Office of Professional Responsibility organization
also: Office of Professional Conduct, Office of Professional onduct, OPR, the Counsel, this Counsel, this new committee or office
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Edward H. Levi founded
Office of Professional Responsibility documented
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“Attorney General Edward H Levi has exercised welcome leadership by ... establishing the Office of Professional Responsibility to inquire into departmental misconduct…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book II: Intelligence Activities and the Rights of Americans · p.290
John N. Mitchell founded
Office of Professional Responsibility reported
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“Attorney General Levi I believe has already established some sort of agency or function within the Department that is serving as the equivalent I suppose of an Inspector General of the Justice Department including the FBI…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 6: Federal Bureau of Investigation · p.301
Edward Levi founded
Office of Professional Responsibility documented
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“I am pleased to see that you have announced this week the establishment of the Office of Professional Responsibility…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 6: Federal Bureau of Investigation · p.343
Office of Professional Responsibility member_of
U.S. Department of Justice documented
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“I wanted to have an advisory committee from the whole Department to this Counsel…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 6: Federal Bureau of Investigation · p.344
John N. Mitchell appointed
Office of Professional Responsibility documented
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“I wanted to make that clear I also wanted to embody in this new order the experience that we have had…”
source: government document — Church Committee Hearings, Volume 6: Federal Bureau of Investigation · p.344
Office of Professional Responsibility covered_up
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“Kent also says that the DEA's Office of Professional Responsibility and elements of the DOJ and IG have worked to keep a lid on the corruption charges. According to Kent, these offices, which are supposed to serve as watchdog agencies, inst…”
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Kent also says that the DEA's Office of Professional Responsibility and elements of the DOJ and IG have worked to keep a lid on the corruption charges. According to Kent, these offices, which are supposed to serve as watchdog agencies, inst…
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Quote, as discussed in my prior memo dated December 13th, 2004, several unrelated investigations, including a wiretap operation called Operation Snowplow, identified corrupt agents within DEA. As further discussed in my memo, OPR's handling…
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DEA's Office of Professional Responsibility after it discovered that an IG agent was investigating the Bogota corruption and related money laundering. This is a quote. In June 2004, OPR and DEA, the two agencies embarrassed by the prior all…
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demanded that my IG case agent turn all of the investigation information over to them. Kent states in a memorandum, one week after submitting the information to OPR in the DOJ money laundering investigation, it was shut down, unquote. Kent …
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that every time they started looking into something and had informants that the DEA was heading off the targeted people in Columbia. The traffickers eventually gave the Florida agents copies of confidential DEA reports, which the Bogota age…
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The tape recordings that revealed this damning information were turned over to both the DEA Office of Professional Responsibility and the DOJ, as well as both IGs. The agents in Florida's DEA office also tried to set up a sting targeting th…
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was identified as a narco-trafficker with several agents, DEA agents, on his payroll, was eventually brought to Florida to take a polygraph. Kent says that the narco-trafficker passed the lie detector test in Florida at which he was asked w…
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ordered the polygrapher not to report the test. He was instructed to say the test never took place. Although the charges raised by Kent in his 2004 memo have now passed before many eyes, they still have not ever been addressed. Instead, the…
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revealing their names for their safety. If we can put together the public integrity section, they assured me that the other agents will come forward. Those agents have additional evidence not in the files obtained by OPR or the IG. I believ…
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of the DEA and the Office of Professional Responsibility. Their attempt to do so led to retaliation. The cracks in the lid of the DEA and Office of Professional Responsibility was an attempt to put the lid back together. Weeks after the Nar…