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Well, and state databases that are shared with the Feds.

It’s sad, and it should concern every citizen, but clearly all manner of governmental information and databases are regularly misused by law enforcement and governmental employees at all levels.

Everyday you can read about individual LEOs caught misusing governmental databases to pursue personal vendettas against ex-spouses, neighbors, etc., or, to stalk the hot chick that just drove by in the BMW. It’s rare that any serious consequence results from these misuses.

So it would not surprise me at all that commenters on public discussion forums like Freerepublic who question law enforcement would also be targeted.

But were I targeted, what one would find is that I am a moderately successful small owner who works 12 hour days, six days a week, and who has no criminal history or connections to any “biker” anything, (although I a motorcyclist). So let them “flag” me.

And this is why the RS Gates story is so interesting to me -

“In that screen shot, in apparent reference to Looney, Lannen wrote: “My thoughts exactly. There is now an intel bulletin going out to all LE about his involvement in the protests Sunday. I’ll explain when you are ready. No rush.””

Now why would an “intel bulletin” be going out to “all LE” about Looney’s participation in a public protest about the Biker fiasco? He’s a lawyer. He represents clients who a landslide of former state district court judges, appellate judges, DAs, out of state legal experts, public policy commenters - and even the local newspaper agree - there serious problems with the way they were target, arrested, and hit with high bonds, etc.

Someone should ask Ms. Lannen about the “intel bulletin”. And why a former DA, now in private practice, would be privy to it, and seemingly gloating over it.

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The Role of Policing in 60 Seconds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0fT3hGyo1E&list=PLrI0x7IGxjUHqe8Gdjl-PQrltpuMy2Txt&index=2