A hacker admitted to breaching Maricopa County’s voter registration system before the 2020 election, stealing over 633,000 records, but prosecutors under the former Biden regime declined to press charges.
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❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Declassified FBI documents released Thursday by the White House indicate that more than 633,000 Maricopa County, Arizona voter registration records were accessed in a cyber intrusion during the weeks leading up to the 2020 presidential election, but no criminal charges were filed, despite investigators saying the suspect admitted to carrying out the breach. 📺 DETAIL: According to the records, the self-described “hacker or tinkerer” exploited a vulnerability in the county recorder’s website with a PowerShell script between October 21 and November 2, 2020, obtaining voter registration information, including about 930 records containing sensitive data related to domestic violence victims, judges, and law enforcement officers. FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau devoted significant resources to the investigation, but the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Phoenix, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, and local county prosecutors all declined to prosecute, with the federal case formally closing in 2023. The suspect allegedly told agents he discovered the website flaw in September 2020 and automated access to voter records. He claimed he later deleted the files and wiped storage devices after realizing the seriousness of his actions. FBI agents executed a search warrant at the suspect’s Fountain Hills home, seizing computers, hard drives, and USB devices. The documents state voter registration records, not ballots, were accessed. 💬 KEY QUOTE: “The bureau spent significant resources but could not get the U.S. Attorney’s Office… or other agencies to bring charges despite an admission from the alleged hacker.” – FBI Director Kash Patel 🎯 IMPACT: Poor security for voter registration data will undermine voter confidence and could disrupt future elections. The FBI’s inability to secure a prosecution raises questions about a partisan agenda on election integrity under the former Biden regime. |
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