A lawsuit has been filed to compel the transfer of a federal agent. This agent is charged with a crime related to a shooting that occurred several months ago. The agent's extradition is being sought before a deadline passes.
Further information about this case is available from the source. A key deadline is Thursday, and the lawsuit targets a high-ranking government official in an effort to secure the agent's transfer.
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