Lawyers for an ex-FBI official charged with lying to Congress lashed out at federal prosecutors in Washington for adding an "unsigned and unsworn" criminal count to her case just hours before a court hearing. "What is going on at the D.C. U.S. Attorney's Office?" counsel for the former official, Nikki Floris, said in a statement Tuesday morning. "In our combined decades of DOJ service, we have never seen or even heard of something like this being filed." Overnight, that office, led by Jeanine Pirro, submitted a "superseding criminal complaint" charging Floris and co-defendant Bradley Benavides, another ex-FBI official, with obstruction and attempted obstruction of a congressional proceeding.
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