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FBI gives employees a classified ‘Patel Report’ about times when it ‘fell short’

It was unclear if the report made recommendations or demanded any action to address what the FBI now regards as past shortcomings.

Sources (2)· Oct 2, 10:18 PM to Oct 2, 11:46 PM

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Federal News Network· Oct 2, 10:18 PMFBI gives employees a classified ‘Patel Report’ about times when it ‘fell short’
PBS NewsHour· Oct 2, 11:46 PMFBI gives employees a classified 'Patel Report' about times the agency 'fell short'

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