The Senate Intelligence Committee is calling on the CIA Inspector General to “initiate an immediate investigation” into the agency’s alleged mishandling of sexual assault and harassment cases, according to a new letter sent to the watchdog’s office
. The letter from committee chairman Sen. Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, and vice chair Sen. Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican, which has not been previously reported, was sent on Wednesday, Rubio’s office confirmed to CNN.
Ashton told CNN in a statement that the office is reviewing the letter. “We take very seriously the committee’s request for an examination of the important issues they have highlighted and will take appropriate action consistent with our independent oversight responsibilities,” the statement added. A CIA spokesperson said they would not comment on the investigation. “We do not comment on CIA Inspector General investigations, but there is no tolerance for sexual assault or harassment at CIA.
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