Ibrahim, a former DEA special agent, is accused of being a Jan. 6 rioter who repeatedly displayed his government-issued firearm and badge while at the Capitol, according to the Department of Justice.

The DEA is investigating one of its off-duty undercover agents who is accused of misusing her badge in an attempt to get her neighbors in Texas to turn down their music on New Year’s Eve. One of the ...

An off-duty DEA agent who flashed his badge and government-issued firearm outside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot scored a minor victory in federal court last week. U.S. District Judge ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad Their investigation revealed that the driver, a 41-year-old Scotia man, possessed fentanyl and the fake DEA special agent badge and other pseudo-DEA ...

During the interview, Ibrahim reportedly told investigators he did not knowingly expose his firearm and DEA badge while at the Capitol, saying, “I had my creds. I had my firearm and my badge on ...

The woman with Golden was not charged; she said Golden had issued her the DEA badge, had taken her on nightly “ride alongs” to do surveillance, helped her practice shooting and promised she ...