{"efta_number": "EFTA01655356", "page_count": 12, "url": "https://epstein-data.com/EFTA01655356", "pdf_url": "https://epstein-data.com/pdf/EFTA01655356.pdf", "pages": [{"efta_number": "EFTA01655356", "page_number": 0, "text_content": "8/12/25. 7:15AM \nFBI Daily News Briefing \nView in Browser \nAugust 12, 2025 \nFederal Bureau of Investigation \nDaily News Briefing \n(In coordination with the Office of Public Affairs) \nEmail Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. \nTable of Contents \nIN THE NEWS \n• President Trump Says He's Placing Washington Police Under Federal Control \n• Democratic Whistleblower Told FBI That Adam Schiff Approved Classified Leaks to Target Trump \nCOUNTERTERRORISM \n• California Woman Admits Leading White Supremacist Terrorist Group, DOJ Says \n• Continued Reporting: FBI on the Case After Fourth Bomb Threat in Boston \n• Continued Reporting: FBI Reveals Turkey's Role in ISIS Transit to Most Dangerous Country in the World \nCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE \n• Continued Reporting: Texas Soldier With Top Secret Clearance Charged in Attempt to Leak Abrams \nTank Data to Russia \n• Analysis: China Shamelessly Pillages Tech From the West \nCRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS \n• Continued Reporting: Atlanta CDC, Emory University Shooting \n• Dead Baby Found in Alabama Hearse; Mother Arrested for Murder \n• Continued Reporting: AG Bondi Has a New Probe Into the Handling of 2016 Russian Meddling \n• Continued Reporting: Judge Will Not Unseal Grand Jury Papers of Maxwell, Epstein's Companion \n• Former Indianapolis Police Officer Involved in Undercover Cocaine Transaction \n• South Dakota Highway Patrol Seized Over Two Hundred Pounds of Meth From Non-citizen \n• Wisconsin Man Indicted on Wire Fraud, Money Laundering Charges \n• Two Michigan City Council Members Charged With Election Fraud \n• Virginia Social Worker to Pay $1.2m in Medicaid, Medicare Fraud Cases \n• Florida Man Charged With Defrauding Virginia Doctor \n• North Carolina Man Faces Charges After FBI Tip \n• Animal-Rights Activists Targets Vogue Editors at Their Homes \n• Utah Resident Arrested for Allegedly Abusing Child and Uploading Video \n• Son of Missing Indiana Woman Files Lawsuit Against City and Police Depar\n... 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Peace Isn't One of Them. \n• Refugees in Africa Fight Over Food as U.S. Aid Cuts Take Hold \n• U.S. Escalates Human Rights Criticism of South Africa and Brazil \n• Strike That Killed Five Journalists Was Aimed at One of Them, Israel Says \n• Foreign Recruits in Ukraine Are Killed in a Strike on a Training Camp \n• Trump Says Both Sides in Ukraine War Will Need to Cede Territory \n• For Trump Administration, U.S. Air Drops of Gaza Aid Were Never a Serious Option, Sources Say \n• Colombian Presidential Hopeful Uribe Dies Two Months After Shooting \n• Republicans, Democrats Alike Exhort Trump: Keep Security Pact With Australia and UK Alive \nOTHER WASHINGTON NEWS \n• Trump to Nominate Bureau of Labor Statistics Critic to Lead Agency \n• Gunman Kills Three, Including a Child, at a Target Store in Austin \n• Explosion at U.S. Steel Plant in Pennsylvania Leaves Two Dead, Ten Injured \n• Harvard and White House Move Toward Potential Landmark Settlement \n• How Trump Is Expanding the Role of the American Military on U.S. Soil \n• Top Democrats Ripped on Social Media Over tonkers' Reactions to Trump's DC Crime Plan: 'Massive \nLiar' \n• Pilot, Three Passengers Walk Away From Fiery Plane Crash in Montana \n• U.S. Military Was Deployed to Los Angeles Protests Despite Low Risk, Genera\n... 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The articles noted that while President Trump has portrayed himself \nas a friend to law enforcement and enjoyed the political backing from many of their groups, he pardoned or \ncommuted the sentences of the 1,500-plus people charged with crimes in the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, \nincluding people convicted of assaulting police officers. Fox News (08/11, Casiano) reported that Director Patel \nendorsed Trump's plans to take over the Metropolitan Police Department to tackle crime in Washington D.C., amid \nheavy criticism from Democrats and local officials who say the move is part of a power grab. \"Proud to stand \nshoulder to shoulder with the men and women who keep our nation's capital safe,\" Director Patel said in an \nexclusive statement to Fox News Digital. \"When you let good cops be cops, give them the tools they need, and back \nthem every step of the way, they deliver - every time.\" The articles explained that Trump's opponents have cited \ncrime statistics showing that crime in Washington is on the decline. Crime in Washington is down 26% this year \ncompared to the same timeframe in 2024, according to the MPD. Assaults with a dangerous weapon are down \n20%, and homicides are down by 12%, according to police data. In January, the Justice Department said violent \ncrime in 2024 in the district was down 35% from 2023, the\n... [truncated, 5980 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA01655356/2 or ?id=EFTA01655356&page=2]", "char_count": 5980}, {"efta_number": "EFTA01655356", "page_number": 3, "text_content": "8/12/25, 7:15AM \nFBI Daily News Briefing \nFBI Agents Association Denounces Firings as Unlawful Amid Democratic Accusations of DOJ Weaponization' \nMSNBC (08/11, Benen) and The Hill (08/11, Beitsch) reported that Democrats are criticizing the DOJ and the \nintelligence community for actions they see as abuses of power and threats to independence, including the FBI's \ninvolvement in tracking down Democratic Texas lawmakers. According to the article, the DOJ has subpoenaed New \nYork Attorney General Letitia James and launched a grand jury investigation into Obama-era officials, prompting \naccusations of politicization and retaliation. The FBI has fired several agents who worked on controversial cases, \nincluding those related to President Trump, sparking claims of retribution and abuse of power, with Democrats \narguing that these moves are part of a broader pattern of \"weaponization\" of the DOJ and intelligence community. \nThe FBI Agents Association criticized the firings as unlawful. \"The FBI Agents Association strongly condemns today's \nunlawful firing of FBI Special Agents. These Agents were carrying out the assignments given to them and did their \njobs professionally and with integrity,\" the group said in a Friday statement. \"This action sets a dangerous \nprecedent. It increases our vulnerability to criminal and national security threats at home and abroad. It prioritizes \ndivision over unity, stokes anger instead of solidarity within our ranks, and threatens to chill the work of agents \nrather than support it.\" The group added, \"The aim, it seems, is to transform the FBI from a respected, \nconstitutionally grounded investigative service into a personal enforcement arm of a political figure. We have seen \nthese dynamics abroad — leaders who demand loyalty from security services not to the law, but to themselves. \nThese regimes do not end well.\" They highlighted, \"FBI Agents—the rank-and-file men and women who protect this \ncountry every day—asked only for Bureau lead\n... 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The article explained that the FBI's investigation found that Turkish \nauthorities often released detained fighters, allowing them to continue toward Syria, and that Turkey's National \nIntelligence Organization facilitated the movement of foreign fighters into Syria during the early years of the Syrian \nconflict. \nBack to Top \nCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE \nContinued Reporting: Texas Soldier With Top Secret Clearance Charged in Attempt to Leak Abrams Tank \nData to Russia \nClearance Jobs (08/11, Burgess) reported that Taylor A. Lee, a 22-year-old US Army specialist with Top Secret \nclearance, was arrested for attempting to leak sensitive information about the M1A2 Abrams tank to Russia. \nAccording to the article, Lee faces charges under the Espionage Act and the Arms Export Control Act for trying to \ntransmit national defense information and export-controlled technical data without authorization. The arrest was \nthe result of a sting operation in which Lee believed he was communicating with a Russian government \nrepresentative, but was actually interacting with an undercover FBI agent roleplaying as a foreign intelligence \nofficer. KFOX (FOX-14) (08/11, Burgess) noted that Lee was arrested on August 6 and is fac\n... 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The Gadsden Police Department, with assistance from the \nFBI and other agencies, launched an intensive 12-hour homicide investigation that led to Pearl's arrest early the \nnext morning; she is being held without bond in Etowah County Jail. The cause of death is pending autopsy results. \nAdditional reporting provided by AL.com (08/11, Robinson), Daily Mail (08/11, White), Independent (08/11, \nGraziosi), Law & Crime (08/11, Perez), WKRC (CBS-12) (08/11, Staff Writer), People (08/11, Walcott), USA Today \n(08/11, Martin), WSB (ABC-2) (08/11, Staff Writer), and WVTM (NBC-13) (08/11, Keenum, Lovell, Blair). \nContinued Reporting: AG Bondi Has a New Probe Into the Handling of 2016 Russian Meddling \nCNN (08/11, Herb, Lybrand) reported that AG Bondi has directed federal prosecutors to launch a grand jury \ninvestigation into accusations that the Obama administration manufactured intelligence about Russia's \ninterference in the 2016 presidential election. According to the article, this investigation bears similarities to a \nprevious four-year probe led by John Durham, which found no criminal charges or significant wrongdoing related to \nthe CIA and the intelligence community's role in concluding Russia interfered in the 2016 election. The article \nnoted that the new probe was sparked by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who claims to have \nevidence of \n... 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The bust involved \nmultiple agencies, including the DEA, FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, the South Dakota Division of Criminal \nInvestigation, the Meade County Sheriff's Office, and the Rapid City Police Department. Additional reporting was \nprovided by KELO (CBS-11) (08/11, Engelkes) and The Dakota Scout (08/11, Staff Writer). \nWisconsin Man Indicted on Wire Fraud, Money Laundering Charges \n99.9 FM WSAU (08/11, Leischner) reported that Stanley Pophal, a 63-year-old Wausau man, has been indicted by a \nfederal grand jury on 10 counts, including wire fraud and money laundering. He is accused of taking money from \ninvestors for business ventures, but instead used it to maintain his lifestyle, including buying over 300 \nsnowmobiles. Pophal faces decades in prison if found guilty, with the FBI, IRS, and an Assistant U.S. Attorney \ninvolved in the investigation and prosecution. Additional reporting provided by The 715 Newsroom (08/11, \nMcCarthy). \nTwo Michigan City Council Members Charged With Election Fraud \nWJBK (Fox-2) (08/11, Nissen) reported that two Hamtramck City Council members, Mohammed Hassan and \nMuhtasin Sadman, have been charged with multiple felonies, including forging signat\n... [truncated, 5256 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA01655356/6 or ?id=EFTA01655356&page=6]", "char_count": 5256}, {"efta_number": "EFTA01655356", "page_number": 7, "text_content": "8/12/25. 7:15 AM \nFBI Daily News Briefing \nAnimal-Rights Activists Targets Vogue Editors at Their Homes \nNew York Post (08/11, Settembre) reported that the Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade (CAFT USA), an animal-rights \ngroup co-founded by longtime activist Tyler Lang, has been staging aggressive protests outside the homes of Vogue \neditors in Manhattan and Brooklyn, accusing them of promoting fur and labeling them \"killers\" through \nmegaphones. Protest tactics have included chalking editors' names and social media handles on sidewalks with \nmessages like \"Leave our city,\" slipping flyers under residents' doors, and even entering apartment buildings—\nactions neighbors have described as invasive and intimidating. CAFT USA is demanding that Conde Nast, Vogue's \npublisher, pledge to eliminate all fur content, citing a resurgence of fur in fashion worn by celebrities such as \nRihanna, Dua Lipa, and Kendall Jenner, and claiming Vogue is \"singlehandedly responsible\" for reviving the fur \nindustry. According to the FBI, in 2013, Tyler Lang attacked a family-owned mink farm in Morris, Illinois, releasing \n2,000 minks from their cages, pouring an acidic substance over two trucks on the property, and spray-painting \n\"Liberation is Love\" on a barn. \nUtah Resident Arrested for Allegedly Abusing Child and Uploading Video \nKSTU (Fox-13) (08/11, Martin) reported that Jodee Davis, a 31-year-old Salt Lake County resident, has been \narrested by West Valley City police on charges of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and aggravated sexual \nexploitation of a minor. The FBI's Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force, acting on a lead from its \nJacksonville office, traced the online upload of child sexual abuse material to Davis' home. A search warrant \nexecuted at the residence led to Davis' arrest and an alleged confession, with Davis admitting the video had been \nuploaded and distributed over 200 times online. Davis is being held without bail as federal and local authoriti\n... [truncated, 5285 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA01655356/7 or ?id=EFTA01655356&page=7]", "char_count": 5285}, {"efta_number": "EFTA01655356", "page_number": 8, "text_content": "8/12t25, 7:15AM \nFBI Daily News Briefing \nSelf-Described 'Pervert Teacher' Now Charged Federally for Child Sex Abuse Videos \nLocal 10 (08/11, Gothner) reported that Craig Rogers, 60, a former PE teacher at Westchester Elementary in \nBroward County, has been federally charged with distributing child sexual abuse material across state lines, in \naddition to existing state charges for possession of such material. The case began on May 22 after the National \nCenter for Missing and Exploited Children reported that Rogers was sharing child pornography on the Kik app, \ncalling himself a \"pervert teacher\" while distributing abuse videos. Investigators say he also sent clothed images of \nhis students during PE classes and explicit photos of himself taken in his school office. His July 1 arrest by Coral \nSprings police came after a Middlesex County, New Jersey detective—who had arrested another suspect—shared \nevidence that Rogers had messaged about taking pictures of \"favorite students\" and \"trading\" content. Coral \nSprings police contacted the FBI, leading to the federal complaint. \nNew Mexico Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Armed Bank Robbery \nLos Alamos Daily Post (08/11, Clark) reported that Michael Cobb, 42, of Espanola, New Mexico, was sentenced to \nfederal prison for robbing an ATM technician at gunpoint outside a Century Bank in Espanola on January 15, 2022. \nArmed with a handgun, Cobb stole cash canisters, fired a round near the ATM, and fled in a red Chevrolet Sonic. \nPolice identified the vehicle through license plate reader technology and linked it to Cobb's family home, with \nsurveillance footage confirming his involvement. He was arrested on January 19, 2022, by Pojoaque Tribal Police \nafter a brief pursuit, with cash matching the stolen denominations found on him. Cobb pleaded guilty to bank \nrobbery with a dangerous weapon and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence. The FBI's Albuquerque \nField Office, Espanola Police, and Pueblo of Pojoaque Pol\n... 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The article noted that to mitigate the \nrisk, CISA and FBI recommend implementing phishing-resistant MFA, maintaining offline backups, and enhancing \nmonitoring against unauthorized account misuse, among other key recommendations. \nDOJ Announces Coordinated Actions to Disrupt the Operations of Blacksuit Ransomware \nCyberSecurityDive (08/11, Jones) reported that the Dal and international partners have taken down the BlackSuit \nransomware group's infrastructure, seizing servers and over $1 million in cryptocurrency. According to the article, \nthe operation was a collaborative effort between U.S. agencies, including the FBI, and authorities in Canada, \nFrance, Germany, Ireland, Lithuania, the UK, and Ukraine. The article noted that BlackSuit, also known as Royal, has \ntargeted over 450 organizations since 2022, collecting more than $370 million in ransom payments, and has been \nlinked to attacks on government agencies, healthcare firms, and manufacturing companies. \nU.S. Scrambles to Recoup $1M+ Stolen by North Korea \nThe Register (08/11, Jones) reported that the U.S. Department of Justice is attempting to recover over $1 million in \nstolen cryptocurrency from a New York company, allegedly taken by three IT specialists working for the North \nKorean government. According to the article, the three individuals were fired from the company in May 2024 and \nlater found to have stolen approximately $1.35 million in crypto assets. The article noted that the FBI has seized \nthe st\n... 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Location: Online event, 10:00 AM. As chronic disease continues to rise, policymakers and \nadvocates are reexamining the connection between how we farm and how we feel. This event will explore \nthe role of agriculture in shaping public health and whether regenerative and sustainable practices can be \nscaled affordably and reliably. Expert panels will discuss the impacts of industrial farming, the promise and \nlimitations of regenerative models, and the role of innovation and policy in shaping the future of food. \n• CSIS: Nukes in Space: Myths  Realities and Consequences — Tuesday, August 12, 2025. Location: Online \nevent, 2:15 PM. In February 2024, it was revealed that Russia is developing a space-based antisatellite \ncapability, suspected of being a space-based nuclear weapon. The weapon, if deployed, would violate the \nOuter Space Treaty and pose serious challenges to space security. This revelation has also renewed focus on \nnuclear detonations in space more broadly, including high-altitude nuclear explosions (HANEs), which could \ndegrade modern communications, remote sensing, and affect the many government, commercial, and \nscientific users of space capabilities. With increasing dependence on satellite infrastructure, these \ndevelopments represent a reemerging frontier in the strategic threat landscape. \nEmail Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. \nhgps://sently.barbaticum.cornAv/m1YVI1Mu0A1fDFExeRxIGNBcOc0lyWauuGY0Fh5UuKSVIYSBMdIBvFsOdCG\n... [truncated, 2028 chars — for the full page use /api/corpus/document/EFTA01655356/11 or ?id=EFTA01655356&page=11]", "char_count": 2028}]}