Amid its overwhelming welter of details ("It almost takes the stamina and interest of a Soviet spy to get through," Walter Pincus wrote in the Times review), the book included the real names of every C.I.A. officer, agent and asset Agee could recollect.
The New York extortion law provided: "Extortion is the obtaining of property from another, or the obtaining the property of a corporation from an officer, agent, or employee thereof, with his consent, induced by a wrongful use of force or fear, or under color of official right".
In one of the most disturbing and unusual arrests involving a police officer, agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation took Officer Valle into custody on Wednesday after they uncovered several plots to kidnap, rape, cook and eat women.
People engaged in work closely associated with an urban lifestyle are classified into sedentary workers consisting of office worker, business person, shopkeeper, taxi driver, government officer, travel agent, teacher and so on.
The Stasi - short for 'state security' - had an officer or agent for every 50 East Germans.
Confess that you were bribing the contract officer, the agent allegedly said, or you may "never see them again".
"As a police officer, an agent of the law, drugs possession and drugs supply are criminal offences, and we have to take a hard line.
Specific to Muanda where Cordaid PBF program was implemented, some key informants (health zone chief officer, purchasing agent manager) mentioned that women could report to members of the community-based organizations when the latter carried out household surveys.
The film refers, for example, to agency officers as agents, when only foreigners hired by the C.I.A. are called agents.
In 2010, for example, the office won the conviction of a Pakistani scientist who tried to kill American officers and agents in Afghanistan.
Tim: People in my family were police officers, F.B.I. agents, teachers.
