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AG Barr thanks ‘ingenuity of FBI technicians’ for unlocking Pensacola gunman’s iPhone

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Attorney General Bill Barr says that while “Apple would not help us unlock the phones” belonging to Pensacola naval base gunman Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, “the relentless efforts and ingenuity of F.B.I. technicians” helped the Justice Department in establishing Alshamrani’s “significant” ties to al Qaeda.May 18, 2020

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