Posted on 11/28/2007 7:18:21 PM PST by RDTF
FBI agents swooped into an upscale Howard County neighborhood Wednesday, spending nine hours behind closed doors. More than a dozen agents were locked inside the home while our cameras rolled outside. Fox 5's Paul Wagner has details.
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Please let us know if your local news picks up an update before DC does
I think what I meant to say is if you see it on Baltimore’s news channels
I know of a couple of people that commute from the Glenelg/Clarksville area to DC proper.
Although there is also Fort Meade...
I live in Howard County. Hadn’t heard about this and who knows what it’s about?
Where do you live?
Yeah, sure.
Now it is a barbershop that nobody goes to. hmmm......
Was it by the prison in Jessup perhaps?
there is an update at this link (video)
new video with a few more details including homeowner on camera. They are expecting an FBI news conference at any time (or aleady?)
http://www.abc2news.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=a4dc18ba-fe8b-4082-bdd2-11ac8f6a5083
FBI Raids Home in Howard County
Last Update: (11/29/07) 9:14 am
FBI Raids Home in Howard County FBI agents raided a home in Howard County on Wednesday. It happened on Sharp Street in the Glenwood section of the county. No one has been charged, and the names of the people who live in the home have not been released, but 10 to 12 agents were spotted entering and leaving the home, taking with them brown paper evidence bags.
A spokeswoman for the FBI’s Baltimore field office would only say that the agents were executing a search warrant, and that it’s part of an investigation that could take a long time. “A federal search warrant is authorized by a federal judge. It’s a legal document that allows us to go in and search premises,” said Special Agent Michelle Crnkovich of the FBI.
A federal judge ordered the warrant “sealed,” which means information on what agents were looking for and what they found will not be released. There are many reasons why investigators might ask for a sealed warrant, including national security, protecting sources or protecting investigative techniques. The FBI spokeswoman would not say why this particular warrant was sealed.
Neighbors say a married couple lives in the home with their son. The FBI would not confirm neighbors’ statements that either the man or his wife works for a federal government agency.
http://www.abc2news.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=04e88075-3cc3-4295-9b49-47a1f9105c3e
Ping honey!
That was meant for my wife - sorry. Wasn’t calling you “honey” Oorang.
Ping!
lol!
Who are you calling honey?
You, dear.
Freeping and working gets complicated.
“The FBI would not confirm neighbors’ statements that either the man or his wife works for a federal government agency.”
If they have been there for any amount of time, the neighbors know if they a Security Clearance...the process interviews neighbors...
I wondered about that sweetie. :-)
No, Gambrills.....
Don’t Ping, don’t tell.
What happens on FR, stays on FR.
Well since you are up, any updates on this?
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