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January 6th, 2021, Storming of the United States Capitol - A right-wing FBI special agent being celebrated by the House GOP was so determined to bury Jan. 6 cases that he helped get a case against a suspect who assaulted officers at the Capitol closed.

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Mr. Allen also sent an email linking to a website stating that "federal law enforcement had some degree of infiltration among the crowds gathered at the Capitol," leading Mr. Allen to comment that this supposed fact raised "serious concerns" about the U.S. government's participation in the riot. F.B.I. investigators also found that Mr. Allen, who filed a lawsuit against Mr. Wray last year contesting the initial suspension of his clearance, failed to provide relevant information to fellow agents investigating the riot about people who allegedly took part in the attack, the letter said. The letter noted that when another agent asked Mr. Allen to conduct open source research about a Jan. 6 suspect, he reported back that he had found no information that the person had engaged in any criminal activity or had any "nexus to terrorism." Based on Mr. Allen's reports, the letter said, the other agent closed the case, but it was later reopened after a different F.B.I. employee discovered publicly available information showing that the target of the inquiry had assaulted police officers at the Capitol.

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