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    Default Texas: FBI Agent Arrested in Gun Case

    http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/10/us...rssnyt&emc=rss

    Texas: Agent Arrested in Gun Case

    By JAMES C. McKINLEY JR.

    An F.B.I. agent in El Paso has been arrested and charged with dealing guns, some of which ended up being used in gunfights between the authorities and drug dealers in Mexico, law enforcement officials said. The agent, John T. Shipley, was indicted Wednesday on charges he dealt firearms without a license for more than two years, buying the weapons from dealers on the Internet and then reselling them to unidentified buyers. Mr. Shipley sold more than 50 weapons, the indictment said. Some were recovered after shootouts between the Mexican Army and drug dealers in Chihuahua on March 8 last year that left seven dead, officials said. Mr. Shipley, who was released on bond this week, has been suspended without pay since March 2009, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.
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    Now THERE'S an interesting story - an FBI agent. The only thing that would have made it better was if it was a Homeland Security or a BATFE agent. Wonder if he was "undercover" and got his ID blown?
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    I'm surprised this hasn't been swept under the carpet....
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    Interesting indeed. Though it is the NY Times...
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