WHITE JEWISH MARSHAL CALLED A "RAT" SUPORTING BLACK MARSHAL
(WASHINGTON, DC) November 5, 1997, (3) THREE DEPUTY U.S. MARSHALS WERE AMONG THIRTEEN MORE BLACK SPECIAL AGENTS FROM FBI, U.S. CUSTOMS, U.S. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION, AND OTHER FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES WHO TESTIFIED ON CAPITOL HILL ABOUT DEADLY RACIAL BIAS AND RETALIATION AGAINST HEROIC WHISTLEBLOWERS BEHIND THE INFAMOUS FEDERAL BLUE WALL OF SILENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT. ALL FEDERAL AGENTS WHO TESTIFIED WERE FIRED OR FORCED OFF THE JOB, AND MARSHAL "BILL" SCOTT (Photo Above) DIED FROM INJURIES SUSTAINED IN A SUSPICIOUS UNRESOLVED "HIT AND RUN" CAR ACCIDENT. SCOTT’S DEATH IS BELIEVED TO BE A HATE CRIME COMMITTED BY RACIST COLLEAGUES HE EXPOSED. MATTHEW FOGG SAID THIS DECADES OF U.S. MARSHAL INTERNAL RACIAL HATRED IS TANTAMOUNT TO THE MAFIA AND ORGANIZED CRIME ON STEROIDS!
CBS NEWS REPORTS (YOUTUBE) DEADLY RACISM IN THE U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE
THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS (CBC) HELD THIS HEARING WITH INVITED DIRECTORS OF EACH FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, INCLUDING THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE - DEPUTY U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER. (Click on Congressional letters to some witnesses)
PHOTO ABOVE > (L > R) U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Inspector Deputy U.S. Marshal William 'Bill' Scott (N.Y.), Deputy Marshal Stephen Zanowic Jr (N.Y.), Supervisory Inspector Deputy Marshal Matthew Fogg (D.C.), WAS INACTIVE PENDING FOGG v. RENO 1998 TITLE VII LANDMARK DC FEDERAL COURT JURY VICTORY
Zanowic (White-Jew) is holding up a sizeable BLACK RUBBER RAT (photo above) given to him by a white NY USMS Supervisor (Donald Ward) after Zanowic reported continuous racial abuse by white colleagues with death threats only because of his association with his Black USMS partner, Inspector William Bill Scott.
Bill Scott also testified how his white colleagues abandoned him to die on a dangerous USMS fugitive 'Stake-out.' Bill later DIED from injuries he sustained in a hit & run-car accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Scott suspected that the unresolved car crash involved USMS colleagues as retaliation for his blowing the whistle on racism in the USMS NYC office and on Capitol Hill.
Most of the Federal Agents' testimonies indicated their lives were placed in grave danger by White colleagues after they blew the whistle on racism in their perspective agencies. USMS Inspector Matthew Fogg also testified that his white subordinate colleagues deserted him on an 'Americas Most Wanted' & joint U.S. Marshals '15 Most Wanted' Fugitive apprehension 'stake-out' in Baltimore, MD. The fugitive Michael Lucas and his crime partner Freddie Artist were heavily armed with a MAC 10 machine gun, (2) 357 Magnums, a 380 9-mm semi-automatic handgun, a bulletproof vest, a bag full of handcuffs, and a bag of Cyanide. Inspector Fogg held fugitive Lucas' 380 9-mm gun in his pocket, preventing Lucas from pulling it out. Miraculously Fogg prevented shots from being fired.
Inspector Fogg said, "Zanowick being given a BLACK RAT (depicted above) by the same USMS supervisor who was later promoted to Chief of the USMS nationwide Internal Affairs Division (IAD) is tantamount to Organized Crime and an imminent threat to National Security and the Black & Brown public by the U.S. Department of Justice."
All 16 Federal Agents who testified about racial discrimination in their perspective departments (FBI, ATF, DEA, US Customs, and US Marshals Service) careers In Federal Law Enforcement were marred or destroyed by agency retribution. *THE LESSONS WE LEARNED -- NEVER BLOW-THE -WHISTLE ON RACISM IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS!!!
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Joining us now is Dr. Matthew Fogg, a retired Chief Deputy from the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS). He served as the inspector in charge of the USMS Foreign Fugitive Desk connected to the international criminal police organization (INTERPOL). Fogg helped track down more than 300 of America's most wanted fugitives in America and abroad. CNN appreciates your time. You have so much experience trying to find people to do what these authorities are doing right now. It has been 35 hours since the shooting. We have not heard about any leads. It doesn't mean they don't have them. He has not been caught. Why?
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters. Law enforcement is zeroing in on The Enchantments, an extremely popular hiking and camping area in the Cascades, about 20 miles southeast of where Decker's children were found. Police have walled off public access to several campgrounds and trails as they comb the area for Decker. "He's an avid woodsman," said Fogg. "He knows the terrain. He knows the area. But the bottom line is we do too." In manhunts that cover wide-ranging areas, Marshals typically team up with Park Rangers, Fogg says, who have extraordinary knowledge of the landscape.
Joining us now is Dr. Matthew Fogg, a retired Chief Deputy from the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS). He served as the inspector in charge of the USMS Foreign Fugitive Desk connected to the international criminal police organization (INTERPOL). Fogg helped track down more than 300 of America's most wanted fugitives in America and abroad. CNN appreciates your time. You have so much experience trying to find people to do what these authorities are doing right now. It has been 35 hours since the shooting. We have not heard about any leads. It doesn't mean they don't have them. He has not been caught. Why?
27,922 views Jun 20, 2025 #Banfield #Florida #Crime Joshua Roelofs — a former Florida deputy charged with killing two people in a high-speed DUI crash in 2022 — skipped bail and did not show up for a court date this week. He’s now a fugitive. Matthew Fogg, a retired chief deputy U.S. marshal, joins Ashley Banfield to discuss the potential challenges of apprehending an ex-cop.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters. Law enforcement is zeroing in on The Enchantments, an extremely popular hiking and camping area in the Cascades, about 20 miles southeast of where Decker's children were found. Police have walled off public access to several campgrounds and trails as they comb the area for Decker. "He's an avid woodsman," said Fogg. "He knows the terrain. He knows the area. But the bottom line is we do too." In manhunts that cover wide-ranging areas, Marshals typically team up with Park Rangers, Fogg says, who have extraordinary knowledge of the landscape.
Joining us now is Dr. Matthew Fogg, a retired Chief Deputy from the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS). He served as the inspector in charge of the USMS Foreign Fugitive Desk connected to the international criminal police organization (INTERPOL). Fogg helped track down more than 300 of America's most wanted fugitives in America and abroad. CNN appreciates your time. You have so much experience trying to find people to do what these authorities are doing right now. It has been 35 hours since the shooting. We have not heard about any leads. It doesn't mean they don't have them. He has not been caught. Why?
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters. Law enforcement is zeroing in on The Enchantments, an extremely popular hiking and camping area in the Cascades, about 20 miles southeast of where Decker's children were found. Police have walled off public access to several campgrounds and trails as they comb the area for Decker. "He's an avid woodsman," said Fogg. "He knows the terrain. He knows the area. But the bottom line is we do too." In manhunts that cover wide-ranging areas, Marshals typically team up with Park Rangers, Fogg says, who have extraordinary knowledge of the landscape.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters. Law enforcement is zeroing in on The Enchantments, an extremely popular hiking and camping area in the Cascades, about 20 miles southeast of where Decker's children were found. Police have walled off public access to several campgrounds and trails as they comb the area for Decker. "He's an avid woodsman," said Fogg. "He knows the terrain. He knows the area. But the bottom line is we do too." In manhunts that cover wide-ranging areas, Marshals typically team up with Park Rangers, Fogg says, who have extraordinary knowledge of the landscape.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Matthew Fogg has made a career out of finding people. In his three decades with the U.S. Marshals office, he's tracked down some of the most high-profile fugitives in the country. "Four or five from the America's Most Wanted list," the former Chief Deputy touted, reflecting back on his time in the force. Search efforts are intensifying for Travis Decker; the Wenatchee father accused of murdering his three daughters. Law enforcement is zeroing in on The Enchantments, an extremely popular hiking and camping area in the Cascades, about 20 miles southeast of where Decker's children were found. Police have walled off public access to several campgrounds and trails as they comb the area for Decker. "He's an avid woodsman," said Fogg. "He knows the terrain. He knows the area. But the bottom line is we do too." In manhunts that cover wide-ranging areas, Marshals typically team up with Park Rangers, Fogg says, who have extraordinary knowledge of the landscape.
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