No charges in Qualla Housing probe FBI agents raid the Qualla Housing Authority building in February 2017. Holly Kays photo More than three years after the cold February day when 26 FBI agents descended on the Qualla Housing Authority building in Cherokee, the U.S. Department of Justice informed the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians that its investigation yielded “no prosecutable cases,” and that the tribe can have the seized files back. The announcement came in a Nov. 17, 2020, letter from U.S. Attorney R. Andrew Murray to EBCI Tribal Prosecutor Cody White. To complete the in...