Things Are Only Getting Worse

Author: 007 replied to comment from MrAgent007 December 24, 2009 9:32 AM Mark Potter has been perpetrating these destructive behaviors for years.He has been an obstructionist to hard working agents. He has negatively impacted our Bureaus productivity and our reputation in the law enforcement community everywhere he has served. He was (unfortunately) a product of the style over substance generation of ATF leadership. Fine he looks good in a suit, then go work for Men's Wearhouse. He doesn't get it and never will. His agents not wearing jeans is more important to them impacting the obvious violence that is ongoing in his division. He turned a blind eye to his ASACs obvious inappropriate conduct. He maliciously destroyed 2 of the best supervisors in Atlanta and subsequently dropped his obligation to administer his division to facilitate the Directors nephews school project. He has never earned his badge and needs to be removed and placed in a non enforcement capacity so the Agents who are trying to work in Phil. may do so.

Author: Marshall Plan replied to comment from MrAgent007 December 22, 2009 4:42 PM MrAgent007: Your comment raises a serious question. Was Mark Potter in fact the man behind the (later quashed) sweetheart contractor deal for Stankiewicz? "Instant Karma" is going to catch up with Mr. Potter, sooner or later.

I don't think things are getting better, at least far from it. Certainly not with the Cadillac SAC himself, Mark Potter [aka the Homework SAC] up there in Killadelphia. Between him and his pit bull ASAC Russ May, they continue to ride roughshod over the Philly agents, making them all miserable. Cases are to be made from desks, not the street. Just don't have any file cabinets by those desks. Can't arrest anyone without calling in the SRT. Can't call in the NRT. He protects fellow SES club member Stankiewitz when Stankiewitz gets caught sexually harassing a subordinate, but when a common street agent gets some personal justice done, Potter is insulted and decides he's going to interfere with the personnel decision. Maybe with his buddy Hoover getting spanked, Potter might realize that no one is above the law.