Border Patrol agent held in solitary confinement

WorldNetDaily ^ | January 23, 2007 | Jerome R. Corsi

[Uncle Chip]

This is your government at work --- punishing those who actually do what they are hired to do.

[Mark was here]

It's not about keeping him safe. All prisoners go through this. We had a young friend in trouble with drugs and had to spend some time in prison. He had to go though this same procedure.

There is no way I could do it. I get feeling ill just thinking about it. On the TV show "Dirty Jobs" Mike was stuck in a cement truck for a bit as he could not get out a hole in the side of the mixer. I had to get up and leave the room. Maybe I'm a tad claustrophobic. To me being locked up for 23 hours at a time would be pure hell.

[deport]

Border Patrol agent held in solitary confinement

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Shouldn't that be: Ex-Border Patrol Agent held in solitary confinement

Good place for him

[trumandogz]

What document do you speak of?

[RichRepublican]

I feel the same way. Being locked up in a small space, I would go nuts. To think that people live that way for years is horrifying.

[Tarantulas]

My government has never hired anyone to empty his pistol at a fleeing, unarmed civilian, then reload and keep firing. The man belongs in prison.

[AmericaUnited]

See, this is why I have no respect for Jerome Corsi. He knows this normal but also knows he must hype, twist, and distort to spit out 'redmeat' to all the easily manipulated, who start barking pavlovion like.

[YoungAmerican84]

A memorandum from the Office of the Inspector General.

Scroll down a bit.

[trumandogz]

Why is it that the BP Agents picked up the spent shells and failed to report the shooting?


IF these BP Agents are innocent why is it that a Prosecutor appointed by Bush worked for the conviction, a Bush appointee presided over the trial and Bush has refused to issue a pardon?

[ansel12]

"IF these BP Agents are innocent why is it that a Prosecutor appointed by Bush worked for the conviction, a Bush appointee presided over the trial and Bush has refused to issue a pardon?"



Believe it or not, that is supposed to be part of the conspiracy.

[Uncle Chip]

Hmmmm. What makes you think that the drug smuggler was unarmed? Were you there? 75 Republican Senators and everyone familiar with the facts of this case disagree with your opinion.

[trumandogz]

So what you are saying is that the BushBots believe that the President is part of a conspiracy that stipulates that we must protect Mexican drug smugglers by jailing innocent BP Agents?

[trumandogz]

75 Republican Senators

LOL!!!!!

[Uncle Chip]

Your right ---- LOLOL --- I meant 75 Republican Congressmen.

[Uncle Chip]

From your link, I love this:

"Furthermore, Aldrete-Davila was given a green card AND a car, at American taxpayer expense, so that he could drive back and forth between Mexico. Aldrete-Davila later broke his immunity agreement in October 2005, when officers say he attempted to smuggle 1,000 pounds of marijuana into America, while driving this tax-payer funded vehicle! U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton further extended immunity to this additional felony and sealed the indictment from jurors. Aldrete-Davila’s arrest record was expunged, and a gag order was issued. The jury was not informed of the second smuggling arrest, and Sutton issued a public statement that Aldrete-Davila was “never arrested” on drug charges."

[ansel12]

"So what you are saying is that the BushBots believe that the President is part of a conspiracy that stipulates that we must protect Mexican drug smugglers by jailing innocent BP Agents?"



Yes, go back and look at some of the many threads related to these two guys and you will see conspiracy theories in abundance.

One of the major conspiracies, is that Sutton is a republican that was appointed by our republican president, so that means they are in cahoots to railroad these two innocent fellows, and (I guess) break the BP, and lead them all to quit.

If you have just got started on this case, then man do you have an experience coming.

[trumandogz]

It seems like only yesterday that Clinton was in cahoots with the drug smugglers working out of Mena, Arkansas but today they are all on board with the theory that Bush is in cahoots with a Mexican Drug Smuggler and against the innocent BP Agents.


Its a Mad, Mad, Mad World!!!

[Tarantulas]

The BP agents stated that he was unarmed. He was running away from them, they knew he was unarmed, and they shot at him anyway. That's criminal behavior, and they are being punished by prison time.

[Uncle Chip]

Not from what I have heard from the very beginning on this case. The testimony was that he saw what appeared to be a gun in his hand, then turned toward him as if to fire. It was his word against a known drug smuggler whose credibility was zero. He couldn't even keep from running drugs during the course of the trial even though he gave his word and was granted immunity from prosecution.

If they did discharge their weapon inappropriately, that is a matter for the Border Patrol to handle internally. The men should have been fined, fired, demoted, whatever according to agency disciplinary rules. It is handled that way in every branch of government from the police force to the military.

Also, they were found guilty under a statute that does not apply: the use of a gun during the commission of a crime. But they weren't committing a crime. They were doing their duty protecting the border. So that statute didn't apply to them.

This Johnny Sutton is another Niphong.