The FCC is investigating a San Francisco-based radio station to determine if it violated the terms of its license by broadcasting updates on the whereabouts of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and the vehicles they were driving, Commissioner Brendan Carr confirmed on Newsmax.
“There are lots of reports and actually complaints to the FCC about this conduct, so what we’ve done is we’ve started an investigation,” Carr told Newsmax’s “Finnerty” on Thursday night.
“We’ve sent a formal letter of inquiry from our enforcement bureau, and we’ve given them a week to comply and respond to us and explain how this conduct is consistent with their public interest obligation, which is what all broadcasters have to comply with, and we’re going to be tracking this,” he added.
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