Rep. Jasmine Crockett insists she followed all protocols when hiring fugitive security guard with criminal history who was killed in SWAT standoff

Rep.Jasmine Crockett insisted she “followed all protocols” in hiring a fugitive security guard who had a criminal history and was under federal investigation when he was fatally shot in a standoff with Dallas SWAT.Crockett  (D-Texas) confirmed in a statement on Monday that her security guard, Diamon-Mazairre Robinson, whom she knew under the alias of Mike King, was shot by police in Dallas on Wednesday night — blaming “loopholes” in the system for his ability to circumvent the vetting process.

The rep added that her team was unaware Robinson, 39, had been acting under an alias and that she was under the impression the fugitive had provided security for “additional local entities” and worked closely with the Capitol Police.“Our team followed all protocols outlined by the House to contract additional security,” Crockett wrote in the statement posted to X.

“The fact that this individual was able to somehow circumvent the vetting process for something as sensitive as security for a member of Congress highlights the loopholes and shortcomings in many of our systems,” Crockett wrote.“With that being said, we are praying for the friends and family of the man we knew as Mike King,” she said, noting that Robinson had worked in and around her team “for years.”Robinson had gone by multiple aliases to con his way into the Texas law enforcement community, claiming to be a police officer and securing a position protecting the progressive congresswoman.Robinson is also believed to have used his fake Mike King identity to run a website called “Off Duty Police Services” that provided cops with jobs outside of work.The Dallas Police fugitive unit had been tracking Robinson on Wednesday while he was driving a GMC Yukon with stolen government license plates, CBS News Texas reported.Robinson, who was under investigation for impersonating a law enforcement officer, led them to the parking garage connected to the Children’s Medical Center in Dall...

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