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A training exercise went wrong Tuesday night when Department of Defense and FBI personnel incorrectly detained a person who was not a part of the training exercise, A Defense Department training exercise in Boston went wrong when federal personnel incorrectly detained a person in a hotel who was not a part of the exercise, according to an FBI spokesperson. Around 10 p.m. Tuesday, FBI agents helped Department of Defense officials with a training exercise "to simulate a situation their person nel might encounter in a deployed environment," the FBI said in a statement. "Based on inaccurate information, they were mistakenly sent to the wrong room and detained an individual, not the intended role player," the FBI said. MORE: Police body camera video shows fatal shooting of DC teen Nobody was injured, the FBI said. The person who was incorrectly detained has not been identified. The Federal Bureau of Investigation seal is displayed outside FBI headquarters in Washington...

Amber McLaughlin is set to be the first trans person to be executed in the U.S. and the first person executed in 2023, according to Death Penalty Information Center. Amber McLaughlin is set to be the first openly trans gender person executed in the U.S and the first person executed in 2023, according to non-profit execution tracker Death Penalty Information Center. McLaughlin, 49, is scheduled to die by injection in Missouri on Tuesday. Her execution has been highlighted by activists, politicians and legal experts, including former judges for what they call failures in the sentencing phase of the trial. McLaughlin was sentenced to death in the killing of a former girlfriend Beverly Guenther in 2003. McLaughlin was found guilty of first degree murder, armed criminal action and forcible rape. This photo provided by the Federal Public Defender Office shows death row inmate Amber McLaughlin. Jeremy S. Weis/Federal Public Defender Office via AP, File According to McLaughlin's counse...