Yea, but has it?
Posted on 07/18/2020 10:47:40 PM PDT by bitt
There is much to be disappointed in with Christopher Wray, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. His inaction in assisting Senate investigations of the “muh Russia” coup attempt, his heel-dragging on any kind of arrests for rioters and Black Lives Matters terrorists, and his overall seeming reluctance to even admit there was a coup or that his own Bureau was up to its earlobes in it. However, while he has continued to bang the “Russia-a-threat-to-elections” drum, he has recently correctly identified China as the greatest threat to the United States today. Well, that’s something.
Wray has been doing something, at least. Indeed, that “something” is nothing less than the most aggressive campaign in American history to nab rings of child exploitation and trafficking that, in 2016, had some 5,500 cases reported nationwide. One reason we know so little about this campaign is that it is spread out across the United States, with hundreds of different raids at different times. It has encompassed at least three main operations: “Operation Safe Summer” in 2018, “Operation Cross Country XI,” in January 2019, and “Operation Safe Summer 2″ in mid-2019. It appears, however, that the crackdown began in October 2017, in an unnamed operation that involved 55 field offices.
An Indianapolis raid on October 18 was part of what the FBI called a nationwide crackdown. It captured 120 alleged traffickers and rescued 84 children. Nationwide, agents raided hotels, casinos, and truck stops. In that same crackdown, 54 perps were arrested in Detroit and 8 kids rescued.
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Oh, please. Sex trafficking has been a priority for LE and the FBI for many years, as it should be. To give Wray credit for this is total Bravo Sierra.
Yea, but has it?
Wasn’t the nearly totally lame AG Sessions big on these investigations —> cases?
I believe so. Once he turned DOJ over to Rosenstein and Mueller, he didn’t have much else to do.
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