ATF Agents Had No Bodycam When Clinton Airport Executive Killed

Both senators from Arkansas are pushing for answers from the Justice Department about a federal law enforcement search warrant execution last month that ended with a Hillary and Bill Clinton Airport executive dead.

Sens. Tom Cotton and John Boozman are demanding answers.

The death of Bryan Malinowski was a sad event right from the get-go, to say the least, but it's fair to say that Republicans have become even more upset about the situation as details have slipped out.

At first, Malinowski's death was pointed to by some as evidence that Bill and Hillary Clinton frequently associate themselves with unscrupulous individuals, such as powerful people who run underage sex islands.

It's becoming more and more clear, though, that Malinowski just may have been a victim in this situation, and the Republican lawmakers think that his family has the right to know some answers.

"The Department of Justice confirmed to us last night that the ATF agents involved in the execution of a search warrant of the home of Bryan Malinowski weren’t wearing body cameras," Cotton and Boozman said jointly. "We will continue to press the Department to explain how this violation of its own policy could’ve happened and to disclose the full circumstances of this tragedy."

"Mr. Malinowski’s family and the public have a right to a full accounting of the facts," they concluded.

Right now, not a ton is known about the shootout between Bryan Malinowski and Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearm agents who mortally wounded the airport executive.

It doesn't help matters that no law enforcement involved with the event had a working bodycam during the situation.

Was that just an accident that is making it hard to learn the full story?

Or was that intentional?

Boozman and Cotton think that Malinowski's family and the rest of America have the right to know.

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