A letter to Attorney General
Eric Holder from former FBI Special Agent K. Dee McCown saying that he was
appalled at Holder's lack of leadership as the Attorney General of the United
States.
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The letter is real and former FBI
Agent K. Dee McCown has confirmed authorship.
McCown was a Special Agent with the FBI from 1997 to 2008.
Below is the text of the letter sent to Eric Holder:
K. Dee McCown
College Station, Texas
December 28, 2014
Attorney General Eric Holder
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20530-0001
Dear Attorney General Holder,
It is unlikely that we met while I served in the FBI. That being said, we served
at the Department of Justice (DOJ) during the same years and on the same “team”
conceptually speaking. During my service in the FBI I worked with a number of
U.S. Attorney Offices in the United States to include a tour at FBIHQ where I
worked with the Department of Justice (Main) on a daily basis.
I begin my letter with this comment to highlight that I am not a bystander on
the topic of law enforcement in the United States. I worked and managed a
variety of federal investigations during my 12 years of service in the FBI, to
include the management of several Civil Rights cases in the State of Texas. In
fact, during my last tour in the Bureau, I was an FBI Supervisor responsible for
managing federal investigations in nine (9) Texas counties, many of which were
rural; in places where one would suspect racism to flourish given the narrative
often pushed by Hollywood and urban progressive elites like yourself. I
performed this mission diligently and under the close supervision of two FBI
managers; an Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) and Special Agent in
Charge (SAC,) both of which happened to be African American and outstanding law
enforcement professionals. I also performed this mission serving side by side
with a variety of law enforcement agencies at the Federal, State and local
level.
Rather, as non-emotive investigations determined, both teens died as a
consequence of their own tragic and egregious behavior; behavior that involved a
violent assault on a law abiding citizen in the Trayvon Martin case, and a
violent assault on a young police officer in the Michael Brown case. Yet you, as
the number one spokesman for law enforcement in the country, blame the deaths of
these men on years of institutional racism and the alleged epidemic targeting of
African American men by police departments around the country; nothing could be
further from the truth. Following the Michael Brown case Grand Jury decision all
you could muster was the following comment: “The Department of Justice is
currently investigating not only the shooting but also the Ferguson police
department in what is called a “patterns and practices” inquiry to determine if
the police department has engaged in systematic racism.”
So, let’s get this straight. At a decisive moment in history when our nation
required a strong and unbiased voice from its’ senior law enforcement official,
you Mr. Holder, made it your personal mission to join with other racial
antagonist and politicize a tragic event, accusing a young white police officer
of a racially motivated killing in what we now know was a justified self-defense
shooting of a predatory felon. Your behavior is unbelievable. You sir, have
sacrificed your integrity on the altar of political expediency. You, Mr. Holder,
are the “coward” and hypocrite you so loudly denounce when speaking of broken
race relations in America.
Further to this point Mr. Holder, law enforcement officers around the country
remain dismayed and shocked at the counsel you keep; that being your close
relationship with none other than Al Sharpton, a racist “shake down artist” who
spreads hate, divisiveness and the promotion of anti-law enforcement sentiment
throughout the country; a tax evading fraudster who has unbelievably visited the
White House over 80 times in recent years. It is simply beyond my comprehension
as a former federal law enforcement professional, that you, the Attorney General
of the United States, joined arms in common cause with a charlatan like “the
Reverend” Al Sharpton; and it speaks volumes to your personal character and lack
of professional judgment.
Violent crime, out of wedlock births, drug abuse, rampant unemployment and
poverty found in many low-income minority neighborhoods are not a result of
racist community policing and racial profiling as you so quickly assert, and
frankly most law abiding Americans are exhausted of hearing this false narrative
repeated time and again by you and others in the racial grievance industry.
While no one, me included, would ever suggest that African Americans have not
suffered from institutional racism in the past, I would strongly argue that we
no longer live in the Mississippi of 1965, nor do we live in a country that even
closely resembles the “Jim Crow” South of yesteryear. Those days, thankfully,
are in the past as are the generations of Americans that supported such
egregious behavior and endured such suffering.
Rather, Mr. Holder, we live in a day and time where the root cause of many
problems faced in our African American communities can be attributed to the
breakdown of civil order due to the rejection of institutional and family
authority and the practice of counter-culture values; and most notably, from the
absence of strong male leadership in fatherless black families. The reason that
our local police officers are so often entwined in tragic events in black
communities is because it is the police that have filled the void in these
communities that should be occupied by moral and strong black men leading family
units with Godly values. You, Mr. Holder, especially, should be thanking the
police rather than persecuting them for the gap they fill in these communities
because if it were not for the intervention of local police many African
American neighborhoods would be in a state of total anarchy.
Yet tragically, you and your race-baiting colleague Al Sharpton (a paid media
personality under contract with MSNBC news) choose to remain silent because to
publicly speak this self-evident truth threatens to not only alienate and offend
the most loyal voting constituency of the Democratic Party but diminish your and
Al Sharpton’s self-serving power base in these suffering communities. God forbid
that you would suggest individual citizens accept responsibility for their own
behavior and the collective failure of their communities; it is so much easier
for you and others like you to make excuses, play the victim card, and pander
rather than address the real root causes that plague many low income
neighborhoods.
Mr. Holder, the public is aware of FBI statistics that tell a different story
than the one you and Sharpton preach. We know that young African American males,
representing a tiny fraction of the U.S. population, are by far the greatest
perpetrators of violent crime in America when compared to their peers in other
ethnic groups, and, we know that citizens of African American descent
overwhelmingly make up the majority of their victims. We also know that
incidents where white police officers shoot and kill black perpetrators are rare
and on the decline. We know further that although there are legitimate and bona
fide Federal Civil Rights investigations in the United States worthy of
pursuing, they are miniscule when compared to the false narrative portrayed by
you, President Obama and Sharpton declaring rampant discrimination against
African American men by police officers throughout the country. You are just
plain wrong.
In closing Mr. Holder I will leave you with this thought; you were given a rare
opportunity to lead with integrity during a variety of divisive and
controversial issues during your tenure as the 82d Attorney General of the
United States and rather than be a man of moral courage you chose instead to
cower, further inflame racial tensions, advance false narratives and play
progressive political activist.
Time and again you chose to “politicize” the mission of the Department of
Justice rather than pursue justice and now, tragically, we are witnessing the
fruits of your irresponsible behavior in the murder of two innocent police
officers in New York City, assassinated by a man motivated by the flames of
racial hatred that you personally fanned. How many more police officers will be
injured or die in the coming days because of the perilous conditions you helped
create in this nation. You, President Obama and Al Sharpton own this problem
lock, stock and barrel and now it is your legacy.
As thousands of NYPD officers turn their collective back on New York Mayor Bill
de Blasio, another dishonest politician and Sharpton disciple, so too do
countless Federal law enforcement officers turn our backs on you.
K. Dee McCown
FBI (1997 – 2008)
CC: Senator Mitch McConnell
Senator John Cornyn
Senator Ted Cruz
Senator Harry Reid
The Honorable Bill Flores
The Honorable John Boehner
The Honorable Nancy Pelosi
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