CNN's Jeff Zeleny reporting that Comey's office is cordoned off with yellow crime scene tape.

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32. Agree with most of what you've said and just wanted to add my two cents worth.

Having worked for DoD in a highly classified area, our office doors had locks, our individual office's file cabinets had locks and we had heavy duty fire-proof safes which stored our data and files in when we left for the day. All file cabinets or safes had combinations, or keys. The type of data stored in each was determined by the classification, and everything that came in our door had a classification except food wrappings. Everyone had at least one of their own safes and file cabinets and access to other's if needed. Besides our hEven though the current environment is one of electronic files, hard copy data still exists and would need to be stored. Also electronic files and personal work computers are required to be backed up regularly to a server, ( our requirement was at least weekly) in case of some catastrophic event (power failure, fire, flood, etc) which caused a lost of our on-site data, that data could be recovered as of the last backup. I doubt that Comey's office was any less secured than ours.