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When taking prisoners just isn’t enough
- Thread starter nagantguy
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Not surprised- furious is more accurate.
Cataloging these stories has become somewhat of a hobby.
See patterns, show folks how bad it’s gotten- shame it he quilty , post it everywhere so it never goes away . Never forget never forgive. Keep the files so at those odd times when the political stars align we know whom to punish
Cataloging these stories has become somewhat of a hobby.
See patterns, show folks how bad it’s gotten- shame it he quilty , post it everywhere so it never goes away . Never forget never forgive. Keep the files so at those odd times when the political stars align we know whom to punish
this guy has FBI upper management written all over him. the conviction should expedite his promotion.
I am always suspicious of these articles, especially when the source, "Revolver" in the OP, has an agenda. But, it's all true. Here is the DOJ Inspector general report.
Monday, September 23, 2024
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For Immediate Release
U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of Texas
HOUSTON – A former federal agent has admitted to theft of personal property and providing false statements, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani.
From March 2022 to July 2023, Nicholas Anthony Williams, 37, Houston, stole money and property from multiple residences while executing search warrants in his official capacity.
Specifically, the plea agreement lists several instances in which Williams stole cash totaling nearly $10,000 as well as several silver bars which he had attempted to sell to another individual.
Williams proceeded to retain the money or property for his personal use. He used some of the money to purchase guns and related items.
In addition, Williams admitted to providing false statements with regard to several fraudulent charges on his government-issued credit card, making it appear they were case-related expenses, when they were not. He also took some legitimate FBI-purchased property and pawned for cash.
Since 2019, Williams worked as an FBI special agent in the Houston field office. He served on both the criminal violent gang and counterterrorism squads.
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen will impose sentencing Jan. 13, 2025. At that time, Williams faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a possible $250,000 maximum fine.
Williams was permitted to remain on bond pending sentencing.
The Department of Justice - Office of Inspector General conducted the investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Laura Garcia and Sarina DiPiazza are prosecuting the case.
Updated September 24, 2024
Former FBI agent convicted for stealing from citizens’ homes
Monday, September 23, 2024
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For Immediate Release
U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of Texas
HOUSTON – A former federal agent has admitted to theft of personal property and providing false statements, announced U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani.
From March 2022 to July 2023, Nicholas Anthony Williams, 37, Houston, stole money and property from multiple residences while executing search warrants in his official capacity.
Specifically, the plea agreement lists several instances in which Williams stole cash totaling nearly $10,000 as well as several silver bars which he had attempted to sell to another individual.
Williams proceeded to retain the money or property for his personal use. He used some of the money to purchase guns and related items.
In addition, Williams admitted to providing false statements with regard to several fraudulent charges on his government-issued credit card, making it appear they were case-related expenses, when they were not. He also took some legitimate FBI-purchased property and pawned for cash.
Since 2019, Williams worked as an FBI special agent in the Houston field office. He served on both the criminal violent gang and counterterrorism squads.
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen will impose sentencing Jan. 13, 2025. At that time, Williams faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a possible $250,000 maximum fine.
Williams was permitted to remain on bond pending sentencing.
The Department of Justice - Office of Inspector General conducted the investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Laura Garcia and Sarina DiPiazza are prosecuting the case.
Updated September 24, 2024
My initial reaction was "nobody can be that stupid". The DOJ even says he "pawned" some issued FBI equipment and used his issue credit card for private purchases. Nothing is too far-fetched to be true anymore.
DEI hires - hired because they’d be to stupid to be hired anywhere else - and told that your and my racism was the reason they were poor and stupid and they’d have the chance at vengeance against our evil racism that made them stupid and lazy - and our tax dollars paid for it .
And why wouldn’t he steal from peons and the government when he’s been sent to arrest political prisoners on trumped up charges ? How could stealing from peons be bad ? I mean the man he stole over $10,000 dollars worth of coins and silver from did trespassing in a public building he was invited into - in the pig commie mind that engages full contempt and hate .
What do you want them to do - hunt for missing kids and go after cartel bosses as they vacation in AZ at exclusive golf resorts ?
And why wouldn’t he steal from peons and the government when he’s been sent to arrest political prisoners on trumped up charges ? How could stealing from peons be bad ? I mean the man he stole over $10,000 dollars worth of coins and silver from did trespassing in a public building he was invited into - in the pig commie mind that engages full contempt and hate .
What do you want them to do - hunt for missing kids and go after cartel bosses as they vacation in AZ at exclusive golf resorts ?
The yang to the department of government efficiency's yin, the federal bureau of socioeconomic factors
Why do people assume cops are honest? Or above board? If Biden changes the law tomorrow, they will gladly round up children to grind into food. Less than 1% will even protest and those guys will get desk duty. Not one will quit in protest.
hoover liked to dress in women's clothes. it aint quite sucking a dick.....but still queer in my book.
I aint sayin Hoover would suck a dick, but I am betting he would hold one in his mouth, till the swelling went down.
