Maybe I wouldn't know for sure, but I think that a U.S. Marshal being denied bail is a pretty substantial hint:
'Pattern' of Violence By Deputy Alleged
Bail Denied as Prosecutors List Assault Claims
By David Snyder and Carol D. Leonnig
Washington Post Staff Writers
Saturday, November 6, 2004; Page B01
A deputy U.S. marshal charged with murder in the shooting of a man after a traffic dispute in Montgomery County last week was denied bail yesterday after prosecutors alleged in court that he has shown a "pattern of violent tendencies."
As the deputy, Arthur L. Lloyd, 53, appeared in District Court via closed-circuit TV, Deputy State's Attorney John J. McCarthy said Lloyd's son and wife told authorities in the past that he assaulted them. McCarthy also said Lloyd has been disciplined repeatedly by the U.S. Marshals Service for various infractions. . . . more here.
Oh, absolutely. Throw the book at the guy. My only point was rushing to judgement may prove to be inappropriate. But a badge and a gun does not make one right. Especially when not working in an official capacity.