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The FBI is issuing a new alert to seniors about scammers who will try to trick them out of their hard earned money by se...
06/19/2026

The FBI is issuing a new alert to seniors about scammers who will try to trick them out of their hard earned money by sending couriers to come pick up the cash. The scammers claim to offer a business opportunity or a romantic relationship - eventually asking their new "partner" to invest in cryptocurrency. The "investing" may begin with wire transfers, but scammers will also try to convince their victims to get cash or gold bars to be retrieved by couriers. Once the courier is gone - so too is the victim's money.

Read more about the scam and how you can protect yourself and your loved ones in this latest warning from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center: http://ic3.gov/PSA/2026/PSA260615

If you or someone you know has bee a victim of a scam, file a complaint at http://ic3.gov

Jacksonville Special Agent in Charge Jason Carley was proud to join our law enforcement partners at Jacksonville Sheri...
06/18/2026

Jacksonville Special Agent in Charge Jason Carley was proud to join our law enforcement partners at Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to announce the results of Operation Checkmate. Now, 29 people are facing criminal charges after they chatted online with who they thought were young teens for s*x. This includes 5 people who were in the country illegally.

The FBI takes these crimes very seriously and will always work with our partners to keep our children safe from predators. Watch the video put together by our partners: https://x.com/JSOPIO/status/2067639727121977692

This spring, the FBI published a Public Service Announcement warning the public of cyber threat actors increasingly usin...
06/17/2026

This spring, the FBI published a Public Service Announcement warning the public of cyber threat actors increasingly using sophisticated, cyber-enabled tactics to impersonate legitimate businesses to remotely hijack freight, steal high-value shipments, and reroute deliveries, resulting in a surge of strategic cargo theft. In 2025, estimated cargo theft losses in the United States and Canada surged to nearly $725 million (a 60 percent increase from 2024), while confirmed cargo theft incidents increased by 18 percent.

Read this FBI PSA to learn how this scheme works, how to spot indicators of cyber-enabled cargo theft, and how to protect your business: https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2026/PSA260430

The honors Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey. in 1933, Caffrey was one of the victims of the "Kansas City Massacre". ...
06/17/2026

The honors Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey. in 1933, Caffrey was one of the victims of the "Kansas City Massacre". Caffrey was one of several law enforcement officers trying to return an escapee to Leavenworth prison, when they were ambushed and shot at by several men including "Pretty Boy" Floyd.

Thank you, SA Caffrey for your dedicated service to the American people. https://www.fbi.gov/history/wall-of-honor/raymond-j-caffrey

06/16/2026

Jacksonville teamed up with law enforcement partners St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and the National Transportation Safety Board recently for a joint training to sharpen the skills required to document, collect and preserve evidence in an investigation.

This week on Ahead of the Threat, the Cyber podcast, Richard Horne, CEO of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre, jo...
06/16/2026

This week on Ahead of the Threat, the Cyber podcast, Richard Horne, CEO of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre, joins Assistant Director (AD) Brett Leatherman for a discussion on cyber threats and practical advice for companies looking to secure themselves against malicious cyber attacks. https://youtube.com/watch?v=9VyDoFxNRu8

In this episode’s Top Three Segment, AD Leatherman and London Cyber Assistant Law Enforcement Attaché Kathryn Sherman discuss the role of FBI personnel stationed overseas in advancing the cybersecurity mission. They question whether a company could operate without its IT for four weeks, noting that if they could not, they were not ready for a ransomware attack. They also dive into the role of private-public partnerships, the burnout of professionals defending networks coupled with the psychologically traumatic effects of being a victimized company, and a reflection on this year’s CyberUK conference, hosted by the NCSC.

Find all episodes and transcripts 👉https://www.fbi.gov/news/podcasts/ahead-of-the-threat

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