GOP Outraged , by Failed Investigation Into , Cocaine Found at White House.
'Newsweek' reports that Republican lawmakers have
expressed outrage at the White House and Secret Service's
failure to identify who brought cocaine into the West Wing.
On July 2, a white substance, which was later
identified as cocaine, was found in a heavily-
trafficked part of the White House's West Wing.
On July 2, a white substance, which was later
identified as cocaine, was found in a heavily-
trafficked part of the White House's West Wing.
According to the Secret Service, the substance was
found in a receptacle used to temporarily store
visitors' electronics and other personal devices.
'Newsweek' reports that FBI lab results failed to
identify fingerprints and DNA found on the bag
in order to determine the owner of the cocaine.
'Newsweek' reports that FBI lab results failed to
identify fingerprints and DNA found on the bag
in order to determine the owner of the cocaine.
On July 14, the investigation
will reportedly be closed.
There was no surveillance video footage
found that provided investigative leads
or any other means for investigators
to identify who may have deposited
the found substance in this area, Secret Service statement, via 'Newsweek'.
Without physical evidence,
the investigation will not be able
to single out a person of interest
from the hundreds of individuals
who passed through the vestibule
where the cocaine was discovered, Secret Service statement, via 'Newsweek'.
Republicans are angry that
the culprit has not been identified. .
My question to them was,
have they drug tested this list of 500 potential suspects that brought an illegal substance, cocaine, into the White House?, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia Representative, via 'Newsweek'.
Their answer was no,
and that they're unwilling to do so.
It makes no sense to me whatsoever why they wouldn't follow through one simple task, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia Representative, via 'Newsweek'.
It's outrageous with the surveillance
at the White House that this
administration still hasn't disclosed
the identity of the cocaine culprit, Lauren Boebert, Colorado Representative, via 'Newsweek'.
It's outrageous with the surveillance
at the White House that this
administration still hasn't disclosed
the identity of the cocaine culprit, Lauren Boebert, Colorado Representative, via 'Newsweek'