Good Americans do not support police misconduct of any kind. Anti-Americans claim good cops are crooked and crooked cops are good. That makes the anti-Americans themselves bad.
Are large numbers of white cops racist against blacks? Absolutely not, so why do black and leftist democrat activists keep propagating the lie? Because black and leftist democrat activists who slander good cops are racist thugs themselves and they will tell all sorts of lies just to obtain and keep power. Have bad cops tried to overthrow the government of the US? Absolutely, as we are finding out more and more as the Obamanite spy and slander trial of Clinton cronies is revealing.
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FBI agents have a long-standing pattern of breaking rules on investigations, and the bureau’s efforts to solve them did not eliminate the problems, according to more than six years of internal reviews obtained by The Washington Times.
The previously undisclosed data covering 2013 to 2019 documents more than 1,600 instances of broken rules on cases involving investigations that do not require warrants, the use of informants and undercover agents, and sensitive matters involving people engaged in politics, government, the news media and religious groups.
Are large numbers of white cops racist against blacks? Absolutely not, so why do black and leftist democrat activists keep propagating the lie? Because black and leftist democrat activists who slander good cops are racist thugs themselves and they will tell all sorts of lies just to obtain and keep power. Have bad cops tried to overthrow the government of the US? Absolutely, as we are finding out more and more as the Obamanite spy and slander trial of Clinton cronies is revealing.
EXCLUSIVE: Agent misconduct revealed to be recurring theme at FBI; attempts at fixes fall short
FBI agents have a long-standing pattern of breaking rules on investigations, and the bureau’s efforts to solve them did not eliminate the problems, according to more than six years of internal reviews obtained by The Washington Times.
FBI agents have a long-standing pattern of breaking rules on investigations, and the bureau’s efforts to solve them did not eliminate the problems, according to more than six years of internal reviews obtained by The Washington Times.
The previously undisclosed data covering 2013 to 2019 documents more than 1,600 instances of broken rules on cases involving investigations that do not require warrants, the use of informants and undercover agents, and sensitive matters involving people engaged in politics, government, the news media and religious groups.