We should remember that Fast and Furious may be only one part of "Gunwalker". Fast and Furious involved the ATF in Phoenix.
We know that at least one gun store in Texas was directed to sell guns to straw buyers that they believed were "walking" guns to Mexico.
We may be seeing just the tip of the iceberg.
>We should remember that Fast and Furious may be only one part of “Gunwalker”. Fast and Furious involved the ATF in Phoenix.
We know that at least one gun store in Texas was directed to sell guns to straw buyers that they believed were “walking” guns to Mexico.
We may be seeing just the tip of the iceberg.<
No, I think this was one operation that was being handled by the one District Court. It all would have gone back to the same office.
The tip of the iceberg is that the FBI was fully involved and it was their informant that was used improperly. In essence they conspired in a criminal act with the Justice department. Who ever controlled that informant .. who ever gave the orders for that informant to be used in the way that he was broke every rule in the book and quite a few federal laws. Since there were more than a few players ,, there is a conspiracy charge there somewhere.
This could get ugly. But I am pretty confident that only one US attorneys office was involved. They would not have wanted such an operation in too many places knowing how bad it could get if it got out .. which it did.
Each operation would have been given it’s own unique name.