Four members of US Secret Service, including one member who It was on first Lady Jill Biden’s protective detail was suspended after they allegedly contacted with and were provided gifts of two men who accused of posed as agents of the National Security Service.
Two men Aryan Taherzadeh and Hyder Ali were indicted with posing as federal law enforcement officers and allegedly provided members of secret Service gifts such as $40,000 worth of free apartments, surveillance systems, a drone, law enforcement paraphernalia and more, according to court documents.
“Everything personnel involved in this business on administrative leave and limited access to secret service facilities, equipment and systems. The Secret Service keeps highest levels of professional standards, behavior and will remain in active coordination with Departments of Justice and national security,” the Secret Service said. in statement on Wednesday evening.
Taherzadeh and Ali allegedly posed as “special police”, claiming to be “involved in in undercover gang-related investigations, as well as conducting investigations related to violence at the US Capitol. on January 6,” court documents released Wednesday evening said.
Tagherzade reached the point where show someone who identified in court documents as “Witness 1” and “HSI case”, they “worked onwhich was marked as “confidential”. They even went so far as to install identical Chevy Tahoe with police lights.
“TAGERZADE told Witness 1 that as part of of recruitment process, TAGERZADE would have had to shoot Witness 1 with en air rifle in to assess Witness 1’s response and pain tolerance. According to Witness 1, because he/she thought it was part of of during the DHS/HSI recruitment process, he/she agreed to be shot and was subsequently shot by TAGERZADE. ALI was present during the shooting.”
Another Witness who was interviewed in court documents and on in first lady, Taherzade said he on “secret mission force”and he showed many favors to the inhabitants who were members of law enforcement agencies. He also offered gift an unnamed witness is an AR-style rifle.
Also, an unnamed Secret Service agent on in first Taherzade told the ladies’ detail that he has the same agency gun witness did.
“TAGERZADE came to Witness 2’s apartment with a Glock 19 Generation 5. in Ayin tactical holster. Tagerzade stated that he had an additional holster and wanted to give Witness 2 Tactical Holster Ayin for The recently released Glock 19 Generation 5 Witness 2. Witness 2 is still in possession of this holster.”
Another witness who not named, allegedly saw Tagerzade’s fraudulent management of National security computer and a certificate from the Federal Training Center.
men told residents of the Naval Shipyard housing complex where they lived, which they rented out apartments are paid for DHS and set up observation system around the residential complex in which inhabitants could access it’s anytime from them mobile device.
“These residents stated that, in their opinion, TAGERZADE and ALI access to personal information of all residents of the residential complex.
One witness believed two men had access codes everywhere in in building because they posed as law enforcement.
Taherzade allegedly walked up to another DHS employee who worked for HSI. However, when employee looked it up up in database, it could not be found.
The investigation began when the suspects witnessed an attack on a postman and were questioned by postal inspection agents.
“USPIS inspector provided this information to the DHS office of Inspector General, who then transferred information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for further investigation. It was at this point that the FBI launched an investigation that corroborated the allegations of residents obtained by a USPIS inspector,” court documents say.
Names of the suspended Secret Service officers were not released. The court documents did not state when these alleged interactions occurred.
