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Rihanna Slips Into Skintight Leggings Two Months After Giving Birth

2023-01-31T14:57:45Z

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Earlier this month, RiRi made a surprise appearance at Wireless Festival where he was performing, along with her ex Chris Brown. Meanwhile her other half showed off his original fashion sense as he donned a multi-color fuzzy hat and lime green glasses while onstage. Original: Meanwhile her other half, 33, showed off his original fashion sense as he donned a multi-color fuzzy hat and lime green glasses while onstage Bling: Adding more bling to the look, she wore a pair of stylish sparkling earrings and a matching ring on her finger Chic: The star also held a pair of white-rim sunglasses in her hand, as well as her cellphone The rapper - born Rakim Athelaston Mayers - sported a graphic T-shirt and a pair of plaid pants for his performance. He also rocked a plaid jacket, before taking it off at some point during the show. Like his other half, the musician added an extra sparkle to his look, sporting studs in his ears as well as a colorful beaded bracelet and a gold ring. A$AP and Rihanna welcomed their first child, a son on May 13. Glam gal: Glamorous as ever, she rocked bronze eyeshadow on her lids and sported a dark pink lipstick on her pout After: Following the performance, the billionaire's bodyguards escorted her through the back of the stage to a Taxi New mom: A$AP and Rihanna welcomed their first child, a son on May 13 Rihanna had been keeping a low profile as according to in May, the star had been at her home in Los Angeles resting with the baby. 'Rihanna is doing well. They are very excited to be parents. Rihanna is already a wonderful mom,' said the site's source. This is a first child for both Rihanna and A$AP who have been romantically linked for two years after several years of friendship. It was speculated that they secretly wed or perhaps got engaged as Rocky wore a Marry Me grill in his music video for DMB (Dat My B*tch) and she had on a red wedding dress with veil for a mock wedding. Resting: Rihanna has been staying at her home in Los Angeles resting with the baby, according to People Wonderful mom: 'Rihanna is doing well. They are very excited to be parents. Rihanna is already a wonderful mom,' a source told the publication News that Rihanna was dating longtime friend A$AP broke in January 2020 following her split from Hassan Jameel, whom she dated for almost three years. The pair were also romantically linked in 2013 for a brief period when she appeared in his music video for Fashion Killa. In January of this year she revealed she was pregnant when she stepped out with Rocky in Harlem, NYC, where he grew up. 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US Investigates Huawei Amid Fears Tech Fitted Near Army Bases apos;spying apos;

2023-01-30T16:31:30Z

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The White House is probing Chinese telecoms giant Huawei over fears US cell towers fitted with its gear close to military bases could send sensitive information to China. American authorities are worried the firm could gain classified intel on dills and the readiness of bases and personnel via the equipment, Reuters reported. Two sources involved in the matter revealed the probe, requesting anonymity as the investigation is confidential and involves national security. The Commerce Department launched its investigation shortly after President Biden took office in January last year, the sources said, following the implementation of rules to flesh out a May 2019 executive order that gave the agency the investigative authority. The agency subpoenaed Huawei in April 2021 to learn the company's policy on sharing data with foreign parties that its equipment could capture from cell phones. Huawei has strongly denied US fears that it has the ability to spy on its American customers Cellular equipment towers close to Los Angeles International Airport, pictured in January 2022 Cell towers at Montana's Malmstrom Air Force Base (pictured in 2009) are powered by Huawei That included messages and geolocational data, according to the 10-page document seen by Reuters. The Commerce Department said it could not 'confirm or deny ongoing investigations.' It added: 'Protecting U.S. persons' safety and security against malign information collection is vital to protecting our economy and national security.' Huawei did not respond to a request for comment. The company has strongly denied US government allegations that it could spy on US customers and poses a national security threat. The Chinese embassy in Washington did not respond to the specific allegations. In an emailed statement, it said: 'The US government abuses the concept of national security and state power to go all out to suppress Huawei and other Chinese telecommunications companies without providing any solid proof that they constitute a security threat to the US and other countries.' Reuters could not determine what actions the agency might take against Huawei. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share President Biden (pictured yesterday) launched the Commerce Department probe last January Eight current and former US government officials said the probe reflects lingering national security concerns about the company, which has already been hit with a slew of restrictions in recent years. If the Commerce Department determines Huawei poses a national security threat, it could go beyond existing restrictions imposed by telecoms regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Using broad new powers created by the Trump administration, the agency could ban all US transactions with Huawei, demanding domestic carriers that still rely on its gear quickly remove it or face fines or other penalties, a number of lawyers, academics and former officials interviewed by Reuters said. The FCC declined to comment. Huawei has long been dogged by US government allegations it could spy on U.S. customers, though authorities in Washington have made little evidence public. The company denies the allegations. 'If Chinese companies like Huawei are given unfettered access to our telecommunications infrastructure, they could collect any of your information that traverses their devices or networks,' FBI Director Christopher Wray warned in a speech in 2020. 'Worse still: They'd have no choice but to hand it over to the Chinese government, if asked.' FBI director Christopher Wray (pictured last week) warned in 2020: 'If Chinese companies like Huawei are given unfettered access to our telecommunications infrastructure, they could collect any of your information that traverses their devices or networks' Reuters could not determine if Huawei's equipment is capable of collecting that sort of sensitive information and providing it to China. 'If you can stick a receiver on a (cellphone) tower, you can collect signals and that means you can get intelligence. No intelligence agency would pass an opportunity like that,' said Jim Lewis, a technology and cybersecurity expert at DC think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). One move to address the perceived threat was a 2019 law and related rules forbidding US companies from using federal subsidies to buy telecoms equipment from Huawei. It also tasked the FCC with compelling US carriers that receive federal subsidies to purge their networks of Huawei equipment, in return for reimbursement. But the so-called 'rip and replace' deadline to remove and destroy Huawei equipment completely will not kick in until mid-2023 at the earliest, with additional opportunities for companies to seek extensions. And reimbursements will only reach 40 percent of the total requested for now. Cell towers equipped with Huawei gear that are close to sensitive military and intelligence sites have become a particular concern for US authorities, according to the two sources and an FCC commissioner. Brendan Carr, one of the FCC's five commissioners, said that cellphone towers around Montana's Malmstrom Air Force Base - one of three that oversee missile fields in the United States - ran on Huawei technology. In an interview this week, he told Reuters there was a risk that data from smartphones obtained by Huawei could reveal troop movements near the sites: 'There´s a very real concern that some of that technology could be used as an early warning system if there happened to be, God forbid, an ICBM missile strike.' A Huawei-built 5G cellular tower in Australia, pictured three years ago. The company denies it can transmit information from near US military bases back to China, and that it has done so Reuters was unable to determine the exact location or scope of Huawei equipment operating near military facilities. Individuals interviewed by Reuters pointed to at least two other likely cases in Nebraska and Wyoming. Crystal Rhoades, a commissioner at Nebraska's telecoms regulator, has flagged to media the risk posed by the proximity of cell towers owned by Viaero to intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) silos in the western part of the state. ICBMs carry nuclear warheads to targets thousands of miles away and are stored in underground silos near military bases. The Nebraska cell towers are near a missile field overseen by F.E. Warren Air Force Base in neighboring Wyoming. Viaero provides mobile telephone and wireless broadband services to about 110,000 customers in the region. It said in a 2018 filing to the FCC opposing the commission's efforts at curbing Huawei's expansion that approximately 80% of its equipment was manufactured by the Chinese firm. That gear could potentially enable Huawei to glean sensitive information about the sites, Rhoades told Reuters in June. 'An enemy state could potentially see when things are online, when things are offline, the level of security, how many people are on duty in any given building where there are really dangerous and sophisticated weapons,' Rhoades said. Rhoades said in July that she had not been updated on rip and replace efforts by Viaero in more than two years, despite requesting updated information from the company in recent weeks. At the time of last contact, the company said it would not begin removal efforts until the FCC money became available. The FCC advised companies on Monday how much of their funding requests it can reimburse. Viaero did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Huawei also declined to comment. In Wyoming, then CEO of rural carrier Union Wireless, John Woody, said in a 2018 interview with Reuters that the company's coverage area included ICBM silos near the F.E. Warren Air Force Base and that its equipment included Huawei switches, routers and cell sites. Last month, Eric Woody, John's son and acting CEO, said 'virtually all the Huawei gear Union purchased remains in our network.' He declined to say whether the towers close to the sensitive military sites contain Huawei equipment. F.E. Warren Air Force Base referred comment on the Huawei equipment to the Pentagon. The United States Strategic Command, which is responsible for nuclear operations, said in a statement to Reuters: 'We maintain constant awareness of activities near our installations and sites.' It noted that 'any concerns are on a whole of government level' but declined to provide further details on what those concerns are. Rick Sofield, a former DOJ official in the national security division who reviewed telecoms transactions, said the Commerce Department probe could give additional bite to the FCC´s crackdown but there was nothing new in targeting Huawei. 'The U.S. government´s concerns regarding Huawei are widely known so any information or communications technology company that continues to use Huawei products is assuming the risk that the U.S. government will come knocking,' said Sofield, who represents U.S. and foreign companies facing U.S. national security reviews. He said he has not worked for Huawei. The Commerce Department is using authority granted in 2019 that allows it to ban or restrict transactions between U.S. firms and internet, telecom and tech companies from 'foreign adversary' nations including Russia and China, according to the executive order and related rules. The two sources familiar with the Huawei investigation and a former government official said Huawei was one of the Biden administration's first cases using the new powers, referred to Commerce in early 2021 by the Justice Department. The Justice Department referred requests for comment by Reuters to Commerce. The subpoena is dated April 13, 2021, the same day that Commerce announced a document request was sent to an unnamed Chinese company under the new powers. 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Russian Charged With Using US Groups To Spread Propaganda

2023-01-30T03:08:26Z

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A Russian spy has been charged with bankrolling three American activist groups to spread pro-Putin propaganda and try to meddle in US elections. Aleksandr Viktorovich Ionov, 32, was indicted by the US Justice Department Friday, although he remains in Moscow, and took to Facebook to moan about the charges. His alleged behavior reflects what U.S. officials say are ongoing Russian government efforts to meddle in the American political process, to shape public opinion and to sow discord and dissent on hot-button social issues. Ionov is believed to spy for Russia's feared FSB security services, the successor to its infamous KGB. His main target was an African rights' group based in St Petersburg, Florida, with whom he held a YouTube seminar to support Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He is also accused of funding a group who support California's secession from the United States, and a third group who targeted California-based social media firms for censoring Russia in the wake of Putin's invasion. He is a resident of Moscow. Prior to the announcement of the charges against him, Ionov wrote on Facebook: 'I don't care about sanctions. I love my country, my people and my president!' The suspect later confirmed he was charged saying: 'The United States Attorney General filed a criminal case against me.' FBI Special Agent in Charge David Walker in Tampa called the latest Russian efforts to destabilize American society 'some of the most egregious and blatant violations we´ve seen.' Aleksandr Viktorovich Ionov pictured at an event in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Ionov pictured during a Zoom meeting with Akile Anai, who describes herself as director of agitation and propaganda for the African People´s Socialist Party Prior to the announcement of the charges against him, Ionov wrote on Facebook: 'I don't care about sanctions. I love my country, my people and my president!' 'The Russian intelligence threat is continuous and unrelenting,' Walker said. 'Today´s actions should serve as a deterrent.' On the day that Ionov's indictment was announced, the FBI raided the headquarters of the African People's Socialist Party in St. Petersburg, Florida. The group was not named in the indictment but documents describe one of them as a St. Petersburg, Florida group whose leaders were aware that Ionov and his group were agents of a foreign government. Prosecutors say Ionov in 2015 directed the group to write a petition alleging that the U.S. had committed genocide against African people in America, and to send it to the United Nations, the White House and to Change.org. The document, titled 'Petition to the United Nations on Crime of Genocide against African People in the United States,' notes America´s history of slavery and denial of civil rights for Black people. It argues the U.S. government still fails 'to protect our health and well-being as expected under full citizenship' and inflicts 'state or state-supported violence and terror on us.' The petition, which is still available online, is labeled as being from the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement, a Black international socialist organization. At the time of writing, the petition has over 110,000 signatures. A Change.org petition that Ionov was behind remains online and has achieved over 110,000 signatures Akile Anai pictured at a press conference following the raid on her group's headquarters. She described her organization as being in support of Russia Ionov wrote in the caption for this photo: 'A bad peace is better than a good war!' He posted it as the Russian invasion of Ukraine began The lengthy petition reads in part: 'The U.S. government is responsible for mass murders, mass and discriminatory imprisonment, and oppressive conditions in nearly every aspect of life, including state-sanctioned violence and murders, education, family life, reproduction, employment, healthcare and freedom of political assembly for African people in the U.S.' Representatives from the group said the FBI raided their center in St. Petersburg on Friday. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Akile Anai, who describes herself as director of agitation and propaganda for the African People´s Socialist Party, said agents searched her car and took her cellphone and laptop computer on Friday in addition to raiding the Uhuru House. The Uhuru Movement is part of the African People's Socialist Party. Their movement seeks to united 'African people as one people for liberation, social justice, self-reliance and economic development.' Anai said her organization had never received money from Ionov or any other members of the Russian intelligence service. U.S. Attorney Roger B. Handberg announcing the indictment against Ionov in St. Petersburg on July 29 Ionov described himself on Facebook as 'leading the anti-globalist movement in Russia' Members of the Uhuru movement first met Ionov in Russia when they were invited to an anti-globalization conference, and Anai said she also had been in contact with Ionov via email and also a webinar after Russia invaded Ukraine since 'we were getting one side of the story on Russian and Ukraine.' In one meeting, documents say that Ionov said during meetings that anyone supported Ukraine following the Russian invasion was a white supremacist. Officials alleged Friday that Ionov sought to inject himself into local politics in by supporting group members for office. In 2017, the group put forth candidates for mayor and city council, and again in 2019 for a city council race. The candidates lost. Any money the campaigns received outside the U.S. was returned, Anai said. 'Their premise is these were Russian campaigns. It´s a really insulting statement,' Anai said. 'It was the Black community that ran the campaigns in our own interests. It's an insulting notion that Black people can´t do anything for ourselves.' Documents say that Ionov said during a meeting with a US political group that anyone supported Ukraine following the Russian invasion was a white supremacist While another leader of the group, Eritha 'Akile' Cainion, spoke at a fiery press conference after the raid. Cainion said: 'We can have relationships with whoever we want this revolution possible. We are in support of Russia. ' She also said: 'Russia is not in your community causing you to starve. Russia is not in your community pushing you out. Russia is not the St. Pete police department that killed TyRon Lewis in 1996.' The former political candidate added: 'It was not Russia, it was the U.S. government that did that.' In 1996, 18-year-old TyRon Lewis was shot dead by the St. Petersburg Police Department. The group's leaders are not mentioned in the indictment but the complaint makes multiple references to 'unindicted co-conspirators.' Despite being a Russian citizen, Ionov posts regularly about US politics on his Facebook page In recent months, Ionov has posted multiple times in criticism of Joe Biden's presidency Ionov wrote in a lengthy statement on Facebook on Friday: 'There are no specific references in the documents to persons in the Russian government for whom I allegedly worked. I was particularly struck by the fact that I allegedly work for the special services. He went on: 'At the same time, the names and officials are not called. I consider these accusations destructive.' Ionov that he is 'leading the anti-globalist movement in Russia' and that he is an 'ideological person' who works 'with various leftist organizations.' He added: 'The political situation in the USA has changed a lot, you need external enemies, but I am not an enemy, I have many friends both in the USA and in other countries with whom I have long-standing political and personal relations!' Ionov wrote in a lengthy statement on Facebook on Friday: 'There are no specific references in the documents to persons in the Russian government for whom I allegedly worked Ionov also said: 'I am not an enemy, I have many friends both in the USA and in other countries with whom I have long-standing political and personal relations!' He stressed that he is not an enemy of the USA, the real enemies are ' those who infringe on women's reproductive rights, create unbearable conditions for migrants, and also oppress people on racial grounds!' Ionov concluded by saying: 'I have been and will be a friend of many Americans, if you see me as your enemy, then this is your right, but it is not on the side of justice!' Authorities say, Ionov from 2014 until March 2022 recruited political groups in Florida, Georgia and California and directed them to spread pro-Russia talking points. In February 2022, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, Ionov sent an email to the other co-conspirators that read: 'The war with Ukraine has began.' He wrote: 'Russia has exhausted all possible tools to prevent conflict.' Ionov continued: 'We must remember that the war began 8 years ago, when the US and the EU brought new leadership to power in Kiev.' He also paid for group members to attend government-funded conferences in Russia named the 'Dialogue of Nations,' as well as a protest in the U.S. against social media efforts to suppress online support for Moscow's Ukraine invasion, the indictment says. Following the conference, internal emails from the African People´s Socialist Party discussed the likelihood that Ionov was a Russian government operative. One email said that it was 'more than likely' that the suspect's group was attempting to exploit divisions in the United States. 'As court documents show, Ionov allegedly orchestrated a brazen influence campaign, turning U.S. political groups and U.S. citizens into instruments of the Russian government,' Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen, the head of the Justice Department´s national security division, said in a statement. 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Former Deputy Who Punched Slammed Teen Acquitted Of Battery

2023-01-29T14:33:44Z

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - A former Florida deputy was acquitted Monday of a misdemeanor battery charge related to a viral video showing a Black teen being pepper-sprayed and slammed to the ground during an arrest. A six-member Broward County jury found Christopher Krickovich not guilty after about three hours of deliberations, the Sun Sentinel reported. If convicted, Krickovich could have faced up to one year in the county jail and a $1,000 fine. A then-15-year-old student from J.P. Taravella High School in Coral Springs was arrested at a McDonald´s in Tamarac in 2019. Deputies had responded to a large brawl involving roughly 200 students at the area northwest of Fort Lauderdale. Prosecutors argued that Krickovich acted illegally during the arrest, while a defense attorney told jurors that the former deputy responded appropriately to defend himself during a mob situation and that the teen suffered no injuries. Cellphone video shows a sheriff's sergeant pepper-sprayed the teen and threw him to the ground. Krickovich is seen jumping on the teen, twice slamming his forehead into the ground and punching him. A third deputy helps Krickovich pin the teen's arms behind his back to be handcuffed as the video ends. The teen was initially charged with assaulting a police officer and obstruction without violence, but those charges were later dropped. A professional standards committee had recommended no discipline for Krickovich, but Sheriff Gregory Tony disagreed and fired the former deputy. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement If you liked this information and you would such as to obtain even more information relating to [https://penzu.com Cash in micropayments] kindly browse through our web site.

Mayor Eric Adams Calls NYC A apos;laughingstock apos; After Cop Beating By Teen

2023-01-29T01:29:12Z

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A teen accused of brutally attacking an NYPD cop on a subway platform while free on bail turned the tables and asked a judge if he could press charges during a court appearance Tuesday. The 16 year-old, who isn't being named due to his age, asked Judge Althea Drysdale the question during a court appearance in Manhattan - but didn't specify whom he'd like to file those charges against. His subsequent response to a question about what accusations he'd like to make was inaudible. Tuesday's court hearing saw the teen respond 'Yes, your honor' to every question he was previously asked. And NYC Mayor Eric Adams said the decision to free the boy on bail yet again had reduced Big Apple to a national 'laughingstock' thanks to lax bail laws that prioritize the wellbeing of suspects over crime victims. The boy has now been released to a family center in Brooklyn, although he will be free to roam during the day and summoned back each evening for a curfew. Horrifying footage showed the 16-year-old punching the cop in the head before grabbing him around the neck and slamming him repeatedly into metal railings on Saturday. The teen was previously arrested for possession of a loaded gun and robbery last Wednesday, but was released the next day after appearing in court. The teen appeared in court Tuesday and asked if he could press charges, but did not specify who he wanted to press charges against The 16-year-old appeared in court on Tuesday on assault charges for brawling with an NYPD officer on the subway last weekend The Manhattan District Attorney's Office requested he be released with 'intensive community monitoring,' even after being accused of robbing a 49-year-old man of his cellphone with three other accomplices. That was the same 'intensive community monitoring' he had been placed under between his alleged mugging attack, and his alleged attack on the cop. 'This person was arrested for robbery a few days ago, now he's back,' Adams said. 'As soon as we catch them, the system releases them, and they repeat the action.' 'When I say we're the laughingstock of the country, this is what I'm talking about,' he continued, calling the act issue 'just a total disregard for public safety.' The boy was released without bail again on Sunday after the subway incident and the case was transferred to Family Court, where court proceedings are barred from public view. During a court hearing on Tuesday, he was ordered to stay at St. John's, a 'non-secure detention facility' where he will have a 6 p.m. curfew as he awaits the outcome of the case. 'I'm going to be releasing you on your own recognizance, because The People have asked me to release you on your own recognizance,' said Judge Drysdale. 'I just said to you, I'm releasing you to St. John's.' The majority of cases against 16- and 17-year old teens are now directed to Family Court, after the city's Raise the Age legislation, which raised the age of criminal responsibility. Another teen was with the boy during the incident, a 16-year-old girl who ducked under the turnstile with him and initially tried to drag officers off the boy while throwing punches. Mayor Adams called the teen's release, and others like it, a 'disregard of public safety' in a press conference on Tuesday The teenager reportedl jumped over the turnstiles at the East Harlem subway station on Saturday before being approached by officers. He became 'verbally aggressive' before launching blows against an officer in the brawl Patrick Lynch, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York, has slammed the lax bail systems which means that criminals can 'choke a cop and be out in hours' The 16-year-old started throwing multiple punches at officers, desperate to get away, before trying to slam one of the cops into the metal railings Officers attempted to get the situation under control after the boy launched himself at them, attempting to get one of the police officers in a headlock RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share She was dragged away by a female officer before fighting with her, as her friend was arrested by NYPD officers. 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DHS Inspector General Launches CRIMINAL Probe Into Missing USSS Texts

2023-01-28T12:35:55Z

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Homeland Security's Inspector General is now conducting a criminal probe into the destruction of Secret Service text messages that the select committee claims may have been crucial to their investigation. The Secret Service was instructed Wednesday evening by the DHS Inspector General to halt all internal investigation regarding the erased texts, two sources . Meanwhile, a on Tuesday reveals that the DHS watchdog agency did not alert Congress in February when it learned about the Secret Service purge that deleted nearly all text messages from around January 6, 2021. Two whistleblowers within the DHS Inspector General's office told the Post about the previously unreported months-long delay in the watchdog office flagging the erased Secret Service cellphone messages to Congress. At the time they were working under Inspector General Joseph Cuffari, who was appointed by former President Donald Trump. Cuffari previously served as an advisor to GOP Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and its former Governor Jan Brewer. The Homeland Security Inspector General's office has told the Secret Service that it's probe into the missing text messages is now criminal and instructed the agency to halt all internal investigations RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Some of the agents' messages that were erased in data migration at the agency were part of planning Trump's movement on January 6 of last year and were by his side as the former president worked to get Congress to overturn the election results. A letter from the department's current Inspector General, detailed by two sources to NBC, informs the Secret Service that the investigation into the matter is now criminal and instructs them to stop internal probes. Depending on the findings, the criminal investigation could result in a referral to federal prosecutors. Two sources who worked under Trump-appointed DHS Inspector General Joseph Cuffari (pictured) claim the watchdog did not report findings to Congress in February about the purge deleting nearly all Secret Service text messages from around January 6 'To ensure the integrity of our investigation, the USSS must not engage in any further investigative activities regarding the collection and preservation of the evidence referenced above,' DHS Deputy Inspector General Gladys Ayala wrote in a letter to Secret Service Director James Murray on Wednesday evening, according to the Wednesday report. 'This includes immediately refraining from interviewing potential witnesses, collecting devices or taking any other action that would interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation,' it adds. Latest revelations regarding the missing messages come as the House January 6 select committee prepares to hold its final hearing of the series on Thursday evening. The primetime televised hearing will start at 8:00 p.m. and conclude a series of public hearings meant to lay out the panel's case that Trump knew about the plans for an attack on the Capitol and that his actions and words helped sparked the riot. Panel Chairman Bennie Thompson will not be at the hearing on Thursday after announcing earlier this week he tested positive for COVID-19. The Secret Service received a subpoena from the select committee to hand over texts sent during and surrounding the events on the day of the Capitol riot last year, but the agency revealed this week that they are not in possession of any of these messages despite requests they be preserved. The select committee probing the Capitol riot subpoenaed the Secret Service for agents' texts from around January 6, 2021 that the agency claims were deleted as part of a device-replacement program USSS confirmed to the January 6 panel in a letter sent Tuesday that many texts between agents around the time of the riot were 'erased as part of a device-replacement program.' While the Secret Service claims it has received the DHS Inspector General letter about halting its internal investigation, it is also concerned about legal complexities juggling that with the subpoena from the January 6 panel demanding information about the texts from the National Archives. 'We have informed the January 6th Select Committee of the Inspector General's request and will conduct a thorough legal review to ensure we are fully cooperative with all oversight efforts and that they do not conflict with each other,' USSS said in a statement. adverts.addToA[https://lukasurwr124.over-blog.com/2022/10/the-no.1-question-everyone-working-in-should-know-how-to-answer.html 소액결제 현금화], you could contact us at our own website.

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2023-01-27T21:37:08Z

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