DOJ officials dismiss James Comey arrest rumors ahead of arraignment

Chicago On Tuesday, senior officials of the Ministry of Justice denied rumors that James Kumi will be arrested and presented to the media, and made their observations on the case of the former FBI director before the court one day before his scheduled.

In an interview at the FBI in the Chicago Field Bureau, the FBI reported that media reports on the possibility of Komei’s ready -made camera arrest, which is sometimes known as the criminal march, was just a distraction.

“We are conducting arrests, and the Federal Investigation Office is conducting arrests in every court in this country every day of the year,” Blanche said, describing the rumors about Kumi’s circumstances as “gossip.”

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“Mr. Kumi was directed to appear, and I expect that he will do so. But the noise issued by the MSNBC network and retired clients or unknown sources whose name on criminality rounds is just something,” said Blanche. “It is just noise.”

Reuters, MSNBC and other media outlets in recent days reported that the FBI official was expelled because he refused to participate in a fascinating arrest of Kumi and organized a march. Kumi was called to appear before a court in Virginia on charges of making a false statement in front of Congress, but it is not clear whether he was also to be arrested.

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Stephen Kulber is an interview with former FBI director James Kome during the “Late Show with Stephen Colbert” program on May 20, 2025, in New York City (left). The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Cash Patel arrives in his testimony before the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives at the Rippurn House office on September 17, 2025, in Washington (right). (Scott Kuwawishik / CBS via Getti Imaguz; McKenami’s victory / Getty Imaguz)

Meanwhile, Patel spoke as part of a visit to the Chicago Field Office to show support to the FBI employees who participated in the “Midway Plots”, a huge operation to enforce immigration laws that were full of tension between city leaders and federal law enforcement officials and activists.

He described the media reports of Komei as “diminishing” from the FBI’s work.

She was charged with accusations of investigating the Trump and Russia case. (Ralph Alawang / Disney General Entertainment content via Getty Images)

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“The main media wants to keep attention from the ball and create a theater,” Patel said. “We are not related to the theater. We aim to provide our results in court. This is what you will see tomorrow. Start by revealing the details, and it will be imminent in the judicial process as every person in America, including Mr. Kumi, we want, and we want to have his day in court, and will start tomorrow.”

Fox News Digital channel contacted Kumi’s lawyer for comment.