FBI Launching Probe Of IRS

In the framework of the criminal cases initiated in Police Division of Malatia adjunct to the government for attempting to vote instead of another person and voting instead of another person in the precincts N 08/23 and N 07/18 of the administrative ...

The Criminal Investigation Division of the Department of Public Safety has put behind bars the main suspect behind a string of 13 burglaries over the last four months, which includes eight businesses and five residences, said Commissioner of Public ...

Attorney General Eric Holder ordered investigation, will testify today The Justice Department is opening a criminal investigation of the federal tax collection agency just as another probe concludes that lax management enabled agents to improperly ...

Despite a dwindling enforcement staff, the Internal Revenue Service investigated more tax fraud and convicted more criminals than in recent years, a new report says. The agency investigated more than 400 more overall cases in fiscal year 2012 than ...

, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") announced that Autoliv agreed to plead guilty for its role in a six year conspiracy to fix the prices of seatbelts, airbags, and steering wheels installed in U.S. automobiles. As ...

WACO, Texas — Texas law enforcement officials are launching a criminal investigation into last month's deadly fertilizer plant explosion. Investigators have up to now largely treated the West Fertilizer Co. blast that killed 14 people as an ...

Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Director Steven McCraw Friday directed the Texas Rangers to join McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara in launching a criminal investigation into the fertilizer plant explosion that occurred in West, Texas, ...

Mark Williams-Thomas, Birmingham City University criminologist and leading investigative journalist, who worked closely on ITV's Jimmy Savile Exposure programme, has signed an exclusive deal with Shiver, the factual division of ITV Studios. Mark, a ...

Dialysis giant DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc. has set aside $300 million to settle criminal and civil anti-kickback investigations, a sign the company could soon pay a price after years of fighting allegations about its relationships with doctors.