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U.S. Marshals Celebrate 219th Anniversary

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U.S. Marshals Apprehend Missing Pilot in Florida

January 13, 2009 - Members of a Florida-based U.S. Marshals Service task force found fugitive Marcus Schrenker at a campground near Quincy, Fla., in Gadsden County.  Acting on information received, a group of about 20 task force members, along with state and local authorities, approached a tent with Schrenker inside.  Read More
   

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This Week in U.S. Marshals History

Secretary Hamilton’s View...on January 14, 1795, Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton wrote a letter to President George Washington, describing the office of U.S. Marshal as “an unprofitable place.” Of course, salaries improved over time.

Chain of Command Confirmed...on January 17, 1878, when U.S. Attorney General Charles Devins, a former U.S. Marshal, warned U.S. Marshal Algernon S. Gray of the Western District of Virginia that the chain of command to his deputies was “regulated by the Marshal himself.”

 
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