Everything You Need to Know About the Imran Awan Arrest and Debbie Wassermann Shultz
Wasserman-Schultz Has Meltdown As Homicide Detective Just Showed Up With WORST News Ever
Break
out the popcorn folks, cause it just doesn’t get any better than
this!
Reports are
now surfacing
that former Democrat Party Chair Debbie “Blabbermouth” Schultz
has had to hire herself some criminal attorneys after what she has
been implicated in. Apparently, the Jar Jar Binks of the political
world has now threatened the chief of the U.S. Capitol Police with
“consequences” for holding equipment that she says belongs to her
in order to build a criminal case against a Pakistani staffer, Imran
Awan and his cohorts, which are suspected of massive cyber security
breaches which involved the funneling of sensitive congressional data
offsite to who knows where.
All
of these IT people were hired and protected by Blabbermouth herself.
Awan was arrested last week as he attempted to flee the U.S. after
wiring approximately $300,000 to his home country of Pakistan. His
lawyer claims that the accusations of bank fraud are due to
‘anti-Muslim’ bigotry brought on by President Donald Trump. What?
Wasserman Schultz aide arrested trying to leave the country http://politi.co/2uvpMm4 via @politico
An
anonymous source in Congress who has direct knowledge of the case has
now confirmed that the FBI has joined the Capitol Police criminal
probe into “serious, potentially illegal, violations on the House
IT network” by Imran and three of his relatives, who had access to
the emails and files of the more than two dozen House Democrats who
employed them on a part-time basis.
Schultz
had a heated exchange with Capitol Police Chief during the last 30
minutes of her inquiry:
DWS: I’d
like to know how Capitol Police handle equipment that belongs to a
member or staffer that’s been lost in the Capitol complex and found
or recovered by one of your officers. What happens?
Chief:
It’s processed on a PD-81, which is a property record, and
depending on the property, depending on how you can legitimately
determine ownership, it’s generally turned back over to the owner
of a property. If it’s part of an ongoing case, then there are
other things that have to occur for that to happen.
DWS:
So if a member says there is equipment that has been lost, and you
find it it would be returned to the member?
Chief:
In a general sense, yes. You have to be able to positively identify
the property and be able to establish ownership.
DWS:
If ownership is established …
Chief:
If it’s part of an ongoing case, then there are additional things
that need to be done.
DWS:
But if a member owns the equipment, and there is no ongoing case
related to that member, then the equipment is supposed to be
returned.
Chief:
In a general sense, yes.
DWS:
No, I mean in a specific sense. If the member loses the equipment,
says they lose the equipment, and it is found by the Capitol Police,
it is supposed to be returned.
Chief:
If ownership has been established, it will be returned. If it’s
subject to an ongoing investigation, there are additional things—
DWS:
OK, but not an ongoing investigation related to that member. If the
equipment belongs to the member, it has been lost, they say it’s
been lost and it’s been identified as that member’s, then the
Capitol Police are supposed to return it.
Chief:
I can’t give a yes or no answer on that, because I know—
DWS:
It’s a simple yes or no answer. If a member loses equipment and it
is found by your staff and identified as that member’s equipment
and the member is not associated with any case, it is supposed to be
returned. Yes or no.
Chief:
It depends on the circumstances.
DWS:
I don’t understand how that is possible. Members’ equipment is
members’ equipment. My understanding is the the Capitol Police is
not able to confiscate members’ equipment when the member is not
under investigation. It is their equipment and it is supposed to be
returned.
Chief:
I think there are extenuating circumstances in this case, and working
through my counsel and the necessary personnel, if that in fact is
the case, and with the permission of through the investigation, then
we’ll return the equipment. But until that happens we can’t
return the equipment.
DWS:
I think you’re violating the rules when you conduct your business
that way and you should expect that there will be consequences.
What
is she so afraid the FBI and Capitol Police will find? Could there be
information as to who was the DNC Wikipedia leaker and what they did
to this person? Could all this maybe be linked to the mystery behind
the strange Seth
Rich murder which
is still unresolved? Whatever it is let’s hope and pray this isn’t
just swept under the rug like every other crime the Clinton wing of
the Democrat party has committed.
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