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October 26, 2018

Press Release
Justice Department Selects Cleveland for Strike Force Targeting Drug Trafficking and Violent Crime

October 16, 2018

Press Release
Justice, Treasury, and State Departments Announce Coordinated Enforcement Efforts Against Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion

September 4, 2018

Press Release
Two High-Ranking Bloods Gang Leaders Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison for Racketeering Conspiracy

August 31, 2018

Press Release
Over 20 MS-13 Gang Members Arrested in California for Assault and Drug Trafficking

August 17, 2018

Press Release
Deputy Assistant Attorney General David Rybicki of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division Delivers Remarks at the Alaska Wellness Summit 2.0: Confronting Alaska’s Crime Wave

August 15, 2018

Press Release
Attorney General’s Advisory Subcommittee on Native American Issues Meets in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Discuss Crime Reduction Strategies in Indian Country

July 9, 2018

Press Release
Two Additional Members and Associates of Tennessee Mongols Motorcycle Gang Charged with Crimes Related to Racketeering Conspiracy, Murder, Kidnapping and Drug Trafficking

July 6, 2018

Press Release
Senior Sinaloa Cartel Leader Extradited to the United States

July 2, 2018

Press Release
Crips Gang Member Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Racketeering Conspiracy in Nebraska

June 29, 2018

Press Release
Twenty-Four Alleged MS-13 Members Facing Federal Indictment for Violent Racketeering, Murder, and Money Laundering Conspiracies

June 26, 2018

Press Release
First Nationwide Undercover Operation Targeting Darknet Vendors Results in Arrests of More Than 35 Individuals Selling Illicit Goods and the Seizure of Weapons, Drugs and More Than $23.6 Million

February 12, 2018

Press Release
Department of Justice FY 2019 Budget Request
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