In another example of government overreach and incompetence, a recent court filing reveals that the FBI turned a blind eye while one of its informants stole a staggering $190,000 from a January 6 protestor. This troubling revelation raises serious questions about the FBI’s priorities and its handling of informants, highlighting a pattern of disregard for the rights of everyday Americans. Instead of focusing on genuine threats to national security, the agency seems more interested in silencing conservatives while allowing criminals to operate unchecked within its own ranks. Court filings from Jared Wise, a former FBI agent and Project Veritas contractor, reveal new details about his involvement with events surrounding the January 6 protests. Arrested in 2023, Wise had his charges dropped in January. In an exclusive interview with Headline USA, he addressed accusations from Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe, who claimed that Wise attempted to “ensnare” him in a scheme to record FBI agents secretly. While Wise declined to provide specific details about his actions and observations on January 6 during the interview, he shared information regarding the FBI informant's theft this week on his Twitter/X account. He also directed this reporter to a motion for vindictive prosecution, which he filed in December. The motion includes shocking allegations about how the FBI informant allegedly stole from him without facing consequences. The motion claimed that in 2020, Wise had invested in French real estate property with a U.S. citizen who lived in France. While Wise only identified this person as “GED,” Headline USA tracked down his identity as Gregory Edmont de la Doucette. The real estate deal between the two men was finalized in September 2021. However, not long after, Wise grew increasingly concerned about the security of his investment. In the following months, Wise questioned Doucette about the investment, even accusing him of orchestrating a scam. According to Wise, Doucette reported him to the FBI at that time. ...