[98ZJ USMC]

What, in the holy hell, is the freaking Coast Guard doing raiding private residences?

[Uncle Chip]

What, in the holy hell, is the freaking Coast Guard doing raiding private residences?

Good question --

[USNBandit]

Her husband is a civilian Coast Guard employee, who had some run in with law enforcement a while back. They are supposedly investigating him because they think he owns guns when he is not allowed to, due to a conviction. The agents that showed up at his home from the CG are part of their investigative service, like Navy NCIS, or USAF OSI.

It appears the agents involved had a warrant to search for guns, but seized records out of her office. Makes one wonder if all the problems the husband is having don't stem from retaliation against the wife. Seems strange that a former FAM shows up with this group and then starts immediately exceeding the scope of the warrant.

Another question will be how quickly those notes were sent to the FAM Service. Since they are all in DHS there may not be a record of the notes being transferred. It sounds like the Washington Times is already looking to sue.

[Stentor]

What, in the holy hell, is the freaking Coast Guard doing raiding private residences?

Scouring the world for psychopaths?

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

The first head of the TSA was a Coast Guard admiral.

The Coast Guard was always a part of the Department of Transportation, except during wartime, when they were under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Navy.

In the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, the Coast Guard is part of the Department of Homeland Security, which is rapidly evolving into America’s Stasi.

My dad was in the Coast Guard during World War II. I no longer trust or respect the present day Coast Guard, sad to say.