Biden Secret Service Chief Tried To Destroy White House Cocaine

ANALYSIS – Tried to destroy key evidence. Among all the other major issues facing us today, a previous Biden controversy has resurfaced. Recall the cocaine found at the White House in 2022 that many believed had been left behind by Joe Biden's coke-addled son, Hunter.

At the time, many believed the Secret Service was deliberately slow-walking the investigation to protect the Bidens. (RELATED: New Impeachment Investigation Launched Into Allegations Hunter Biden Invoked Joe's Name)

Then, the story simply fell off the news radar when the Service officially said that the investigation into the cocaine incident was “closed due to a lack of physical evidence.”

Well, now it is back as it appears that the disgraced ex-Secret Service director, Kim Cheatle, appointed to her position due to being pals with Jill Biden, was one of those top officials responsible for the cover-up.

Not only that, but Cheatle actually wanted to violate agency protocols and destroy the cocaine evidence.

The New York Post reports:

As soon as a uniformed officer found the drugs and notified disgraced ex-Director Kim Cheatle that he wanted to follow certain crime scene protocols, the retaliations began — starting with that officer allegedly being taken off the case. 

Leadership apparently began to pressure forensics workers to stop trying to find DNA matches, and sought to avoid interviewing the hundreds of people with access to the space where the drugs were found. 

And at some point, Cheatle reportedly demanded that agents destroy the evidence, then threw a hissy fit when her demands ran up against conscientious subordinates who pointed out a seven-year retention policy. (The Secret Service denies this happened.) 

Kover-up Kim — who was far more focused on DEI nonsense than actually doing her job — also allegedly retaliated against a black veteran agent for daring to stand up to her on the drug destruction issue, passing him over for promotion. 

Thankfully, the Secret Service Forensics Services Division and the Uniformed Division stood firm and rejected the push to dispose of the evidence.

“A decision was made not to get rid of the evidence, and it really pissed off Cheatle,” a source in the Secret Service community said in an interview.

But why would Cheatle and her fellow cronies want to destroy the cocaine?

According to Real Clear Politics:

…the Secret Service sent the plastic bag and its contents to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory for fingerprint and DNA analysis. While there were no latent fingerprints detected, the FBI lab found some DNA material, according to three sources in the Secret Service community. Several sources, citing private statements by a special agent in the Forensics Services Division who supervised the vault containing the cocaine evidence, said the agency ran the DNA material against national criminal databases and “got a partial hit.” The term “partial hit” is vague in this context, but in forensics lingo usually means law enforcement found DNA matching a blood relative of a finite pool of people.

“Protocol is, whether you act on the [DNA] hit or not, we still have to maintain evidence for a period of up to seven years,” a source told RCP. “It became a big to-do.”

The incompetent DEI-obsessed Cheatle was forced to resign after the obscene Secret Service failure to adequately protect former President Donald Trump during his recent failed assassination attempt. (RELATED: Mace Unloads On Secret Service Director: ‘This Is Bulls—!')

This is what happens when the president's political cronies are hired for sensitive top-level positions.

We should now also ask: What did Biden VP Kamala Harris know about all this? Top Biden officials claim Harris was intimately involved in all aspects of White House affairs.

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