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DOJ Details ‘Security Violations’ By ‘Anti-Trump’ Agent Peter Strzok

John Bickley
DOJ Details ‘Security Violations’ By ‘Anti-Trump’ Agent Peter Strzok
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In government documents released Monday, Peter Strzok — the famous “anti-Trump” FBI agent who was a central figure in the bureau’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server and the early stages of the Trump-Russia “collusion” probe — is accused by the Department of Justice of several “security violations” and “unprofessional conduct.”

Strzok sued the Justice Department in August for what he says was an unfair, politically motivated firing that was a result of, as one of his lawyers put it, “President Trump’s unrelenting retaliatory campaign of false information” against him.

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