by Frank Holmes, reporter
Donald Edward Davis Jr. was a convicted sexual predator – but that didn’t cost him his job in former President Barack Obama’s administration.
Police arrested Davis for downloading child porn on his home computer in Virginia not long before the 2012 election. He admitted he was guilty of two felonies that October – but kept right on working at his high-paying federal job for nearly a year.
Davis was able to hide his status as a child predator, because the Obama administration didn’t require federal employees to report if they’ve been convicted and placed on the sexual offender registry. The state of Virginia also doesn’t have to tip-off employers about any of the 500 offenders who work in other states – or Washington, D.C.
Eventually, the General Services Administration found out and booted him out of his maintenance job, but the shocking fact is that the Obama administration may have let dozens or hundreds of sexual predators infiltrate the federal government… and they may have access to the most sensitive, top-secret information about your family.
A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from the NBC News 4 investigative team this month revealed the startling extent of child porn in the federal government. The FOIA search included only a dozen of the 430 separate agencies that make up the federal government. It went back only to 2015. And it only asked for major or criminal porn cases on the federal jobsite.
But they found 50 cases – most under Obama — from those agencies alone.
Recent, high-profile cases include:
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- An employee with the Department of Education – the department that is supposed to keep students safe and shape young minds – infected a government computer with malware while downloading child porn on the job. The pervert searched for things like “naked toddlers,” “very young little girls,” “too young boy” and even beastiality. Inspectors found “graphic images of nude children” on the computer and a virus that could have given hackers access to hundreds of federal databases full of children’s names and personal information.
- A bureaucrat downloaded 17 images of suspected child porn onto his Federal Aviation Administration-issued computer – but the case never went to court. The man was busted just as President Donald Trump took office, and inspectors said the Justice Department had previously made it policy not to prosecute anyone who downloaded pornographic images of kids younger than 14, according to The Washington Times.
- Another FAA employee in New Hampshire was convicted of possessing child porn five months ago. A third FAA employee’s trial is pending.
- An Amtrak employee used a government computer to search for such items as “hot girls in knee highs” and “redhead stocking garter” – and downloaded more than 100 sexually-explicit images before inspectors caught on.
- Someone who worked for NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center was arrested for buying child porn just before the 2016 election – but died before the case could go to court.
- One government worker filled 9 USB drives with porn he downloaded while “on the job” for the Dept. of Agriculture. The employee, who worked in New York, installed his own heavy-duty privacy and internet history-shredding software on his work computer.
- Someone who worked for the Commerce Department searched the internet from a work computer for the terms “Lolita,” “school girl inappropriate,” and “preteens dancing.”
The fact that these people are watching the vilest porn imaginable while being paid by U.S. taxpayers is disgusting enough – but there may be something more hideous lurking beneath the surface.
The FBI found that 76 percent of all people involved with online child porn admitted they had also exploited a child in real life – and never gotten caught.
That means there are likely dozens, or hundreds, of child molesters working for the federal government – not to mention the state or local government.
Imagine: Child rapists may work for the NSA, FBI, Secret Service, or Child Protective Services. They could have access to vast databases of information on U.S. citizens – and their children.
We already know federal bureaucrats abuse their government jobs to satisfy their sick, predatory fantasies. And thanks to the unfolding recent government scandals, we know they exploit their power to indulge their private agendas.
Who’s to say one of them won’t go the next step, from watching videos of child rape to performing it? Who’s to say one of them hasn’t already?
Frank Holmes is a reporter for The Horn News. He is a veteran journalist and an outspoken conservative that talks about the news that was in his weekly article, “On The Holmes Front.”