Then Wray is a felon.
Now, should a felon be in charge of the most powerful police agency in the nation?
It's in the cited article.
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“The FBI should immediately cease the disciplinary actions it is actively taking to punish Special Agent Friend for his protected whistleblowing activity,” the senators wrote. “These unwarranted actions only serve to chill other employees from reporting wrongdoing, and demonstrate a complete and utter failure by agency leaders to obey the letter and intent of federal whistleblower protection laws.”
“The alleged actions by FBI senior leadership are unacceptable and send exactly the wrong message.

Sen. Chuck Grassley and Sen. Ron Johnson asked FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland to step in and end Friend’s suspension.
“The FBI should never suspend security clearances as a form of punishment or to retaliate against patriotic whistleblowers for stepping forward to report potential wrongdoing …
“Under federal whistleblower laws, employees of the Federal Government have not only a right but a responsibility to report evidence of potential wrongdoing. That is precisely what Special Agent Friend has done.”
After raising his concerns with his FBI supervisors, Friend made legally protected whistleblower disclosures to the Office of Special Counsel as well as the Office of the Inspector General.}
He followed the chain of command and reported to his supervisor, who reprimanded him as "not a team player" and then he wrote the letter to the IG. After which Wray suspended him in retaliation.
Were they suspended?