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Welcome to Obama World. One step closer to dictatorship here in the USA. When Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act, due process became a thing of the past.
1 posted on 05/03/2012 5:06:26 AM PDT by Shane
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To: Shane

This was no accident.

He pissed some cop off somewhere down the line.


2 posted on 05/03/2012 5:14:46 AM PDT by Venturer
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To: Shane
The guy filed a $20 million dollar lawsuit yesterday. Ridiculous! Maybe $1,000 dollars he deserves?
3 posted on 05/03/2012 5:17:11 AM PDT by rawhide
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To: Shane
When Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act, due process became a thing of the past.

President Bush signed this act as well.

4 posted on 05/03/2012 5:18:18 AM PDT by Michael.SF. (When you hear hooves, think horses, not zebras.)
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To: Shane

What is the review that is needed?

Fire the jack-holes that put him in there an then walked away immediately. They then should be brought up on charges of attempted murder. If ever there was an example of “cruel and unusual punishment” this is it.

And the DEA better warm up the checkbook.


8 posted on 05/03/2012 5:26:33 AM PDT by VanDeKoik (If case you are wondering, I'm STILL supporting Newt.)
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To: Travis McGee

Lawsuit or no lawsuit, this will become more commonplace.


11 posted on 05/03/2012 5:32:05 AM PDT by Lazamataz (To the wall, street occupiers!!!!! (credit: WilliamofCarmichael))
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To: Shane
So a druggie buy some drugs at a flophouse, passes out, and gets swept up with the rest of the trash?

Why I don't feel outraged?

12 posted on 05/03/2012 5:32:09 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (Government is the religion of the sociopath.)
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To: Shane

Every official involved should be tried and imprisoned. This is a typical story of government bureaucracy that came out of the Soviet Union. Government workers in general are congenitally inept and lazy and are only interested in cashing their checks until filing for their fat retirement.

I wish I could be on this young man’s jury.


17 posted on 05/03/2012 5:42:02 AM PDT by txrefugee
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To: Shane
He also ingested a white powdery substance the DEA said had been left in the cell inadvertently

Who leaves meth lying around a cell? Who ingests supposedly unknown white powdery substances? Neither he nor DEA are accidental tourists in this.

19 posted on 05/03/2012 5:43:11 AM PDT by bgill
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To: Shane

While unfortunately the taxpayers will be on the hook for this, at bare minimum those responsible must be terminated immediately and never be allowed to hold ANY government job for the rest of their lives.

It is so easy to sue the big pockets of all of us and let the actual people responsible go. Fire their boss also as at one time we use to hold the boss accountable for the actions of those who worked for him/her. Remember the buck stops here? Now, thanks to progressives, the buck does not exist so they can claim it never got there.


21 posted on 05/03/2012 5:45:50 AM PDT by Wurlitzer (Nothing says "ignorance" like Islam!)
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To: Shane

No one scan survive 40 days without water. The guy is dead or a liar,


34 posted on 05/03/2012 6:14:34 AM PDT by mountainlion (I am voting for Sarah after getting screwed again by the DC Thugs.)
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To: Shane

I agree with many of the posters on here. Make this department of the DEA an example and fire all of them today.

Forgetting to turn the lights out before going home is one thing. Forgetting a human being in a cell to the point of near death is a whole different level of incompetence.


39 posted on 05/03/2012 6:22:42 AM PDT by Eagle of Liberty (We the People are coming!!)
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To: Shane
I don't care what he was arrested for this is inexcusable.

Not only does he deserve a hefty cash award but everyone involved in this needs to be fired. They are unfit to serve in law enforcement.

46 posted on 05/03/2012 6:28:40 AM PDT by sjmjax (Politicans are like bananas - they start out green, turn yellow, then rot.)
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To: Shane

We’ll be seeing more of this in the days to come.


66 posted on 05/03/2012 6:58:57 AM PDT by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: Shane

“I am deeply troubled by the incident that occurred here last week,” the statement said, without mentioning Chong by name. “I extend my deepest apologies to the young man and want to express that this event is not indicative of the high standards that I hold my employees to.


Wow. His kidneys have been destroyed and thats the best they can do.


67 posted on 05/03/2012 7:00:40 AM PDT by chessplayer
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To: Shane
So when the case gets to the Supreme Court the defence will be lead by Eric Holder?
68 posted on 05/03/2012 7:04:26 AM PDT by sasquatch
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To: Shane

I can’t help but think that if this kid was African American how this would have made world-wide news and everyone involved would have already been fired and had their heads chopped off by Sharpton’s minons. But he is not so it may last 2 weeks in the news cycle.


69 posted on 05/03/2012 7:06:52 AM PDT by 3rdcoastislander
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To: Shane

There is no limit on punitive damages in such a case. If it’s only $20M the government will be lucky.


75 posted on 05/03/2012 7:25:41 AM PDT by pabianice (ame with)
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To: Shane

Why did we have to pass a Constitutional Amendmend to ban alcohol, but some executive orders and some bills through congress and Presto Bingo there is an out and out war on drugs that was never oficcially declared an actual “War”.

Because since the early 1900’s the constitution has been watered down so much it is almost meaningless....

They had to use a constiutional amendment BECAUSE they simply couldn’t have passed a bill through congress and got the president’s signature BECAUSE the “War on Drugs” is inherently Un-constitutional as it is an abuse of federal power in relation to the average citizen.

It was only through the twisted liberal logic of a “welfare state” that they were able to justify the “War on Drugs” for the “Good of Society” since the progessive playbook was to make Government “responsible” for the “good of society”.


115 posted on 05/03/2012 10:15:26 AM PDT by GraceG
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To: Shane
Not condoning having been forgotten or whatever in a cell, but try this scenario:

Broken glass and meth came from him shoving his stash and his glass pipe in bum, then trying to eat the evidence later. Sounds a lot more plausible than some white powdery substance "hanging out" in a cell, and accidently ingesting broken glass.

117 posted on 05/03/2012 11:09:03 AM PDT by cport (How can political capital be spent on a bunch of ingrates)
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To: Shane
Let's back up; Your first post was: When Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act, due process became a thing of the past.

Since Bush signed the same law first, due process was lost at that time, thus it was already a thing of the past when Obama renewed the law.

129 posted on 05/03/2012 4:00:42 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (When you hear hooves, think horses, not zebras.)
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