence officer, was an informant for British intelligence services around the turn of the century.
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The informant is believed to be a disillusioned ISIS member who was initially cultivated by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
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The president has spent the last several days claiming that an FBI informant was embedded within his campaign for political purposes.
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Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) as a confidential informant could complicate the prosecution's case against him, Washington defense attorneys told The Hill.
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Federal agents employed a paid informant to communicate with Suarez after he promoted Islamic State on Facebook, according to court documents.
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GOP lawmakers have pressed Department of Justice officials for information on the informant, raising questions about improper behavior at the bureau.
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A select group of lawmakers met last week with top Justice Department officials to discuss the FBI's use of the informant.
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Trump is also urging the Justice Department to lift a gag order on an FBI informant involved in the 2010 deal.
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There is no evidence that the informant was planted within the campaign to gather dirt on Trump and his associates. Rep.
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Pursglove would rely on her own wealth squad: a pair of highly creative lawyers, using Pursglove herself as the ultimate informant.
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The use of the informant predated his appointment, though Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani on Sunday said it still "tainted" Mueller's probe.
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The Justice Department has refused to provide those records, citing concerns that releasing them could endanger the informant and his associates.
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" I could make a compelling case that their action violated 18 U.S.C. 1513, "Retaliating against a witness, victim, or an informant.
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Instead of doing interviews, which could leak and influence the election, the FBI sent an informant to speak to the aides.
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It seems that if you act like a spy and talk like a spy in 2018, they call you an informant.
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Background on the FBI informant story: Trump has been tweeting about an FBI "spy," bolstered by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes.
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Using an informant, investigators surveyed various drug drops and transactions made by Williams, Elliot, and another co-conspirator named Raymond Ridge.
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The informant allegedly drove to Christian's house and collected an AK-47 which was swaddled in a sweater, at Hubbard's request.
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"The DOJ told the court in trial that Skinner had only been an informant once before in his life," Rumold says.
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The officers told the Senate that they were indeed in the video but were bundling away an informant, not delos Santos.
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"They forced me to be an informant," Mr. Kulter said during a news conference in Iraq, according to local news reports.
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Two weeks before Renshaw announced his terrorist plot, members had begun voicing suspicions that there was an informant within the group.
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These recordings are separate from the ones feds say are possessed by the confidential informant ... which have yet to be disclosed.
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The F.B.I. used an informant to take down former congressman William Jefferson and one to prosecute the Hoboken mayor Peter Camarano.
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An informant gave the FBI access to Chapo's spyware accounts, and prosecutors showed the jury text conversations between him and Sanchez.
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Mr. Lee's contact with Chinese intelligence came in 2010, at the same time the C.I.A.'s informant network in China collapsed.
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CNN said on Tuesday the informant had helped show that Putin had directed Russian interference into the election to favor Trump.
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Clinton in the form of hacked Democratic emails — a key fact used to open the investigation — was not an F.B.I. informant.
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There is no public evidence that the FBI's use of a confidential informant — common in counterintelligence and criminal investigations — was improper.
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They contained no direct threats against the whistleblower and did not ask anyone to harm an informant to federal law enforcement.
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In the late 1990s, Mr. Ray was an F.B.I. informant for an investigation into a securities fraud scheme involving the mob.
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The purpose of the briefings was to review sensitive material about the F.B.I.'s use of an informant in the inquiry.
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But more recently, she has described herself as an informant for a top Kremlin official, Yuri Y. Chaika, Russia's prosecutor general.
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Shortly after starting college, he was charged with attempting to sell a small amount of crack cocaine to an undercover informant.
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Rather, he said, the FBI appropriately deployed an informant to glean intelligence from members on the outer edge of Trump's campaign.
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" Hector Cabrera was arrested on charges that he collected information about a U.S. government informant on Russia, Brittany Shammas reports. "U.
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" SCHIFF: "And then Trump... The Hill has reached out to the spice company for more informant about its latest ad campaign.
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In one case, a transgender teenager named Shelly Hilliard was brutally murdered after being set up by police as an informant.
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Today nearly a quarter of death-row exonerations — 103 percent — stem from cases in which prosecutors relied on a jailhouse informant.
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"In Orange County, a sophisticated jailhouse-informant system remained under the radar, not disclosed in court cases for decades," Natapoff said.
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"If he can make it big, do it as hard as he can," Rashid instructed the informant, according to the complaint.
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One of the Russian attendees, Natalia Veselnitskaya, has since admitted to working for Russian President Vladimir Putin as a Kremlin informant.
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Unbeknownst to Hansen, the case officer reported his conduct to the DIA and acted as an FBI informant in the case.
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They were from three envelopes that had been handed to FBI New York by a confidential informant at the Libyan consulate.
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He argues that he was coerced into being an informant and that he has little, if anything, to be sorry for.
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To obtain search warrants, officers have to submit a sworn complaint containing details of an operation alleged by a confidential informant.
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Investigators were tipped off to the scheme when an informant complained that the gang squad had robbed him, the Tribune reported.
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He was attacked for that statement, and I have in some columns including one in "The Hill" newspapers that he does seem to be vindicated now in terms of those statements that he made MACCALLUM: What about the statement that they had at least one informant, at least one government informant in the campaign as part of that investigation?
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So they continue to leak out things about this informant and we don&apost know if there&aposs one informant or more informants because there&aposs so much out there now, it&aposs really getting tough to follow and all we&aposre asking for is give us the documentation that you used to start this investigation.
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Democrats are accusing House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), who has been pressing law enforcement for details on the informant, of trying to out the informant.
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Law enforcement officials have also drawn intense criticism for using an informant — a typical investigative step — to secretly report on Mr. Page and Mr. Papadopoulos after they left the campaign and for relying on Democrat-funded opposition research compiled into a dossier by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer who was also an F.B.I. informant.
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The arrests of Sergeant Watts and Officer Mohammed came after F.B.I. and Chicago Police Department investigators recruited an informant to tell the two law enforcement officers that the informant was carrying the $5,200 for a drug trafficker, a statement from the United States attorney for the Northern District of Illinois said at the time of their arrest in 2012.
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Baca was also accused in court papers of lying about other obstruction-related behaviors, including telling federal agents he had no role in keeping the informant and federal investigators away from one another and that he had no knowledge of his sheriff's officers abruptly ending a conversation between the FBI and the informant at the jail.
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Henry Hill, a member of the Luchesse crime family turned protected police informant, lived through many of the events in the movie.
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" Palazzo also accused Lustgarten of being an unreliable confidential informant who routinely passed false information to the Boston task force investigators. "Mr.
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Shouldn&apost the President United States know what happened and why this particular person was there inside his campaign as an informant?
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KURTZ: And will commentators on both sides or on all sides, you know, so walk into this question of the FBI informant.
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Did they have an informant, aka, spy at the DNC to chase down the Russians who are hacking the DNC&aposs emails?
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We also want to know what government officials knew about this and what was the reason they gave for tasking this informant.
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Juan, whose last name Reuters agreed not to disclose because of his ongoing role as an informant, is no longer in Guanajuato.
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They told an FBI confidential informant that they wanted to provide weapons and explosives to al Qaeda in Iraq, court documents said.
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Investigators believe Triminio was killed because the MS-13 members thought he was working as a police informant, a federal indictment said.
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A felon-turned-informant, Sater helped the US government for a decade and separately worked on real estate deals with Trump's company.
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In that case, the drug agency caught Mr. Hunter and three others agreeing to murder one of its agents and an informant.
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It recounts how the informant drove Medina to the Jewish center and suggested that he launch the attack on a Jewish holiday.
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" He writes, "But what about an informant who has paid a fortune and who sets up way earlier than the Russia hoax.
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WATERS: Laura&aposs interview with a former Trump campaign advisor on what it was like to be targeted by an FBI informant.
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The Times said an informant met several times with Carter Page who only served briefly as an advisor to the Trump campaign.
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The president saying these reports of a spy, an informant inside his campaign, he wants to get to the bottom of it.
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He was approached by an FBI informant who was reportedly sent out to make contact with Page and other Trump campaign aides.
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Joe, so much -- by the way, I told Sara last week -- Sara, am I going to recognize the initials of the informant?
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But first, the president is commenting for the first time on camera about an FBI informant communicating with associates of his campaign.
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As it turns out, Felix's preppy American accountant is an informant for the DEA, and had leaked the location of the plane.
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One informant relayed a secondhand report that the men who created the brass filings "died off like rotten sheep" in its creation.
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Anonymous government sources have been repeatedly leaking to the media details about the FBI informant who did spy on the Trump campaign.
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And at the same time, they are accusing president, Republicans, even people like me, of putting this informant&aposs life in danger.
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According to Der Spiegel's unnamed informant, the ESO will make a formal announcement about the planet at the end of the month.
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Investigators also claim, according to KTUL, that Franklin called his wife from a cell phone given to him by a jail informant.
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There is, of course, the glaring fact that she was an FBI informant who ended up on the wrong side of history.
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Undercover Girl: The Lesbian Informant Who Helped the FBI Bring Down the Communist Party will be published by Charlesbridge on May 1.
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Emails reviewed by Reuters show that Cody Shultz, a senior investigator with ACT in Iowa, was contacted by an informant last year.
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Fast forward to 1982, a police informant named Irwin Peters alleged that Larry Gandy, a former Las Vegas cop, had killed Liston.
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That year, Harris's AG office was also the subject of a 2016 investigation by the Intercept into prosecutorial misconduct and informant misuse.
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"Oaths have been given," Mr. Edmonds wrote to an informant in one online message in January 2015, according to a criminal complaint.
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But here there is only one useless bloke on the sidelines named Claude (Richard Armitage), the informant who put Debbie in jail.
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One informant labeled "unreliable" helped convict a man who was executed in 83 for a murder he insisted he did not commit.
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Halper was an foreign relations expert and could have received money in that capacity, as opposed to being an informant or spy.
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Trump demanded the review on Sunday following a coordinated effort by his Capitol Hill allies and conservative media to discredit the informant.
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Campbell worked from 2008 to 85033 as an undercover informant inside Rosatom, Russia's state-controlled nuclear giant, while posing as a consultant.
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An all-male white jury acquitted four men in Liuzzo's murder, one of whom was later revealed to be an FBI informant.
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An army colonel and an informant for the national intelligence service, the ANR, have also been arrested in connection with the case.
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It has since been reported that Trump referred to the informant as a "spy" in an effort to deliberately discredit the investigation.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday demanded a review regarding the use of an alleged FBI informant targeting members of the Trump campaign.
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Mr. Vásquez, who has offered testimony to Peruvian prosecutors, said he had also worked as an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Her father had been an informant for corrupt police officers who would raid dealers and take the drugs for themselves, she said.
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"I know that there used to be such lunatic affairs as divorce courts," an informant from the future society tells our narrator.
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But they now believe the man was an FBI informant trying to set them up in a bid to undermine Trump's campaign.
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Republicans hope the meeting will provide insight into the FBI's use of an informant who met with three of Trump's campaign advisers.
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To be clear: Giuliani has said moments before that he had no idea whether or not such an informant actually exists. 6.
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But exactly how the informant became involved in the Russia investigation and how much information he provided to the FBI remains unclear.
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Something else that doesn&apost add up, whether a key player was an FBI informant or somewhere closer to a Russian spy.
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In the past week, Trump has repeatedly claimed that the Obama administration planted an informant in his campaign to "spy" on him.
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The New York Times has reported that there is no evidence that the FBI ordered the informant to infiltrate the Trump campaign.
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The investigators moved carefully, placing an informant with Defreitas, but not, at first, asking him to gather evidence with a tape recorder.
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President Trump is keeping up his attacks on the FBI for placing an informant inside his campaign to investigation possible Russian collusion.
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Given how high-profile he was, why didn't this guy have protection once he was outed as an FBI informant and prosecuted?
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He said that the two bridges the informant was able to check — the city has five — were not rigged to blow up.
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She became a friendly informant on French culture, with a distinctly Parisian way of sounding familiar, then suddenly saying something altogether foreign.
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Falsely accused by an informant of tipping off the Mafia, Lojacono begins the book exiled from Sicily to desk duty in Naples.
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Sophia Al-Maria, a Qatari-American performance artist, is presenting "Cookie Mirror," a video installation, via the London gallery Project Native Informant.
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"Besides the obvious enigmatic energy she radiates, she's a trained sleuth and informant, and she's intensely loyal," Feneberger said of her choice.
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Here's a dramatized feature, with Lee Pace as the auto magnate and Jason Sudeikis as a friend of his — an F.B.I. informant.
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The name of the F.B.I. informant involved in the initial investigation of the Trump campaign's contacts with Russia was inadvertently made public.
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Even if it is the sort of marriage-threatening misbehavior you take it to be, you're not required to be an informant.
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In 1978 he had held Attorney General Griffin Bell in contempt of court for refusing to turn over confidential F.B.I. informant files.
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They want to know about professor Stefan Halper, an FBI informant who contacted Trump aides in 2016 (which Trump has dubbed "Spygate").
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At least one government informant met with Mr. Trump's former campaign aides, Carter Page and George Papadopoulos, current and former officials said.
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The real reason she should be concerned is Tommy, her crush, is the KC mob informant and he's using Erin for intel.
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There is no evidence that the intelligence agents planted an informant inside Mr. Trump's campaign to spy on him for political purposes.
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"Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI 'SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT,'" he wrote.
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NSA analysts had wanted to know more about the informant to weigh the credibility of the source's information, according to the Times.
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According to the newspaper, it's unclear whether Durham has interviewed the informant, who was extracted from Russia to the US in 2017.
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From the filing, which was first reported by the Informant: Agents explained [to investigators] that the call was to Congressman Adam Schiff.
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In November, an acquaintance of Na'im's became an informant and told the police that Na'im had a gun, according to court testimony.
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That information included one informant whom federal law enforcement officers were able to locate before he could be killed, court records said.
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The court records alternatively refer to the FBI informant as "confidential source 22019," the "contractor" and "Victim 1" without ever naming him.
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Campbell himself was directly solicited by his colleagues to help overcome opposition to the Uranium One deal, the FBI informant files show.
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The agent responded back to the informant with a comment suggesting "politics" was involved, the source familiar with Campbell's planned testimony said.
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"He believes, as many others do, frankly, that the FBI informant should be free to say what he knows," Conway said Friday.
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He said that he first encountered the informant during a conference in mid-July of 2016 and that they stayed in touch.
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But there was one more high-ranking Trump campaign official who intersected with an intelligence informant about Russian interference in the election.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) said Friday that if the reports about an informant are true, "that is as wrong as it gets."
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In an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Cornyn said that there is no difference between a "confidential informant" and a spy.
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After the U.S. invasion, the Americans took over the base and renamed it Al Assad, and Barzan found work as an informant.
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He said F.B.I. agents — Ryan and a second agent — had met with him twice in 2011 to recruit him as an informant.
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Shortly after the announcement of the investigation, the Justice Department gave a former FBI informant approval to testify for those committee investigations.
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Informant Namal Kumara said at a news conference last month he had discussed the plot by phone with a senior police officer.
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CNN's report published the previous day was the first to detail efforts by the CIA to extract a top informant from Russia.
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Watts was arrested by the FBI in 85033 and pleaded guilty to stealing money from a federal informant, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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At first, District Attorney Rackauckas denied the existence of any systemic informant program and said that the issues stemmed from isolated mistakes.
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Johnson confirmed to CNN Wednesday he spoke to an informant who told him about the "off-site" meetings FBI managers were holding.
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The day before the FBI informant departed on his fictitious trip to Syria, Young told him it wasn't too late to cancel.
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" They argued that the FBI should not have been deploying a confidential informant against a presidential campaign, claiming this amounted to "spying.
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Democrats said Mueller and his investigation should be protected and information, such as about any informant, should not be shared with Congress.
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Cummings said he had found the unnamed informant to be "authentic, credible, and reliable," and offered to produce the individual for Gowdy.
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Reuters was unable to identify the informant or independently confirm the information in Cummings' letter, which can be seen here: tmsnrt.rs/2AvwKex.
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I think, Mark, all of the back and forth about whether it&aposs a spy or an informant is really besides the point.
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Video NUNES SETS DEADLINE FOR DOJ TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTS ON ALLEGED FBI INFORMANT, CLAIMING 'OBSTRUCTION' House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif.
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Now, this Washington Post story, I don&apost know that they&aposre claiming for sure that this was an FBI spy or informant.
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Gowdy also undercut Trump's claims that the FBI under Obama's administration had embedded an informant in his campaign to act as a spy.
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He then sold acid multiple times via mail to a friend who was working as an undercover informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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At one point, the representative randomly complained of an alleged informant trying to infiltrate encrypted phone companies, and entrap MPC in a meeting.
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I could satisfy myself on other details, but would have to alter some of them to protect my informant or my other sources.
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After the raid, Goines admitted to investigators he had invented an allegation that a confidential informant bought drugs at the house, Ogg said.
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They had the informant in 0003, and yet Congress, there was a lot of opposition to this deal in 2010 on policy grounds.
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In 2015, retired detective David Bentley told the New York Times that he'd used Matt as a criminal informant during this time period.
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There&aposs -- people asked all the time, could they put -- was it legal to put in an informant in there or a spy.
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Then you look at the Laurel of collusion, FBI, Hillary, Democrats, the British spy, one informant, maybe two informants inserted in the campaign.
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A former confidential informant, Leanne alleged she once also witnessed Burke grab a woman by her hair and drop her to the ground.
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But, no, wait, oh, it&aposs an informant but it&aposs not a spy, but -- I mean, it&aposs verbal, you know, gymnastics.
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Incidentally, between 2012 all the way up to 2018, now, according to public records, this same informant received more than a million dollars.
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It&aposs an open secret the identity of the spy or informant that the FBI may have had inside the Trump presidential campaign.
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GRAHAM: Yes, it bothers me that there may be an informant and one of the campaigns, unless there is a damn good reason.
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On the second page is a picture of the informant, Phillip Citroen, with a person he claims is Hitler in the mid-1950s.
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The Mastermind is reportedly inspired by the true story of Paul Le Roux, a programmer and crime boss who became a DEA informant.
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But before you know it, Archie is an FBI informant, sneaking into prep schools, and beating the shit out of Nick St. Clair.
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"Washington Post" now reporting that this informant met with Carter Page a few weeks before the FBI says it officially launched the probe.
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An informant has handed a number of media organizations in Europe a list containing the identities of an estimated 22,000 Islamic State members.
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Maybe it has something to do with Sekou's outspoken friend Hakim (Kade Wise), the one who is convinced Sekou has turned federal informant.
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Scott Z. Burns, who is attached to direct and produce "The Bunker," wrote "Contagion" and "The Informant," and wrote and produced "Side Effects."
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Legendary Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger, a ruthless killer who was also a longtime FBI informant, was savagely murdered in prison on Tuesday.
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Henry currently sits in detention alongside MS-13 members who likely suspect that he was a police informant, putting him at further risk.
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The DC Metro Transit Police worked cooperatively with the FBI, and Young was investigated for 6 years, repeatedly meeting with an FBI informant.
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A sentence, I can't note enough, does not mean that the FBI placed an informant in the Trump campaign, according to CNN reporting.
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It does not mean that the use of an informant was improper but, rather, that the allegations warrant an investigation by career officials.
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"I think the proper term is not informant," he said during a guest host appearance on the radio show that aired last week.
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When an informant's word is used to secure such warrants, however, the case agent must assure the judge that the informant is reliable.
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And the president now charges on Twitter that the FBI planted a "representative" — undercover agent, informant, asset or cooperating witness — in his campaign.
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The president has spent the last several days pushing a claim that an FBI informant was embedded within his campaign for political purposes.
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The police discovered his business after an informant tipped them off and had the undercover officer pose as a street dealer, he said.
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That saw F-firm and the S.C.F. actively infiltrated by undercover officers, as well as the establishment of phone taps and informant networks.
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The image showed Mr. Clegg shaking hands with a local activist who had pleaded guilty to selling guns to an undercover federal informant.
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In 2014, an F.B.I. informant posing as an American military veteran who supported ISIS met 20 times with Mr. Young, Agent Martinez wrote.
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Trump has spent the last few days sounding the alarm on Twitter about claims that an FBI informant was embedded within his campaign.
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When asked for evidence that Greenberg was an FBI informant, Stone broadly said convicted felons can't fly into the U.S. without government sponsorship.
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One informant provided the Chicago Police with precise information that resulted in the shocking death of charismatic Panther leader Fred Hampton in 1969.
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Multiple outlets reported that an FBI informant spoke with multiple Trump campaign associates as part of the federal investigation of Russian election meddling.
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Bulger's attorneys admitted at his 2013 trial that he was an "organized criminal" but repeatedly denied that he had been an FBI informant.
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Campbell spent from 85033 to 2014 undercover as an informant inside Rosatom, the state-owned company at the center of Russia's uranium empire.
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One elderly informant lost his engineering job after he was doused at work with harmful chemicals that disabled and could have killed him.
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Separately, the Justice Department has given permission for the undercover informant to testify for the first time, perhaps as early as this month.
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One episode after Bobby revealed himself as puppet master to Donnie, the United States attorney's key informant, he loses control of him, too.
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Trump and his allies have made unproven claims this week that the informant was used to "spy" on his campaign for political purposes.
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The Washington Post reported on Thursday that allies of the president had begun waging a campaign to expose the role of the informant.
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While many in the media and at the FBI want to classify Stefan Halper as an "informant," we are essentially arguing over semantics.
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The Washington Post and New York Times reported on the informant last week, providing multiple identifying details, but did not name the suspect.
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Caputo used his legal defense fund to pay for an investigation into "Greenberg," and found information suggesting he'd previously been an FBI informant.
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Whitey Bulger, the legendary Boston crime boss turned F.B.I. informant, was killed by fellow inmates at a West Virginia prison, workers there said.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya initially denied any ties to the Russian government, but has since said she has worked as an "informant" for Russian prosecutors.
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An informant might be the target's wife, who the government fails to point out is engaged in a bitter divorce battle with him.
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The former partner was paid by the F.B.I. to act as an informant and for several months recorded his conversations with Mr. McCoy.
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This is what actually happened: on December 4, 1969, the Chicago police assassinated Hampton, who had been slipped barbiturates by an FBI informant.
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He told the informant that once he reached Turkey, he and Mr. Juraboev planned to enter Syria and fight with the Islamic State.
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The F.B.I. also used a confidential informant to collect information on Trump campaign associates, which prompted more accusations of spying by the president.
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Ms. Turk went to London to help oversee the politically sensitive operation, working alongside a longtime informant, the Cambridge professor Stefan A. Halper.
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Counterintelligence officials have done a wide-reaching review of every former Russian informant now in the United States, according to an American official.
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The New York Times is withholding details about the former C.I.A. informant in Florida because intelligence officials believe his life is in danger.
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One employee said that murdering a larger-than-life informant like Mr. Bulger would elevate the status of the perpetrators among fellow inmates.
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He agreed to act as an informant for the government, and ultimately told played a huge role in Exotic's murder-for-hire conviction.
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DUBLIN — A Protestant paramilitary leader and police informant from Belfast pleaded guilty to more than 200 terrorist crimes on Friday, including five murders.
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But Shata, who had no criminal past, was being watched by an undercover officer and informant, and his mosque was being watched too.
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The judge said the fact that Omar Mateen's father worked as an FBI informant was not relevant to the case against Noor Salman.
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Detective Seals, 220, was apparently on his way to meet a confidential informant at Bayview Cemetery, where weeds grow thick among the graves.
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Neither man knew the other was an undercover informant, in Cooks' case for the New York Police Department, according to the judge's order.
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An undocumented informant had sold undocumented targets guns, as part of what the government claimed was a criminal conspiracy to murder U.S. soldiers.
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Soon after, Ulysses said, an informant told intelligence officials that the journalists were at the activists' media center and described its rough location.
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A dozen years ago, who revealed the identity of the secret informant known as "Deep Throat," naming Mark Felt as the famous source?
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats sounded the alarm Tuesday about their Republican counterparts planning to interview a "confidential informant" for the Uranium One probe.
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Taking the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern approach to Watergate, Dick is a hysterical take on who "Deep Throat" — Woodward and Bernstein's informant — really was.
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The first finds the Lyons forced to present a united front against a common enemy: the gangster, producer and potential federal informant, Shyne.
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Trump and his allies have claimed without evidence in recent days that the FBI used the informant to improperly spy on his campaign.
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Although the informant was successfully exfiltrated, the move left the agency at a disadvantage in predicting possible Kremlin interference in 2018 and 2020.
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The crime boss, born Leroy Nicholas Barnes, was arrested in 1978 and later became an informant against The Council, leading to its demise.
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The former Boston mob boss and FBI informant was killed in the US Penitentiary Hazelton just a day after he was transferred there.
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Keiko's running mate José Chlimper, meanwhile, was caught out in a clumsy attempt to get the media to falsely discredit the DEA informant.
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Sater balked at being called an FBI informant in his interview with ABC and described himself as a "confidential source" for the agency.
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He also suggested that the federal agents who used Wershe as a teenage informant might have their own reasons for keeping him incarcerated.
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