Fake Agent Who Cozied Up to Secret Service Claimed to Have Pakistani Spy Ties, Feds Say

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : At least four Secret Service employees and one DHS employee were lavished with "rent-free apartments (with a total yearly rent of over $40,000 per apartment), iPhones, surveillance systems, a drone, a flat screen television, a case for storing an assault rifle, a generator, and law enforcement paraphernalia," the FBI said.
52% : Taherzadeh and Ali occupied several apartments in the Crossings, a building popular with federal law enforcement agents, and styled themselves to residents as the "go-to guys" for anything, a Secret Service agent on first lady Jill Biden's detail later told the FBI, according to the affidavit.

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