Muslim Spymaster Asks Judge To Remove GPS, Citing Possible Emergency With Kids In Pakistan

Here they go – whining, complaining and appealing to the kufar’s compassionate to slither out of their egregious betrayal and crimes. The idea that this Islamic supremacist traitor is requesting GPS removal is an outrage. He tried to flee to Pakistan with 300K. He should be held in prison without bail.

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Awan Asks Judge To Remove GPS, Citing Possible Emergency With Kids In Pakistan

By: Dave Brooks, Washington Free Beacon, August 1, 2017:

A former House of Representatives IT aide was arraigned in federal court Friday on four felony fraud charges, appearing with three attorneys including Chris Gowen, a former close aide to Hillary and Bill Clinton.

Gowen asked that Imran Awan’s GPS monitoring bracelet be removed, citing that Imran might need to attend to an emergency with his children. In a press conference outside court, Gowen admitted that the children are in Pakistan and refused to explain the discrepancy.

Prosecutors opposed the motion strongly, saying Imran is a severe flight risk who made a massive and deliberate effort to send hundreds of thousands of dollars to Pakistan before trying to board a flight to the country. The FBI arrested him at the airport. They said his wife is already in Pakistan and that authorities are sure she has no intention to return.

His wife, Hina Alvi, who also worked for House Democrats including Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, has also been indicted. If she misses her arraignment — a date has not been set — she would formally become a fugitive. “She gave every impression to the government that she was leaving the country with no intention to return,” prosecutor Michael Mirando said.

Mirando said both intended to flee, even though they bought round-trip tickets. “Imran had what the government would characterize as a one-way ticket to Pakistan,” he said. From the government’s perspective, their intent was undoubtedly to make a one-way voyage, mentioning a “massive pattern of transfers to Pakistan.”

He said the money moves that led to the charges began occurring after September 2016, when the Awans learned they were under investigation. That highlights that the underlying investigation is into their work on Capitol Hill, with the current charges related to trying to flee after learning about that probe.

The prosecutors’ statements squarely rebuke claims made by Wasserman Schultz that Imran was not fleeing. She said he asked her for unpaid time off. However, records obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation show that Imran typically spends months in Pakistan most years, and his pay from Wasserman Schultz’s office has remained constant. This suggests that he has not taken unpaid time off for similar trips in the past, and it also raising questions about how he could do his job from abroad.

Four of Imran’s relatives and his best friend were also on the House payroll. Most made $165,000 a year — nearly as much as members of Congress — adding up to $6 million in pay, but there is significant evidence that most were “ghost employees.” One brother was a college student, and another was working at a car dealership. The friend worked at McDonalds.

There is a second hearing at 1:45pm

The IT guys in the House criminal probe could read these members’ emails

The Awans and their associates collected more than $5 million in pay from congressional offices, often drawing chief-of-staff level pay though there is reason to believe many didn’t even show up. They are suspected of cybersecurity violations.
The money is broken down by year, congressional office and family member paid:

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