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    Federal Air Marshal Robert MacLean admits to internal affairs Senior Special Agent and the Resident Agent in Charge that he was a source of July 29, 2003 news article that contained "Sensitive Security Information." The TSA took no action against MacLean for almost five months, i.e. restricted duties, restricted access to classified information, administrative leave, suspension of security clearance, suspension from duty.

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    Federal Air Marshal Robert MacLean admits to internal affairs Senior Special Agent and the Resident Agent in Charge that he was a source of July 29, 2003 news article that contained "Sensitive Security Information." The TSA took no action against MacLean for almost five months, i.e. restricted duties, restricted access to classified information, administrative leave, suspension of security clearance, suspension from duty.

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    FAX NO, 516 873 1937

    p, 27

    Origin.1 Mess.ge From: Komilolf, Gregory Sent: Wednesd.y, July 07, 20045:59 PM To: Billy Willi.ms; Charles M.urer; Craig Hamic; Douglas Hladky; John Plunkett; Michael Marzigliano; Roger Schofield Subject: REtyllNDER - FAMs SOil. REQUIREMENT AS DlSCUSSED DURING TODA Y'S STAFF CONFERENCE, PLEASE REMIND YOUR SQUAD MEMBERS THAT EACH FAM IS NOW EXPECTED TO GENERATE AT LEAST ONE SOR PER MONTH. GREGORY N. KORNILOFF Assi't.nt Speci.1 Agentin-Charge

    U,S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement


    Federal Air M.rshal Service L.s Vegas Field Office OFF: 702263-8756 (EXT: 562) CELL: 702-523-125Z FAX: 702-263-0832 EMAI: komigOI@Secureskie.net

    From: William', Billy J. Sent: Thu 7/8/2004 \1;24 AM To: 25Squ.d6 Cc: Subject: FW: REMINDER - FAMs SOil. REQUIREMENT Las Vegas FAM' continue to be last in the n.tion when it come, to generating SDRs. Some LAS FAM. seem to be doing .11 of the reporting, while others are offering nothing. Conducting surveillance and generating SPRs i' a part of your performance agreement. SAC Knowlton has decided that every LAS FAM must generate .tleast One SDR every month. Billy J. William, A"i".nt to the Special Agent in Charge U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Federal Air Marsh.1 Service LAS-209 Office (702)263-8756 Cell (702)499.1781 POA (702)335.4038 --"Original M.ssage_From: Hamie, Craig A. Sent: Mon 7Il2/2004 1:18 PM To: 25Squadl; 25Squadl0 Cc: Subject: FW: REMINDER FAM. SDR REQUIREMENT

    DEAREST MEMBERS OF SQUAD -I AND SQUAD 10, ALL FAMS IN THE AFOREMENTIONED SQUADS ARE REMINDED AND EXPECTED TO GENERATE ONE SOil. A MONTH. PLEASE BE REMINDED THAT SDR'S ARE ONE OF THE MANY CRITERIA YOU ARE BEING EVALUATED....THANK YOU FOR COMPL YING WITH THIS OFFICE ORDER. YOUR LOVING ATSAC, CRAIG.... Original Message---

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