June 6, 20179 yr In first leak case of Trump administration, 25-year-old Georgia woman is arrested by FBI - LA Times A woman who worked as a records contractor for the federal government has been arrested on charges of turning over a secret document to a news organization, the first arrest of an alleged leaker by the Trump administration. The woman, Reality Leigh Winner, 25, of Augusta, Ga., was arrested over the weekend, the Justice Department said Monday. According to an affidavit, Winner admitted providing the document to a news organization. Although the document and the media company were not identified in the affidavit, the announcement of the arrest came just hours after the Intercept published a National Security Agency analysis that concluded that Russian hackers were able to penetrate an American technology company that works with voter data.
June 6, 20179 yr Which Reality show did she win? Strange name I know. When they were talking about it on TV it was confusing.
June 6, 20179 yr Snitches get stitches. Not really the same. Snitches often do not break the law but are an important link in the enforcement of the law. Leaking classified material is the only law that we know at this time that was broken in this whole Trump/Russia narrative.
June 6, 20179 yr Not really the same. Snitches often do not break the law but are an important link in the enforcement of the law. Leaking classified material is the only law that we know at this time that was broken in this whole Trump/Russia narrative. Agree to disagree.
June 7, 20179 yr How did this idiot have access to anything important? Well, unfortunately he's the Presi... Oh wait, you meant the lady from the article.
June 7, 20179 yr Well, unfortunately he's the Presi... Oh wait, you meant the lady from the article. I'm talking about that idiot with the name reality.
June 7, 20179 yr How did this idiot have access to anything important? Cause she's probably smokin hot.....Lol!!!!
June 7, 20179 yr How did this idiot have access to anything important? She had high-level security clearance as a government contractor, from what I read on NPR.
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