What's going on: FBI charge nearly 100 police officers in drug trafficking sting

Also, state threatens to shut down Seneca's three casinos, and fewer students seek to live in gender-neutral housing at Syracuse University.

Haraz N. Ghanbari / APAttorney General Eric Holder (center) is accompanied by U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Rodriguez-Velez (left), of the District of Puerto Rico, and FBI Executive Director Shawn Henry as he answers questions during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington on Wednesday.

From The Miami Herald:

In what is being billed as the biggest police corruption investigation in the history of the FBI, more than 130 people were arrested Wednesday in Puerto Rico -- including 89 law enforcement officers -- accused of drug trafficking.
Sixty one Puerto Rico police officers were charged, as were 16 officers from municipal departments, six former state police officers, 12 corrections officers and three members of Puerto Rico's National Guard. Two U.S. Army soldiers and 30 civilians were also charged.

» Read the story: Feds: Sting nets corrupt cops in Puerto Rico [The Miami Herald]
» 133 charged in FBI anti-graft sweep in Puerto Rico [AFP]
» Holder Reveals Puerto Rico Police Corruption Probe, Largest in FBI History [Main Justice]

Pakistan update:

» NATO concedes its helicopters fired on Pakistani post [Los Angeles Times]
» U.S. Apologizes as Attacks in Pakistan Continue [The New York Times]
» 'Better coordination' could have averted Pakistani deaths, panel says [CNN]
» NATO Helicopters Killed Pakistan Troops Who Gave ‘Warning’ [Wired magazine]

In other news:

» City of Oneida, Oneida Nation to discuss cigarette facility [WSYR-TV Channel 9]

» State threatens to shut down Seneca's three western New York casinos [The Buffalo News]

» Off-campus violations for Le Moyne, OCC students increase as more move to Euclid, SU area [The Daily Orange]

» DeWitt's dilemma: Factory closings hit tax base [CNYcentral.com]

» Report: N.Y.'s net job loss to other states is worst in nation [Rochester Democrat and Chronicle]

» Gender-neutral housing pilot at SU sees drop number of participating students [The Daily Orange]

» Unshackle Upstate announces campaign endorsements [Central New York Business Journal]

» Study to look at Great Lakes water levels [Watertown Daily TImes]