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   From: d@ray   
      
   Another federal agent has been arrested for sexual crimes against children.   
      
   57-year-old John Magri, a veteran FBI special agent who has been working as   
   a real estate lawyer in Queens, was arraigned in court this week for 18   
   counts of possessing and disseminating child pornography.   
      
   Magri’s home was searched on June 21st by NYPD detectives investigating an   
   internet-based child pornography ring. A search of Magri’s computers   
   unearthed a collection of 700 files featuring toddlers and even infants   
   being brutally raped and tortured that he shared with fellow sexual   
   deviants online.   
      
   The suspect is being charged locally for the crime despite ample grounds   
   for federal prosecution. As a rule, internet child pornography cases are   
   investigated and prosecuted federally, where criminal penalties are more   
   severe. Despite the interstate and trans-national nature of creating and   
   sharing obscene child abuse materials over the internet, local New York   
   cops did all of the work in Magri’s case.   
      
   Last year, whistleblowers told Congress that the FBI was taking agents off   
   of child pornography and abuse cases so that they could prioritize pursuing   
   the political crimes of “white supremacists” and Trump supporters who   
   entered the Capitol on January 6th, 2021.   
      
   It is not clear if Magri retired from the FBI or was removed. Magri’s work   
   in federal law enforcement was spotlighted on different occasions on the   
   FBI’s website, which suggests he was in good standing prior to his   
   departure. When individuals are removed from the Bureau for criminal,   
   negligent or immoral behavior, the Department of Justice seldom prosecutes   
   its own. Furthermore, the insular and opaque FBI abides by a policy of   
   hiding agents’ disciplinary records so they are not scrutinized when they   
   seek employment elsewhere.   
      
   The dangers to the public created by the FBI’s culture of impunity was put   
   on display in the case of Special Agent Christopher Bauer, who was removed   
   from the FBI in 2018 after an internal investigation found he had raped a   
   female colleague at knifepoint. Bauer transferred out of the FBI worked in   
   law enforcement in Alabama until April 2021, when he was arrested for   
   raping and sodomizing an 11-year-old girl.   
      
   The last three years have been rife with anecdotes of FBI agents behaving   
   in bizarre and disgusting ways. Examples include supervisory agents   
   stimulating themselves with rainbow dildos in their office, hair-trigger   
   feds preying on the weak, and a seeming disposition towards engaging in   
   sexual sadism against little kids.   
      
   The perceived authority FBI agents feel over local police officers also   
   makes it difficult for cops to enforce the law on agents. Last year, an FBI   
   agent in Queens who was blocking a bus stop with his car allegedly   
   handcuffed and assaulted an NYPD traffic officer for trying to write him a   
   citation. Feds regularly target white police officers in multi-racial   
   cities in “racism” witch hunts, while the FBI itself operates with little   
   to no oversight.   
      
      
      
      
      
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