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To: Leaning Right
Red Olivia will probably get out of this okay. Because if the article is correct, she was arrested by the Portland police, and not by federal marshals.

If she violated any federal laws she can always be charged under federal law. Who arrested her is immaterial. If the feds charge her and issue a warrant, PPD is obliged to hand her over. If they refuse, or she's released before federal charges can be filed, the US Marshalls will find her and arrest her. The important thing is the feds know who she is.

6 posted on 09/05/2020 9:29:11 PM PDT by AlaskaErik (In time of peace, prepare for war.)
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To: AlaskaErik

I have been hearing that the charges brought by the OSP and dropped by local prosecutors are being picked up by the Feds now that OSP has be deputized by Homeland Security. Many have already been re-arrested for processing by the Justice Department. If so, I see no reason PPD could not also be deputized by HSA. If so, Sorros just had the mother of all end runs pulled on him. Could be wishful thinking. Hope not.

The NappyOne


13 posted on 09/05/2020 9:50:01 PM PDT by NappyOne
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To: AlaskaErik; Leaning Right

Dan Bongino talks about how the aspect of being charged with a federal offense brings out quite different behavior in criminals when they are arrested.

He said when they realize it isn’t local or state charges they are going to get nailed with, they often cry like babies and sing like canaries. (my words, not his-I don’t have access to a transcript)

Point is, only dimmest of bulbs don’t get it.


14 posted on 09/05/2020 9:50:09 PM PDT by rlmorel ("Truth is Treason in the Empire of Lies"- George Orwell)
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