Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) is facing a renewed ethics complaint after the New York Democrat came under tough criticism for pulling a fire alarm in one of the Capitol office buildings ahead of a vote on a critical spending bill last month.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust filed a complaint against Bowman on Thursday, requesting the Office of Congressional Ethics to open an investigation into whether the two-term incumbent violated House Ethics rules by disrupting official government proceedings. The complaint comes two weeks after Bowman was caught on camera pulling a fire alarm in the Cannon Office Building as lawmakers were being called to the House chamber for a vote, prompting some to accuse the Democrat of intentionally trying to stall legislative business.
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