Author: William J. Bratton
October 18, 2006
William Bratton writes in the Washington Post about the issue of Washington creating a new domestic intelligence agency without police powers like Britain's MI5 to take over from the FBI and be the lead in gathering and analyzing intelligence as it relates to terrorism because of the FBI's history as a criminal investigative agency rather than an intelligence-driven agency.
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