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Brandon J. McFadden, 33, a former agent with the Tulsa office of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, was booked into the jail Thursday on a hold for U.S. marshals, jail records show.

McFadden pleaded not guilty during a hearing at 2 p.m. today in federal court to four counts that are contained in a newly unsealed indictment.

He is charged with taking part in a drug conspiracy, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute; possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime, and aiding and abetting money laundering.

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Officers Arrested For Miscondu

Two Mounds, Illinois police officers are arrested on charges of official misconduct and theft under $300.

NewsChannel 6 first brought you this story on Friday when we reported that the two officers were fired and placed under investigation after being accused of pocketing money from speeders.

Pulaski County State’s Attorney Grayson Giles issued arrest warrants for the two former officers on Monday.

31-year-old Travis Farley of Mounds, Illinois and 27-year-old Aaron Parker of Sesser, Illinois are charged with one count of official misconduct and one count of theft under $300.

The charges come after a joint investigation by the Illinois State Police, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Pulaski County State’s Attorney’s Office. Officials say the investigation revealed allegations of the officers accepting money in lieu of writing traffic citations and using money posted for bond for personal use.

Farley and Parker turned themselves in and were processed at the Tri-County Detention Center in Ullin, Illinois.

Officials say an investigation is continuing.
 

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