Damning new Secret Service whistleblower claims about Trump shooting reveal staffing crisis, untrained agents - and the agency's woke 'nepo-hire' director's links to Jill Biden

UK Daily Mail ^ | July 20 2024 | ISABELLE STANLEY

[knighthawk]

There was a surreal scene at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday as irate senior senators chased the embattled director of the U.S. Secret Service into a women's bathroom.

'You answer to us!'

'You can't hide from us!'

Senators Marsha Blackburn and John Barrasso shouted and pointed angrily - pursuing Secret Service director Kimberly A. Cheatle through the lobby of Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum and up a flight of stairs.

[Liz]

Maybe Cheatel couldnt send agents that were only names on paper....... and paychecks?

[Liz]

Absolutely right......a Biden scam.

[Mr. Jeeves]

They want to be influencers, make $1000s and $1000s in passive income while traveling, or have the next podcast.

This is a global phenomenon - it's happening in Asia, too. Even in China. The good side is that opportunity for those willing to do real work is limitless.

[Billthedrill]

So the accusations about Secret Service intervention in the Hunter Biden felony investigation turn out to be true, even though the Bidens weren't entitled to Secret Service protection at the time. So yes, your agency might experience a shortfall of field agents if they're assigned to the functions of a Mafia cleanup crew for the politically connected.

We aren't really faced with the false dichotomy of incompetence or malice - it can be both.

[GOPJ]

Nonexistent people are good for cold hard cash but not so good in the field... you’re right on that Liz.

[Liz]

We really need to dig deeper into the fraud in these
agencies teeming with people sucking up tax dollars.

[Liz]

Payroll fraud is widespread and easy to pull off on the govt payroll.
There are several methodologies used, including
<><>submitting falsified time sheets,
<><>issuing unauthorized paychecks, bonuses, benefits and overtime
<><>enrolling fictitious employees in pension plans.

The fraudster simply sets up fictitious employees and arranges for them to receive a salary, benefits, overtime payments, bonuses and pensions, even though they do not perform any duties.

The fraudster then diverts the fraudulent payments into their bank account or that of an accomplice.