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He worked on what he says was the first undercover intellectual-property case for the customs service when he and a team of agents investigated and ultimately arrested a group in Miami for assembling counterfeit watches in 1985.
Unless you happen to be one of the many crooks Jack encountered while undercover, in which case the identity given might have been arms dealer Ernst Meier, gangster Jack Roush, oilman Frank Flynn... 48.
Mr. Wittman, who was based in Philadelphia, worked undercover on the case for almost two years, posing as a shady art collector to try to buy the paintings from two Frenchmen with connections to the Corsican mob, which the F.B.I. and other international law-enforcement agencies suspected of holding the works.
Like both "Criminal Justice" and "The Night Of," "Undercover" is concerned with the collateral damage wrought by the legal system, with its corrosive effect on lawyers, judges, defendants and, in this case, undercover cops.
A former Drug Enforcement Administration DEAagententaskeded with helping taking down the Dark Web's most notorious criminal — the recently convicted owner of Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht — has pleaded guilty to siphoning more than $700,000 worth of bitcoin for personal use while he worked undercover on the case in 2013.
Five women and one man are suing the Metropolitan Police over alleged intimate relationships with undercover police, including cases where children have been fathered.
He chose ex-judge Sir Christopher Rose and tasked him to discover if the CPS or the police had withheld the evidence and whether there might be a systemic problem relating to undercover police officer cases.
While citing a "sharp rise" in undercover counter-terrorism cases aimed at ISIS sympathizers and charges filed against "90 Americans believed to be linked to the group," Lichtblau quoted ex-Special Agent Mike German, now an NYU professor, who concluded that the Bureau was, "manufacturing terrorism cases".
In one case, an undercover investigator pretended to be the owner of a yogurt business doing badly on the Web.
