However, for Americans still craving accountability from the most mischievous masters of the universe, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has a message: Stay tuned.
That’s because a special category of FBI cases connected to the epic subprime meltdown – and involving high-level Wall Street executives – remains the Bureau's highest priority, according to Peter Grupe, the assistant special agent in charge of white collar crime for the FBI’s New York field office.
“We have a large number of active [subprime] cases which are being aggressively investigated,” Grupe said. “These are complex, long-term, and resource intensive, but we will continue to pursue them for as long as it takes.”
- FBI Keeps Wall Street in Its Crosshairs, ABCNews.go.com, June 30, 2010.
3. Describing the escape of seven hardcore criminals in Penang as “embarrassing”, police yesterday warned that “heads will roll” following the latest fiasco.
Federal Criminal Investigation Department director Datuk Seri Bakri Zinin said they were looking at the matter seriously as this was the fourth such incident reported in the past month.
Last month, four prisoners escaped while they were being taken to court in three separate incidents.
Two Colombians, suspected of pulling off several burglaries in the state, gave their escorts the slip at the Petaling Jaya courts.
Less than 30 minutes later on the same day and at the same compound, an African woman on a drug trafficking charge, walked out of a courtroom and was last seen being driven away in a car.
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