As the investigation into the Bourbon Street terror attack continues, the FBI agent who made a controversial statement about it in the immediate aftermath of the attack is back in the news.
RedState readers will recall that not long after the deadly rampage, which took place early morning on New Year’s Day and where 14 were murdered and scores more were injured at the hands of an apparent ISIS convert, the following statement was made by Alethea Duncan, the assistant special agent in charge at the FBI-New Orleans field office:
This is not a terrorist event. What it is right now is there improvised explosive devices that was found, and we are working on confirming if this is a viable device or not.
The New Orleans incident is “not a terrorist event” says FBI assistant special agent in charge, Aletha Duncan.
There have been “improvised explosive devices” found…
