By: Keegan Hamilton
Employees in the DEA's polygraph unit, which vets prospective agents, reported being pressured to pass candidates after they failed a lie detector test, report says.
Keegan Hamilton is the Criminal Justice Editor at the Los Angeles Times, with a focus on stories related to drugs, crime, and prisons. He has previously worked for VICE News and has contributed to various publications including the Ashland Daily Tidings and NewsChannel 5 Network. Keegan's reporting often delves into the complexities of the criminal justice system and explores the impact of these issues on society.
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Keegan Hamilton's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on politics, border extremism, criminal investigations, and DEA-related topics. His focus includes evolving stories, breaking news in legal policy and regulation as well as government announcements.
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