I was informed yesterday that the FBI Investigation into who stole county records is still open......... |
"Where's the FBI on their investigation?"
Curiously--this was a question that was asked of my by the State Attorney's Office (SAO) two weeks ago when I spoke to them. I was talking to the SAO about what I could/could not say with respect to the "No True Bill" that had been handed down by the Grand Jury earlier that week--- vindicating me of any wrongdoing surrounding stolen text messages from my phone.
At the time it seemed like a curious question for the State Attorney's office to ask of me---as the FBI investigation into who stole and unlawfully disseminated unredacted personal identification information from the county has been going on for just shy of one full year. Actually, Tuesday the 11th will make one full year.
On the 11th if June last year--I met with the FBI and the County Administrator in my office where both Administrator Moreno and I signed blanket release forms allowing the search of all the county files the FBI had confiscated that day--"for evidence of any crime." We both signed it on the spot.
So why's the SAO asking me what the FBI is doing? Surely that matter, the FBI's investigation into stolen county files, must have been concluded by now I thought?
So I asked a question back of the SAO and did not really get a good answer. "Has the investigation from the FBI not been given over to the State Attorney yet?" I asked.
I didn't get a good answer.
So I waited a couple of weeks.
Monday and Wednesday of this week I called my FBI POC, the investigator assigned to this. I left a series of messages explaining to him that the county has a fairly significant hearing on Monday and "if