ATF official tells agents to keep complaints in house
WASHINGTON (MCT) — The ATF’s acting director has warned agents they risk “consequences” if they complain to anyone outside their chain of command, which some Capitol Hill lawmakers interpreted as an effort to stifle whistle-blowers.
In a video posted July 9, B. Todd Jones warned that agents and other employees should bring complaints to their direct supervisors, not voice them outside the bureau.
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