Posted on 10/17/2017 1:42:34 PM PDT by Nextrush
The FBI agent accused of lying about shooting at LaVoy Finicum's truck when Finicum was killed on January 26, 2016 will not be tried until May 8th next year.
W. Joseph Astarita's trial has now been moved back twice.
Meanwhile an investigation into Grant County, Oregon sheriff Glenn Palmer by Oregon's Justice Department has not been able to pin any wrongdoing on him.
The investigation into Palmer began in response to complaints from the 911 call center director and the John Day, Oregon police chief.
These complaints came as Palmer came under attack for calling for a negotiated end to the Oregon Standoff protest in January of last year. Last year Palmer was up for re-election and he won re-election.......
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The other day I saw a news story about a woman who a) stole a car and then b) tried to run over the cops who were trying to arrest her, leading to c) them filling her car with bullets.
She didn’t get hurt. But she was arrested.
The judge walked her on $5K bail for grand theft auto, resisting arrest, attempted homicide of a police officer, aggravated assault, etc.
All major felonies.
And then I thought of the Bundy’s and associated Bunkerville people who, to date, haven’t injured a single person, but who HAVE been acquitted of all charges in Oregon, and were subsequently dragged to Nevada where they are still held without hope of bail on chages that so far have resulted in not one but two hung juries, which usually means the prosecution has a really weak case.
Isn’t that interesting in “modern” America, especially with Donald Trump in office?
We have Mr. J. B. Sessions III to thank for that.
We’ll see if any justice can be had against the beast living in DC.
I thought that they had been released.
No
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