Christopher Wray Hit With $25 Million Jan. 6 Lawsuit For Secret FBI Infiltration

Christopher Wray has been hit a $25 million Jan. 6 lawsuit – that accused the former FBI Director of "orchestrating a deliberate infiltration of a peaceful protest"

January 6 defendant Jake Lang made the announcement saying that Wray’s actions led to wrongful prosecutions and prolonged suffering for those arrested and jailed in connection with Jan. 6.
Lang spent more than 467 days behind bar without a trial—much of it in solitary confinement. He says the charges against him were fabricated.
Recently released data confirms the FBI sent out at least 274 plainclothes agents into the crowds at the Capitol on Jan. 6
A fact that contradicts Wray's repeated sworn testimony to Congress where he denied that the FBI was there.
President Donald Trump and FBI Director Kash Patel, said the new information proves that Wray perjured himself, and fueled a "Fed-surrection" then targeted law-abiding citizens.
The lawsuit names the 274+ agents as co-defendants, charging them with entrapment by inciting violence among otherwise peaceful demonstrators.
Internal FBI after-action reports detail how these agents—unmarked and armed—operated without clear protocols, raising questions about their true intent.
Patel accused Wray's "corrupt leadership" of deploying agents against FBI standards, turning them into 'unwitting political pawns.'