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Secret Service fury-Kash Patel blows open White House UFC threat probe

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A bitter row has erupted inside the US security apparatus after FBI Director Kash Patel publicly revealed details of an alleged plot targeting a UFC event at the White House, blindsiding investigators and triggering fears the operation had been compromised.

The disclosure sparked anger within the Secret Service, which had been leading the investigation and was still working to identify and arrest suspects linked to the alleged scheme.

Investigation Thrown Into Chaos

According to officials familiar with the case, Patel's social media announcement came while the investigation remained sealed and active.

Authorities had reportedly planned to unseal the case later the same day alongside a coordinated public statement. Instead, investigators woke to find details of the operation already circulating online, raising concerns that remaining suspects could be tipped off before arrests were completed.

Officials said roughly 10 planned arrests may have been put at risk by the premature disclosure.

Drone Threat Triggered Urgent Response

The investigation began after a relative of one suspect alerted police in the Cincinnati area about discussions involving a potential attack in Washington.

A joint effort involving the Secret Service and FBI reportedly uncovered an encrypted Signal group allegedly discussing plans for a drone attack. One suspect was arrested on June 13, with authorities keeping the case under seal while pursuing additional leads.

The alleged target was a high-profile UFC event planned for the White House grounds, an occasion expected to attract significant political and public attention.

Public Rebuke Signals Deep Frustration

Tensions spilled into public view when Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn delivered a pointed message during a press conference.

Without naming Patel directly, Quinn criticised leaks that could jeopardise operational security, warning officials not to "choke on your own smoke". He stressed that the Secret Service had led the investigation from the outset and deliberately avoided public disclosures to protect its integrity.

Security Tightens Ahead of Event

The fallout has prompted an immediate tightening of security measures around the upcoming event.

Law enforcement agencies have reportedly expanded drone-monitoring operations across Washington and issued fresh alerts to security partners. With the investigation still active and questions mounting over the disclosure, the episode has exposed growing tensions between agencies at a moment when coordination is under intense scrutiny.

Secret Service furious at Kash Patel over arrests in UFC plot

Deep State + Pizzagate + Epstein + Cristian ideology= ? 🤣

Vance will regret leaking it!

"THOMAS indicated that he believes that the U.S. government is run by an elite group of individuals who sacrifice and consume infants who also were deeply involved with Jeffery Epstein and are now protected by President Donald Trump."

https://www.justice.gov/opa/media/1446021/dl?inline

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6 minutes ago, candide said:

Deep State + Pizzagate + Epstein + Cristian ideology= ? 🤣

Vance will regret leaking it!

"THOMAS indicated that he believes that the U.S. government is run by an elite group of individuals who sacrifice and consume infants who also were deeply involved with Jeffery Epstein and are now protected by President Donald Trump."

https://www.justice.gov/opa/media/1446021/dl?inline

Even worse than consuming locals' cats and dogs.

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