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Feds Request Stay Away Order for DHS Employee Arrested
By Scott MacFarlane
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http://www.nbcwashington.com/investigations/Feds-Request-Stay-Away-Order-for-DHS-Employee-Arrested-384179061.html

Prosecutors have asked a judge to ban a Department of Homeland Security employee who is under investigation from entering the agency’s buildings. Investigators say the worker may have been plotting an attack inside the complex. News4 I-Team Reporter Scott MacFarlane explains how the story has captured the attention of congressional leaders. (Published Thursday, June 23, 2016)

Federal prosecutors have asked a D.C. judge to issue a "stay away" order to prevent a U.S. Department of Homeland Security employee found with a gun inside agency headquarters from entering any DHS facilities.

The employee, Jonathan Wienke of Martinsburg, West Virginia, was found with a gun by security officers while he was on the job at agency headquarters on Nebraska Avenue in northwest D.C. two weeks ago, according to court filings obtained by the News-4 I-Team.

A federal agent and security officers also found Wienke had a knife, pepper spray, thermal imaging equipment and radio devices.

Wienke has been placed on administrative leave and federal agents are now investigating whether he was plotting an attack against senior Homeland Security officials.

Thursday, U.S. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan addressed the case.

"I'm familiar with the reports. We want more information, but I am familiar with the reports and we're waiting for a further investigation," Ryan said.

Local members of Congress are calling for a review and said they are troubled that Wienke holds a top secret government security clearance.

"It seems crazy that a Homeland Security employee can get in with handcuffs and night vision goggles and a knife -- and worst of all, a weapon," said Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.).

"The fact that this was a federal employee and one at a secure agency is very unusual. That means we ought to look very closely at how they do their top-secret security clearances," said D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton.

Wienke has pleaded not guilty to a gun charge and is awaiting further court proceedings in the case.

News-4 has learned the U.S. Secret Service and Martinsburg Police Departments have also assisted in the investigation. News-4 was unable to reach Wienke or his attorney for comment.
Published at 7:40 PM EDT on Jun 23, 2016

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You are too kind. I find close enough, well - close enough.

You young folk and all your fancy book learning. Do you think you could look at my WalkMan?

Heh

I get Infra Blue fixing it, I didn't get the cartoon at first. You just don't know how, but it's easy. I almost fixed it myself for you.

When you copy a photo, look at the pixels. If the width is over 900, it is too much.

given you have an url to copy for an image, do this

[img width=600] then put in the url

and then put in[/url]

If you want a very wide photo, I've had that work at 90o and not at 1000. The height doesn't matter.

Bless you osso, but I am dyslexic and that simple step is beyond my ken. What I usually do is go into my search engine and find another copy and paste it in hoping its sized correctly. Sizing strikes me as something the software should handle. I felt my copy was close enough.

I checked the pixels by looking at your source (pbs) and found that the width was 840 pixels. First time I've seen under 900 not work, harrumph! I know ehBeth uses 600 as a safe choice for photo width.

Anyway, I forgot about your dyslexia, and understand not wanting to go there re twiddling with a photo. I've got my own posting foibles, nevernever lands I don't want to fool with - for example, how to code things like basketball tournaments: I'd rather not know, time is too short.

Once I know the path, I wear it in well. I learnt that dyslexia actually complimented my career in 3D modeling. Changes are very disorienting and axiety producing. So I develop 'routines" that if I follow well and timed right I could predict an 80# or better result. You have no idea of how many brilliant things I've written have disappeared. I have also learnt "things to do" to attempt to recover lost gems. <back> is your friend for two or three bumps usually.

At any rate I think it allows me more opportunity to be amazed and entertained by what is going on around me. Sometime people seem to be familiar and new at the same time. Context of where I see someone affects how quickly I am trying to figure out who it is that talking to me.

Life is good. So far the trade-offs have seemed to work in my favor.

Yeah. I have a very dyslexic cousin, now nearly as old as me (as it has always been, of course). She went through college with a tape recorder instead of taking notes, did very well. She's always been brilliant in math, worked for the US government as a CPA. Good at drawing, making cartoons. Good athlete. Great mother/wife. She adapted relatively early to the dyslexia, being resourceful, and went with her own "flow". So, I understand.

The racist BLM & the fascist Antifa are the REAL TERRORISTS!!!

Chris Rock is a racist!

He has a confederate flag on his sleeve, that makes him a Democrat not a Republican. Try reading a history book!