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06/23/2026
A Bahamian national unlawfully present in the U.S. pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing a firearm in violation of federal law. Illegal firearm possession carries serious consequences. Our Office remains committed to enforcing federal fi****ms laws, protecting public safety, and holding accountable those who illegally possess weapons. Those who violate federal fi****ms laws face serious criminal penalties.
06/23/2026
🚨🚫Drones: Disqualified from the Cup!🚫🚨
To date, law enforcement has issued 52 citations and seized 57 drones from individuals who chose to ignore No Drone Zones.
No Drone Zones are in place to protect players, fans, and the public. If you’re thinking about launching near a World Cup venue, think again.
Check before you launch: http://tfr.faa.gov
See a drone breaking the rules? Report it to 911, on-site law enforcement, or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI
06/22/2026
Voting in a federal election without U.S. citizenship is a crime. Three noncitizens were convicted of illegal voting and related election offenses in federal court. Protecting the integrity of the electoral process and holding accountable those who violate federal election laws remains a top priority for our Office. Individuals who unlawfully register to vote or cast ballots in federal elections can face criminal prosecution, imprisonment, and immigration consequences.
06/22/2026
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Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) and No Drone Zones are in effect around FIFA World Cup 2026 event locations, including Miami Stadium and the Miami Fan Festival. Flying a drone in a no-fly zone is a federal offense and comes with penalties — including fines over $100,000, criminal charges, and confiscation of your drone.
Check before you launch: http://tfr.faa.gov
See a drone breaking the rules? Report it to 911, on-site law enforcement, or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
06/22/2026
A Dominican national was sentenced for fraudulently obtaining Social Security and Medicare benefits. Those who exploit federal benefit programs through fraud will face consequences. Our Office remains committed to safeguarding public funds, protecting the integrity of federal programs, and holding accountable those who abuse government systems for personal gain.
06/20/2026
Did you see or experience an imposter scam? Report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Your report makes a difference.
06/18/2026
A Gainesville man has been indicted for allegedly planning an attempted mass shooting targeting Jewish victims. Law enforcement and federal prosecutors are actively identifying, disrupting, and prosecuting hate-fueled violence before attacks can be carried out. Those who plan acts of targeted violence should expect swift investigation, federal charges, and severe consequences.
06/18/2026
🚨🔍 VAR Check!
To date, law enforcement has issued 29 citations and seized 32 drones from individuals who chose to ignore No Drone Zones.
No Drone Zones are in place to protect players, fans, and the public. If you’re thinking about launching near a World Cup venue, think again.
Check before you launch: tfr.faa.gov
See a drone breaking the rules? Report it to 911, on-site law enforcement, or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI
06/18/2026
The owner of two South Florida nursing schools has pleaded guilty for her role in a scheme that sold fraudulent nursing diplomas and transcripts, undermining trust in the healthcare system and putting patient safety at risk. Federal investigators continue to pursue those who profit from fraud and those who attempt to bypass professional licensing requirements.
If you think cutting corners is worth the risk, think again. Fraud may offer a shortcut, but it can lead to criminal charges, financial penalties, loss of professional licenses, and prison time.
06/17/2026
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Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) and No Drone Zones are in effect around FIFA World Cup 2026 event locations, including Miami Stadium and the Miami Fan Festival. Flying a drone in a no-fly zone is a federal offense and comes with penalties — including fines over $100,000, criminal charges, and confiscation of your drone.
Check before you launch: tfr.faa.gov
See a drone breaking the rules? Report it to 911, on-site law enforcement, or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.