Democrat Mayor Lied, Plotted With Career Criminal In Hate Crime HOAX Probe But DOJ Refused To Charge Him, FBI Official Says

The racist party strikes again — at the heart of American decency and morality. The Democrat lie of systemic racism requires these vile crimes that incite division, hate and bigotry, pitting one American against another. It’s evil. When it all goes sideways, the center cannot hold.

We need a functioning FBI and DoJ. As one writer commented,”Prosecutorial discretion in the US is near-absolute. As a President (and the chief prosecutor / ultra-AG in charge), a guy can refuse prosecute hundreds of thousands or millions of illegal migrants….”

George Behizy:
Yemi Mobolade, the Black Mayor of Colorado Springs, just got busted for plotting with the career criminal who staged a hate crime to rig the election by doing a KKK-style cross burning & spray-painting the N-word on his campaign sign.

The FBI referred Mobolade for prosecution for lying to them about his communications with the suspect, Derek Bernard, but the Biden DOJ refused to follow through. “The initial response from the Department of Justice was ‘we can’t indict the first black mayor of Colorado Springs.” – FBI Official.

“The FBI interviewed Mobolade twice to determine his knowledge of the hoax, and Mobolade explicitly and strenuously denied contact with Bernard… The official said there were dozens of messages between Bernard and the now-mayor. The official also said Mobolade was scrolling through his phone as a memory aide during the interview, but that “he was literally skipping over text messages,” not realizing that the bureau had already obtained them elsewhere.” (Luke Rosiak)

Racism is so non-existent in America that candidates are consistently staging Jussie Smollett hoaxes to influence elections. The Mayor also spoke to Bernard on the phone beyond the text messages. I personally think he knew exactly what he was planning and knew it would help him get sympathy votes. I hope Future U.S. AG Pam Bondi puts Mobolade in jail for lying to investigators & defrauding the public. (X)

Mayor Lied In Hate Crime Hoax Probe But DOJ Refused To Charge Him, FBI Official Says

DOJ issued press release that misrepresented Colorado Springs mayor’s involvement

By Luke Rosiak • DailyWire Nov 21, 2024

The FBI referred Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade for prosecution for making false statements related to a hate crime hoax intended to boost his candidacy, but the Department of Justice refused to pursue it for racial and political reasons, an FBI official told The Daily Wire.

On Nov. 12 the Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado announced that three of Mobolade’s supporters had been charged with writing the n-word on one of his campaign signs, erecting a burning cross in front of it, and sending video of the spectacle to the news media to turn out the black vote for Mobolade, an African immigrant. Mobolade, a left-wing candidate, went on to defeat a white Republican in a closely fought election in the conservative-leaning city.

Communications obtained by investigators showed that the now-mayor was in close contact with the lead suspect, Derrick Bernard, before the incident, on the day of, and afterward.

The FBI interviewed Mobolade twice to determine his knowledge of the hoax, and Mobolade explicitly and strenuously denied contact with Bernard, the official said. The official said there were dozens of messages between Bernard and the now-mayor. The official also said Mobolade was scrolling through his phone as a memory aide during the interview, but that “he was literally skipping over text messages,” not realizing that the bureau had already obtained them elsewhere.

Bernard is a career criminal who was sentenced to 32 months in prison in 2018, allegedly attempted to kill two police officers, and has since been convicted of an unrelated murder of a rapper who disrespected him.
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As a result of Mobolade’s conduct in the interviews, the FBI referred the now-mayor to the Department of Justice to face charges for making false statements to federal investigators, the official said. But the Justice Department refused.

“The initial response from the Department of Justice was ‘we can’t indict the first black mayor of Colorado Springs,’” the official said, adding “In my experience if anyone had been in that position they would have been charged with lying to a federal agent.”

Instead, the Justice Department arranged for Mobolade to do a third interview.

“During that interview, most of his answers consisted of ‘I do not recall.’ This was contrary to his interview answers from the previous two interviews where he denied involvement very strongly,” the official said. The DOJ then told the FBI it would not charge him with false statements.

The would-be hate crime occurred in 2023 between an April 4 general election and a May runoff election that was scheduled because the general election was so close. Earlier this month, arrest warrants were issued against the three suspects, and on November 12, the case was unsealed and made public.

Acting U.S. Attorney for Colorado Matt Kirsch put out a press release that day that misrepresented the candidate’s role. It said Bernard sent a message “to the other defendants” that said he was “mobilizing my squad” for “black ops.” But that message, according to the actual indictment, was sent to the now-mayor, not to Blackcloud and West. The message also notified Mobolade that “I spoke with some of my friends in other places and theirs [sic] a plot amidst.”

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