FBI's Washington Field Office explicitly made the decision to let a child pornographer go free to focus on January 6 defendants, they admitted in court docs.
He went on to be caught with a 10-year old boy by authorities in Alaska.
The FBI acknowledged that “In the immediate aftermath of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, WFO resources were surged to support the FBI’s response and investigation.”
It would not say how many other criminal investigations were halted, or what types of cases.
Federal prosecutors have charged more than 1,000 defendants in Jan 6 and more than 65,000 legal documents have been filed in the cases. It turns out that all that work likely comes at the expense of the cases they’d normally be handling, like violent criminals and sick pedos.
Related: The FBI Halted Probe Of Pedophile To Focus On January 6. Now He’s Accused Of Abusing A 10-Year-Old Boy.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ Liberty Lyss, Luke Rosiak
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