Brown v. Fed. Bureau of Investigation (D.C. Cir.) — affirming the district court; holding that the FBI conducted an adequate search and properly interpreted a request for “witness accounts, narratives, or statements” to implicate, “in agency parlance,” only “formal witness interviews and memorialized FD-203 forms,” and not such materials as “records of 911 calls,” logs or recordings of “police radio communications,” or “raw recordings of witness interviews”; holding further that the FBI’s properly invoked Exemptions 6, 7(C), and 7(D); rejecting, specifically, the requester’s arguments that the agency had not satisfied the foreseeable-harm standard; finally, affirming the district court’s denial of in camera review.
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