FBI agent, Christopher Bauer, has been arrested for the rape of an 11-year-old girl. Criminal charges were filed in Montgomery, Alabama regarding Bauer's "sodomy and sexual abuse of a child under 12." Bauer worked in the FBI's New Orleans office. He was suspended in 2018 due to a "string of sexual misconduct allegations."

Sexual misconduct is commonplace at the FBI, as seen in many cases and scandals involving the agency (FBI Boss Exposed As A Predator Sexually Assaulting And Harassing Women) and FBI Agents Making Sex Tapes, Paying Strippers And Leaking National Secrets and Female FBI Agent Accused Of Sexual Harassment In India and FBI Agent Indicted For Helping Anthony Pellicano and FBI Agent Busted Masturbating At Work and FBI Agents And Sex Scandals.

Bauer became an Alabama state trooper during his suspension from the FBI, using documents he falsified. Falsifying evidence is also commonplace at the FBI, even in serious criminal cases where people's lives and freedom are at stake (FBI Lawyer Who Fabricated Evidence To Fraudulently Obtain Warrant To Spy On Former President Donald Trump Gets A Slap On The Wrist In Avoiding Prison Time and New Evidence Reveals The FBI Sent People To Death Row Who Were Innocent Of Crimes They Were Convicted Of).

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Alabama trooper charged in child rape hid checkered FBI past

Wednesday, May 5th 2021 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama state trooper arrested last week on charges he raped an 11-year-old girl had been kicked out of the FBI amid a string of sexual misconduct allegations but was hired by the state agency with the apparent help of a fake bureau letter that scrubbed his record clean.

An Associated Press investigation found Christopher Bauer was suspended without pay and stripped of his security clearance in the FBI’s New Orleans office in late 2018 — effectively fired — amid allegations that included a co-worker’s claim that he raped her at knifepoint.

But Alabama authorities either overlooked or were unaware of that history. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, the state police, told AP that it conducted a “full and thorough” investigation into Bauer’s background when he applied to be a trooper in 2019 and that “no derogatory comments were uncovered by former employers.”

Bauer indicated on his application that he was still employed by the FBI and had never been dismissed or forced to resign because of disciplinary action. And the state’s law enforcement credentialing commission provided AP a copy of a letter — purportedly from FBI headquarters — that makes no mention of Bauer’s ouster, confirms his decade of “creditable service” and deems him “eligible for rehire.”...