ATF joins investigation into four-alarm fire at historic First Baptist Dallas sanctuary
Sara Abel, with ATF Dallas Field Division, said her agency was asked to assist with the investigation "as it is one of the 'services' we at AFT provide."
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A graduate of Southern Methodist University, Giles began his career at The Associated Press, reporting from Dallas and Houston before working in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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Sara Abel, with ATF Dallas Field Division, said her agency was asked to assist with the investigation "as it is one of the 'services' we at AFT provide."
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