Kash Patel Yelled At Girlfriend’s Security Detail To Drive Drunk Friend After Partying: Report
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A spokesperson for the FBI denied the report, calling it "hogwash."
FBI Director Kash Patel was hit with another damning allegation of abusing the bureau’s resources after MS NOW reported Friday he has ordered his girlfriend’s security detail to drive a drunk friend home after a night of partying in Nashville.
“FBI agents serve the public and swear an oath to protect and defend the Constitution. This is clearly a long way from that,” former FBI senior agent Christopher O’Leary and MS NOW contributor said.
Three sources who were granted anonymity told the outlet that on at least two occasions, Patel’s girlfriend, country singer and private citizen Alexis Wilkins, 27, had asked agents assigned to her security to drive her friend home.
However when the agents refused to divert from their assignment, Patel insisted they do so, even going as far as to yell at Wilkins’ head security to do as she said, according to the outlet.
“Not only is the assignment of FBI SWAT personnel to a security detail to protect his girlfriend inappropriate, directing these highly trained professionals to babysit his girlfriend’s friend is outrageous, and demonstrative of Kash Patel’s complete lack of judgment and integrity,” O’Leary said.
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