ROGUE DOJ EMPLOYEE: TERRORISM PLOT EXPOSED!

A chilling betrayal unfolded in Brownsville, Texas, as a US Department of Justice employee now faces serious charges. Karen Olvera De Leon, who worked within the US Attorney’s Office, was arrested and booked on accusations of terrorism and evidence tampering.

The case stems from a disturbing incident during a federal raid livestreamed on June 9th. While the operation was underway, a viewer joined the live broadcast and openly threatened the life of one of the federal agents involved.

What followed was even more alarming. Another viewer, later identified as Olvera De Leon, allegedly took direct action to escalate the danger. She reportedly revealed the federal agent’s personal identity to the individual issuing the death threat.

Authorities swiftly moved to investigate, leading to Olvera De Leon’s arraignment and subsequent booking into Cameron County jail. The charges reflect the gravity of her alleged actions and the potential consequences of her involvement.

This incident occurs against a backdrop of escalating threats against law enforcement officials. Recent data reveals a staggering increase – over 1000% – in assaults on federal officers and their families.

Doxxing, the malicious act of revealing private personal information online, has become a particularly dangerous tactic. It’s a tactic that puts officers and their loved ones at immediate risk, fueling harassment and violence.

Officials have condemned these attacks, emphasizing the bravery of those who enforce the law and the unacceptable consequences of dehumanizing them. The focus is now on protecting those who serve and holding perpetrators accountable.

The Department of Homeland Security has expressed deep concern over the rising tide of threats, highlighting the personal toll on officers who simply want to return home safely to their families each night.

Those with information regarding doxxing or harassment against ICE officers are urged to report it immediately. A dedicated hotline, 866-DHS-2-ICE, and an online tip form are available for reporting such incidents.

This case serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by law enforcement and the critical need to address the growing threat of online extremism and targeted harassment.