The lead Democrat House Impeachment Manager calls on FBI to report on "White Supremacist" police officers and firemen across the U.S.

 

Rabid anti-Trump Democrat House Member Jamie Raskin wants  >>>  the FBI to show that it is prepared to hunt down so-called "White Supremacist" cops, firemen and other security personnel across the USA

This week,  the lead Impeachment Manager at the Impeachment Trial of President Trump before the U.S. Senate made a "request" to the FBI  >>>  after it was determined that several active and retired police & security personnel had been charged with criminal acts connected to the January 6th events on Capitol Hill 

"....  The Bureau [FBI] must have a comprehensive strategy to assess this threat...."                                                                           ---  Congressman Jamie Raskin

According to myriad reports in the mainstream media, Maryland Democrat Congressman Jamie Raskin, has demanded FBI officials formally brief Congress on what it is doing to address so-called "White Supremacists" that are part of law enforcement agencies across the country. 

As chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, Raskin said on Wednesday that he sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, calling for a  briefing for certain House members to be held no later than March 26th. 

According to Raskin,  "....  The shocking participation of law enforcement personnel in the Jan. 6 domestic terrorist attack against Congress and our Capitol Police means that the Bureau must level with the American public about the steps it is taking to combat the infiltration of law enforcement departments by White supremacists....  Given the FBI's refusal just last year to admit that extremist police officers posed a serious threat to our nation's security, I am now concerned that the bureau lacks an adequate strategy to respond to this clear and present danger to public safety...."  

Among those arrested in connection with the January 6th demonstrations, and the later events at the Capitol were what has been described as  "...  at least 18 former and current police officers, firefighters and military service members...". Raskin said.