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   From: leroysoetoro@americans-first.com   
      
   https://townhall.com/tipsheet/scott-mcclallen/2025/10/19/fbi-pittsburgh-   
   arrested-19-violent-fugitives-n2665175   
      
   FBI Pittsburgh, along with local, state, and federal partners, arrested 19   
   dangerous wanted fugitives during a five-day operation as part of Summer   
   Heat, an FBI nationwide initiative targeting violent crime.   
      
   Between October 6 and October 10, FBI Pittsburgh, the United States   
   Marshals Service (USMS), the Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO), and   
   the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Fugitive Apprehension Unit (PBP-FAU)   
   partnered to identify targets, collect intelligence, conduct investigative   
   analysis, and arrest these individuals.   
      
   “Law enforcement at all levels shares the same goal: protect the   
   communities we serve. This operation proves our commitment to that   
   mission,” said FBI Pittsburgh Special Agent in Charge Kevin Rojek. “It   
   does not matter if you’re in Western Pennsylvania, across the United   
   States, or anywhere else in the world, the FBI and our partners will find   
   you and will bring you to justice. We take Crushing Violent Crime to   
   heart, and we will not stop.”   
      
   FBI Pittsburgh Special Agents and Task Force Officers embedded with each   
   partner agency to coordinate movements, provide investigative support, and   
   share information in real-time.   
      
   “The United States Marshals Service is constantly collaborating with   
   various law enforcement partners on initiatives that target and reduce   
   violent crime," U.S. Marshal Stephen Eberle said in a statement. "We will   
   continue to work closely with all law enforcement to keep our communities   
   safe and bring dangerous fugitives to justice. I want to thank all the   
   agencies that participated in this successful operation.”   
      
   Nineteen subjects were arrested for offenses, including:   
      
   drug trafficking   
   firearms possession   
   sexual battery of a child   
   rape of children   
   terroristic threats   
   human trafficking   
      
   “We are fortunate in western Pennsylvania to have great partnerships in   
   law enforcement and when that cohesiveness involving our various agencies   
   results in dangerous people being taken off the streets, that is a good   
   day for law enforcement and for our residents,” said Allegheny County   
   Sheriff Kevin Kraus.   
      
   While the primary focus of this operation was on the Western Pennsylvania   
   region, arrests connected to this effort took place as far away as North   
   Carolina and Kansas.   
      
   “The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police—and its highly-trained detectives from   
   the Fugitive Apprehension Unit—is always at the ready to assist our local   
   and federal law enforcement partners with the shared goal of driving guns,   
   drugs, and criminals out of neighborhoods, keeping Allegheny County   
   streets safe from violent crime,” said Acting Chief of the Pittsburgh   
   Bureau of Police Martin Devine.   
      
   One individual was arrested by the USMS in Kansas City, Kansas, with an   
   outstanding federal arrest warrant for allegedly sexually assaulting two   
   minor females who were in his care. Another individual who was wanted out   
   of Allegheny County for stalking, harassment, and being physically violent   
   against his ex-girlfriend was arrested by the FBI Charlotte, in Winston-   
   Salem, North Carolina.   
      
   The FBI Pittsburgh SWAT team deployed to an address in Penn Hills as part   
   of this operation to effect an arrest as well.   
      
   3 firearms seized   
   28.8 grams of crack cocaine seized   
   77.6 grams of heroin and fentanyl seized   
   722.6 grams of marijuana seized   
   To put this into perspective, that amount of heroin and fentanyl alone   
   could destroy the lives of one in 10 Pittsburghers.   
      
   Additionally, tens of thousands of dollars in illicit drug proceeds were   
   also seized.   
      
   FBI Pittsburgh thanks all partner agencies that supported this operation.   
      
   Nationwide, the FBI and law enforcement partners made 8,629 arrests across   
   the country as of October 2 in connection with Summer Heat.   
      
   The FBI surged resources alongside state and local partners, executing   
   federal warrants on violent criminals and fugitives, dismantling violent   
   gangs and transnational criminal organizations, identifying and rescuing   
   child victims, and resolving violent crime cases in Indian Country. Of the   
   8,629 arrests, more than 6,500 fell under the FBI’s Violent Crime and Gang   
   program. In addition, agents and intelligence professionals investigating   
   violent crimes against children identified or located 1,053 victim   
   children. Summer Heat operations also led to the seizure of 44,569   
   kilograms of cocaine, 421 kilograms of fentanyl, and 2,281 weapons.   
      
      
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