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Did An FBI Agent Steal from a Jan. 6 Rioter? New Update Revealed


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Nicholas Anthony Williams, a former FBI agent, pled guilty to stealing from several Houston residents. One of his alleged victims was involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol protest.

Williams allegedly took cash and silver from Alexander Fan, who was sentenced for entering the Capitol through a broken window.

Our friends at Fox News share:

Nicholas Anthony Williams, 37, of Houston, pleaded guilty to theft of personal property and providing false statements. The charges stem from incidents that occurred between March 2022 and July 2023. During this period, while serving as an FBI special agent in the Houston field office, Williams allegedly stole money and property from multiple residences during authorized searches. He then kept the stolen items for personal use.

In addition to the thefts, Williams also admitted to making false statements about unauthorized charges on his government-issued credit card.

“For over a century, FBI agents have upheld the public’s trust by relentlessly pursuing justice and protecting citizens with integrity,” said U.S. Attorney Hamdani. “Nicholas Williams betrayed that trust and the community he served. He chose to line his own pockets at the expense of citizens’ rights. The justice system he once swore to uphold will now hold him accountable for breaking that oath.”

Here you can see Fan’s attorney provide some background on the theft:

This case draws attention to the growing distrust toward government agencies like the FBI.

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Williams, now facing up to 10 years in prison, will be sentenced in 2025.



 

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