Yeah, I heard Marquez is up in Boston wreaking havoc on his subordinate supervisors. They may need a break!
I guess Marquez will continue to wreak havoc since he did not get that HQ SAC job he wanted.
Posted 08 March 2010 - 01:47 AM
Yeah, I heard Marquez is up in Boston wreaking havoc on his subordinate supervisors. They may need a break!
Posted 07 March 2010 - 11:01 PM
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Posted 07 March 2010 - 04:24 PM
Posted 07 March 2010 - 01:49 PM
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Posted 06 March 2010 - 05:32 AM
Simple question. Is IA persuing investigations against Carter, Hoover, Crenshaw, Gillette and others for their "alleged" inappropriate sexual relationships with subordinates? Yes or no? Its that simple. If IA is not, why not? These people have never hesitated to order investigations into field employees for the same alleged indiscretions. So again, why not? Can Melson give them the pass that they failed to give others for the same conduct? Is that how they are going to circle the executive wagons but issuing a new relationship disclosure policy?
Posted 05 March 2010 - 08:13 PM
Posted 05 March 2010 - 05:46 PM
One can only hope that yet another inexperienced, unskilled yes man like Marquez is not placed in a position having bearing on the future of our Bureau. He was a mrginal agent, an ineffective supervisor and stands for nothing but his own advancement. You would be hard pressed to get him to explain what ATFs mission really is. Outside the agency'stated mission statement that is. At least Carlos Sanchez had done the job before fast tracking on the Edgar train. Is it true we now have a new policy regarding romantic issues between managers and subordinates? Was I the only one paying attention during agent training. Again Mr. Melson, Duh. The better answer is DEAL with the bosses bltantly abusing their power and having a great time at the Bureaus expense. Is this the Gillette, Crenshaw or Hoover policy. If they had been agents, their would not be a policy, just discipline.
Posted 04 March 2010 - 08:02 AM
Posted 28 February 2010 - 10:04 PM
Posted 28 February 2010 - 08:33 AM
I respectfully disagree. A boss sleeping with a subordinate is wrong. A married agent who becomes that group's supervisor and then is acting ASAC for almost a year, sleeping with the AUSA who handles his group's cases, that's wrong. A married agent sleeping with someone who is not their spouse -- well, you took a vow to remain faithful to your spouse, and you broke that vow. I can't trust you to watch my back and I can't trust you to do the right thing. But that's my opinion, and it doesn't necessarily mean I'm right and you're wrong.
Rumor: More coming out on executives being caught with their pants down, so to speak. (I have zero concern with how anyone leads their personal lives but when you've pointed fingers at others and you are engaged in the very same or worse conduct yourself that don't fly.)
Rumor: Several members of Congress are stareing real hard at ATF and beginning to finally ask the hard questions.
Posted 28 February 2010 - 02:56 AM
Rumors being what they are; There is no secret that Billy has always wanted and been slated to takeover the Washington Field division. That raise several new ethical questions. How does ATF/Loos leave an entire field division void of any meaningful leadership for a year or more? What kind of settlement agreement is that? Domenench Must have threatened to bring the house down. He should have been paid and told leave our agency and never to return, based solely on the fact that he was an abusive leader, allowed others under his command to be abusive leaders, AND he was a coward when he "blew his whistle" anonymously. No room for cowards in the greatest law enforcement agency since the beginning of time.The agency is NOT favorable to his return.You got your money Edgar, and judgeing by your performance as DD and Acting Director, self promotion is all you REALLY cared about. After the way Mr. Hoover conducted himself throughout his tenor, is he really the best choice to slide in to DC Field Div.? Leave him where hes at. If Bouchard and Vanessa could hold down that job, Billy should be able to make it to retirement as well.
Posted 27 February 2010 - 09:24 AM
Posted 26 February 2010 - 06:05 PM
Rumor: Melson is simply waiting for Domenech to complete his war college so he can fulfill a contractual agreement that guaranteed the Washington Field Division SAC job would remain open until Edgar graduates. Then he is going to hand over the keys at the WFD to Hoover.
Rumor: The misappropriated executive Cadillacs are being recalled.
Rumor: More coming out on executives being caught with their pants down, so to speak. (I have zero concern with how anyone leads their personal lives but when you've pointed fingers at others and you are engaged in the very same or worse conduct yourself that don't fly.)
Rumor: An outside watchdog agency is looking into obstruction of justice allegations against three SAC's and an ex-ASAC for their overzealous part in attempting to deny an ATF agent’s witness participation in an FBI RICO/Murder trial. Seems the agent was not on the “favorite son” list and these guys went overboard in smearing him to keep him off the stand without cause. We hear that ATF IA caught the complaint but "the boys club" ignored it and its moveing up the food chain.
Rumor: Big trouble is brewing in the west coast field divisions and a badly mismanaged Midwest division. Big trouble means BIG trouble. Like WTF trouble.
Rumor: Several members of Congress are stareing real hard at ATF and beginning to finally ask the hard questions.
The sources on these rumors are not always right but 90% of the time is a pretty good track record.
Posted 26 February 2010 - 05:33 PM
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