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This issue of the Bulletin includes cases involving pesticide smuggling, hazardous waste storage, chemical discharges, dog fighting, employee deaths, monkey smuggling, and more.
This issue of the Bulletin includes cases involving waste oil dumping, pesticide smuggling, dog and chicken fighting, animal torture videos, illegal hunting, an underground mine fire, illegal air emissions, employee deaths, slaughterhouse waste discharges, and more.
Twenty-five years ago today, our nation faced an unprecedented attack that claimed nearly 3,000 innocent lives and forever changed the course of American history. At the Department of Justice, we pause to remember those we lost, the victims, the first responders, and the heroes who gave everything in service to others. We stand with their families and loved ones, whose grief remains as real today as it was a quarter-century ago.
One of the only original photographs of legendary lawman Bass Reeves is currently on loan to The U.S. Department of Justice Museum from the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.