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NEW: Attorney General William Barr calls Michael Forest Reinoehl "a dangerous fugitive, admitted Antifa member, and suspected murderer.” huffpost.com/entry/portland…
I’d note that the DOJ press release on charges against two Boogaloo supporters in the killing of a federal security officer did not include a quote from the attorney general.

Nor did it mention the term “Boogaloo.” Just mentioned an “extremist ideology."

justice.gov/opa/pr/two-def…
DOJ gave their latest Boogaloo case a proper headline. justice.gov/opa/pr/two-sel…
Previously: huffpost.com/entry/jeff-ses…
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A U.S. Marshals Service spokesperson says they won’t release the names of the deputy marshals who killed Michael Forest Reinoehl until the conclusion of all investigations. huffpost.com/entry/portland…
Like other Justice Department components, the U.S. Marshals Service has a very opaque internal affairs system. huffpost.com/entry/doj-tran…
The U.S. Marshals Service fails to hold officers accountable for misconduct in a timely fashion, even when the facts are crystal clear. huffpost.com/entry/doj-tran…
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NEW: The Portsmouth police sergeant who charged a Virginia state senator and civil rights leaders with felonies was under investigation for a heated letter he sent to city officials blasting those he’d later charge: huffpost.com/entry/portsmou…
Portsmouth Police Chief Angela Greene referred Sgt. Kevin McGee’s letter to internal affairs. Then she let him charge those he’d attacked with felonies, and let him stand behind her at a press conference. huffpost.com/entry/portsmou…
Sgt. Kevin McGee, who faced multiple internal affairs complaints, was a vocal opponent of Tonya Chapman, the first Black female police chief in the entire state of Virginia. huffpost.com/entry/portsmou…
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NEW: Civil Rights Division alums tell me they’re really alarmed by what they see as DOJ’s political targeting of four Democratic governors: huffpost.com/entry/coronavi…
DOJ asserted in a press release, without citing any evidence, that state orders “may have resulted in the deaths of thousands of elderly nursing home residents.”

That’s a bold and highly questionable claim, and one that DOJ will never be able to back up.
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Here’s why. CRIPA, the law DOJ is citing here, only applies to PUBLIC nursing homes (think: veteran’s homes) which only represent a small sliver of America’s nursing homes. There are only like 1,300 public nursing home residents in all of Pennsylvania. huffpost.com/entry/coronavi…
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