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Yup, the power trips and arrogance have allowed a majority of agents to second guess the Constitution, and only when they have a chance of being taken to a court of recognition where the media might show up do they "abide by the rules", yet whose rules is still a mystery to many.

Just because an agent, regardless of years served is fired, "let go", retired or whatever, the badges and other authoritative documentation is kept by the individuals, and if need be, will be replaced by friends in the agency (no records) .

They continue to have access to weapons from the "evidence pile" inclusive of plastique explosives etc. which hundreds have used for personal use and financial gain.

The fingerprint database and the agents' records have been corrupted on many occasions for professional and personal gain.

Agents, active or fired or whatever have hired out as hit men, couriers, spotters (cleaning routes of crimes to give the perps a "clean route of escape"); you can name your choice.

This ain't Kennedy stuff here, I am talking the last 25+ years across the political arena and some corporate HQs.

ATF, DEA, FBI all have a contingent of dirty/rogue elements who, up until about two years ago ran free and unfettered.

They helped the Clintons starting back in Arkansas. They helped Enron assholes. The evidence is piling up from the most unlikely people/places. The body counts of innocents from these bastards has dropped, along with the babies for sale trade out of various cities.

Catching the drift?

Your handle is apt, for many of these guys are not going down quietly, continuing to believe they are little gods who were trained to be above the law.

So Be It...

Don't let the CIA off the hook either.

They let Andres Strassmeir into the country.

"ATF, DEA, FBI all have a contingent of dirty/rogue elements"

Three Days of the Condor, Robert Redford, Faye Dunaway, 1975, Paramount Pictures --- "What is it with you people? You think not getting caught in a lie is the same thing as telling the truth?"