FBI Employees Cheated on Security Test

By Laura Spadanuta

09/28/2010 -

This is not the only damaging report regarding FBI employees. "On September 20," Reuters also reported, "the inspector general said the FBI improperly launched investigations of U.S. activists after the September 11 attacks, miscast peaceful protests as acts of terrorism and in one case prompted FBI Director Robert Mueller to provide inaccurate testimony to Congress."

And just five days before this, things got even more bizarre as three FBI agents and an FBI counterterrorism expert were arrested for lying about steroid and human growth hormone use, according to ABC News.

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