In a dramatic turn of events, U.S. federal law enforcement sources revealed on October 4, 2025, that the FBI is considering staging a “perp walk” for former FBI Director James Comey in connection with ongoing investigations into alleged misconduct during his tenure. While the Justice Department has not issued an official indictment yet, insiders suggest that prosecutors are weighing whether a public arrest — often involving walking a high-profile suspect in handcuffs before cameras — would be deemed appropriate given Comey’s stature and public profile. The move has already sparked intense political debate in Washington. Supporters of the plan argue that equal treatment under the law requires visible accountability, while critics warn that such a spectacle could further politicize the justice system. Comey, who was dismissed by former President Donald Trump in 2017, has remained a divisive figure in U.S. politics, often criticized by both Republicans and Democrats for his handling of the 2016 election investigations. For now, no final decision has been made, but legal experts note that the very consideration of a “perp walk” underscores the high stakes and public sensitivity of the case. #JamesComey #FBI #USPolitics #JusticeDepartment #PerpWalk #WashingtonDC #LegalNews #HighProfileCase
In a significant disciplinary action, the FBI has terminated around 20 agents who were photographed kneeling during the racial justice protests that erupted across the U.S. in 2020 after the death of George Floyd. The kneeling gestures, initially intended as acts of solidarity and de-escalation, were scrutinized internally for raising questions about judgment and neutrality in law enforcement. While some colleagues defended the agents’ actions as human and symbolic of support for peaceful protest, agency leadership determined that these actions compromised the professional standards expected of federal law enforcement personnel. The FBI Agents Association criticized the firings, calling them unlawful and a violation of due process. They urged Congress to investigate the dismissals and highlight what they see as inconsistencies in applying disciplinary measures within the bureau. Critics also argue that this decision reflects a broader effort by FBI leadership under Director Kash Patel to address alleged political bias within the agency, sparking debate about the balance between personal expression and professional duty for federal agents. This move has reignited discussions nationwide regarding law enforcement’s role in social movements, freedom of expression for federal agents, and how agencies enforce standards of conduct during politically charged events. While supporters of the decision argue it preserves the impartiality and credibility of the FBI, detractors warn it could discourage lawful engagement with social issues and erode trust within the agency. The incident underscores the tension between professional obligations and personal conscience during moments of national upheaval. #FBIFirings #GeorgeFloydProtests #RacialJustice #LawEnforcement #FBI #KashPatel #PoliticalBias #DueProcess #DeEscalation #CivilRights
FBI has released a video showing the suspect of Charlie Kirk assassination fleeing the spot. #CHARLIEKIRK #MAGA #FBI #DonaldTrump #assassination
🚨Reward of up to $3 million Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano is a senior leader of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a transnational gang and designated foreign terrorist organization allegedly engaging in drug trafficking, human trafficking, weapons trafficking, and violent crime. #FBI
