On the recordApril 3, 2017
But if a guy has been arrested in 43 States, he should not be eligible as a confidential informant, especially one highly paid. Zero credibility. That's disgraceful.
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Chaffetz criticizes the eligibility of individuals with extensive criminal records as confidential informants.
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