The Secret Service has been accused of a 'cover-up' over its alleged involvement in a police investigation when Hunter Biden's lover dumped his gun in a trash can near a school in 2018.
In texts on his abandoned laptop, Hunter claimed that when Delaware cops found the gun 'the FBI and the Secret Service' got involved – though USSS has repeatedly denied it.
Judicial Watch obtained hundreds of pages of internal communications between Secret Service officials about the incident.
The records show agency officials discussing media reports of its alleged involvement with one finding it 'odd' that USSS was involved in the investigation when Joe and Hunter Biden were not receiving Secret Service protection at the time.
Another official responds: 'Maybe we were asked for a favor?'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11738609/Maybe-asked-favor-Secret-Service-accused-cover-Hunter-Bidens-gun.html
In texts on his abandoned laptop, Hunter claimed that when Delaware cops found the gun 'the FBI and the Secret Service' got involved – though USSS has repeatedly denied it.
Judicial Watch obtained hundreds of pages of internal communications between Secret Service officials about the incident.
The records show agency officials discussing media reports of its alleged involvement with one finding it 'odd' that USSS was involved in the investigation when Joe and Hunter Biden were not receiving Secret Service protection at the time.
Another official responds: 'Maybe we were asked for a favor?'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11738609/Maybe-asked-favor-Secret-Service-accused-cover-Hunter-Bidens-gun.html
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Secret Service accused of a 'cover-up' of Hunter Biden's gun
Internal Secret Service emails obtained by Judicial Watch show that those within the force were mystified by being involved in the Hunter Biden gun saga in 2018, as they were not protecting him.