‘Still innocent. I’m still not afraid’: Ex-FBI chief Comey defiant after 2nd US charge

Author: news24.comPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: United States

Crime & Law

‘Still innocent. I’m still not afraid’: Ex-FBI chief Comey defiant after 2nd US charge

Former FBI chief James Comey expressed his defiance after being charged for the second time in the United States. He stated that he still feels innocent and is not afraid of the charges against him. Comey, who has been a central figure in several political investigations, continues to defend his integrity in light of these new allegations.

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