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Fast and Furious

Sep 6, 2011

Who wants to be a federal prosecutor?

Several names are being floated to fill the U.S. attorney slot vacated by Burke this week.

Sep 2, 2011

Lawmakers: Burke’s ex-office played ‘striking’ role in Fast and Furious

The Congressional committee investigating Operation Fast and Furious described the role that the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Arizona played in the gun-running scandal as “striking” and demanded documents from top officials in the office.

Aug 31, 2011

Burke resignation weakens already-thin Dem bench

Dennis Burke’s resignation as U.S. attorney for Arizona may reverberate through the 2014 elections, when Democrats who eyed him as one of their strongest candidates for statewide office fall back on a bench that was thin to begin with.

Aug 30, 2011

Bungled Fast and Furious operation claims Burke, ATF chief

The acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the U.S. attorney in Arizona resigned today amid investigations into a flawed law enforcement operation aimed at major gun-trafficking networks on the Southwest border.

Aug 30, 2011

US Attorney for Arizona Dennis Burke resigns amid Fast and Furious scandal

U.S. Attorney for Arizona Dennis Burke resigned today with praise from Washington D.C. and no mention of Operation Fast and Furious, the disastrous and deadly gunrunning scandal that has plagued his office for months.

Burke’s resignation letter was vague in his reasoning to step down and so was his final message to his staff.

Jul 26, 2011

ATF official apologizes for mistakes in Fast and Furious probe

An official of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has apologized and told Congress he shares responsibility for mistakes in carrying out a controversial law enforcement operation in Arizona that resulted in high-powered weapons flowing into Mexico.

Jun 15, 2011

ATF agents: Border weapons operation a disaster

Three federal firearms investigators told a House committee on Wednesday that they were repeatedly ordered to step aside while gun buyers in Arizona walked away with AK-47s and other high-powered weaponry headed for Mexican drug cartels in a risky U.S. law enforcement operation that went out of control.

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