[VRWCmember]

Sounds like a case of a federal bureaucrat thinking he has a responsibility to run other people's lives.

[Dubya]

Sounds like a case of a federal bureaucrat thinking he has a responsibility to run other people's lives.

It sure does.

[steve in DC]

It sounds like some individual deciding he had authority over other people and decided that his EPA employment gave him sufficient authority.

He could as easily have been a security guard at a local shopping mall.

I hope (although I doubt this will happen) that both the local police and the EPA take action against this individual.

He took illegal action under the cover of authority.

[Orange1998]

Sad to say but the EPA does not have much to do these days. Surprised it slowed enough for them to patrol school zones.

[Old Professer]

Another case of a badge being the equivalent of 4" elevator shoes and a double-dose of pseudo-testosterone.

[pepsionice]

The next time this EPA nut attempts to pull a Texan over...he will likely meet some type of misfortune. EPA folks have no enforcement capability whatsoever. This is like someone from the Nuclear Regularitory Agency trying to arrest me...the power simply isn't there. Alot of these nuts got this way after 9-11, and they think they are like some kinda county marshall.

[Publius6961]

Sounds like a case of a federal bureaucrat thinking he has a responsibility to run other people's lives.

Too many of them do. Those are the ones who should be working doing something else. Not in a position of authority.

I hope this doofus is fired.