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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Oct 15 to 21
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Sep 3, 2026
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- FBI and Police Investigate Suspicious Letter at Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández’s Caguas Office
A suspicious letter allegedly containing anthrax virus was received Tuesday afternoon at the district office of Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández, located on Padial Street at the corner of Ruiz Belvis Street in Caguas.
- FBI in San Juan Gains Authority to Cite Drone Operators in Puerto Rico
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) office in San Juan received authorization, effective October 8, 2026, to issue citations for certain violations of federal rules on unmanned aircraft systems (drones) in Puerto Rico.
- Ritchie Torres’s Office Receives Suspicious Letter with Non-Hazardous Substance
Puerto Rico-born Democratic Congressman Ritchie Torres announced on Friday that his southern Bronx office in New York received a letter with a suspicious, non-hazardous substance.
- House Committee Receives Transcripts for Power Expectations Investigation Report
In Puerto Rico, the House of Representatives’ Government Committee chair, Víctor Parés, announced on Thursday, October 15, that the committee has received the remaining transcripts from three public hearings for the Power Expectations investigation report.
- Lawmaker Takes Complaint of Possible Voter ID Card Cloning in Arecibo to the FBI
Popular Democratic Party (PPD) at-large Representative Ramón Torres took to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) the case of allegedly issued unofficial voter identification cards, including one he alleges was printed on an unofficial machine at the New Progressive Party (PNP) committee in Arecibo.
- DTOP Investigating Reports of Up to $2,000 Charges to Register Off-Road Vehicles at CESCO
Edwin González Montalvo, secretary of the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP), confirmed that investigations are under way into complaints of possible additional charges of up to $2,000 to facilitate the registration of certain off-road vehicles at the Driver Service Centers (CESCO).
- 17 Charged in Puerto Rico for Cocaine Trafficking to U.S. Mainland
Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that 17 people have been charged in Puerto Rico with possessing and distributing cocaine that was shipped by airplane or mail to various destinations in the United States.
- Three Kilos of Cocaine Seized in Juncos Drug Raid
Agents from the Caguas area’s Intelligence and Arrests Division carried out a raid early on the morning of September 3 at a residence on Calle Adelino Valdés in the Madrid neighborhood of Juncos, Puerto Rico.