BLM

Chaffetz asks IG for info on agent's Burning Man misconduct

Published: Tuesday, January 31, 2017

The House's top watchdog is pressing the Interior Department inspector general for more information about its recent disclosure that a top law enforcement official in the Bureau of Land Management's Salt Lake City office violated federal ethics rules and abused his position to get special access to the Burning Man festival for his family, among other transgressions.

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