West Palm Beach, Fl – Reports of corruption among federal agents, especially along the border, have sparked concern over the integrity of federal law enforcement. The increase in allegations raises an urgent question: Is corruption on the rise within these agencies? One retired federal agent, who spent much of his career investigating these cases, offers a sobering perspective.
Ken Strange, a former agent with experience in the FBI, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Department of Justice (DOJ), has firsthand insight into the realities of corruption within law enforcement. As an author of “A Cop’s Son,” Strange discusses how his work investigating jihadists, fraudsters, and cartels exposed a troubling pattern in the infiltration of federal agencies by criminal elements.
Kenneth is also the author of “A Cop’s Son,” where he discusses how his work investigating jihadists, fraudsters, and cartels exposed a troubling pattern in the infiltration of federal agencies by criminal elements.