As part of its inquiry into the Jan. 6 riot, the Justice Department is reportedly seeking the personal cellphone numbers of more than 2,000 Secret Service workers.
The request is broad, vying for phone numbers from agents who were not stationed near the protests on Jan. 6, including former President Donald Trump's rally at the Ellipse near the White House before the Capitol riot, Fox News reported."To compensate for their failures, USSS executive leadership provided Congressional oversight entities USSS employee’s personal cell phone numbers from employee personnel records.
“Exactly whose numbers were provided, to whom and for what purpose have yet to be determined however, the information will likely be used for a criminal investigation into the USSS employee,” read a letter from FLEOA to all of its members who work at the Secret Service, per CNN. Several government entities, including the Jan. 6 committee, the House Oversight Committee, the National Archives and Records Administration, as well as the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, have sought information from the Secret Service in recent weeks.
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