To: Man50D
I'd say that, regardless of their intent and actions during the shooting, cops who shoot 15 times, then pick up their brass and fail to file a shooting report, are asking for whatever trouble a prosecutor chooses to make for them.
To: DWPittelli
I'd say that, regardless of their intent and actions during the shooting, cops who shoot 15 times, then pick up their brass and fail to file a shooting report, are asking for whatever trouble a prosecutor chooses to make for them.
Oh yea, sure, these agents thought that nobody would know about the shooting because they didn't file a report???? Uh, I believe their supervisor was on the scene fairly pronto - I don't understand your incredulous lack of support for these agents in light of new evidence now coming out??
To: DWPittelli
I'd say that, regardless of their intent and actions during the shooting, cops who shoot 15 times, then pick up their brass and fail to file a shooting report, are asking for whatever trouble a prosecutor chooses to make for them.
Would it change your opinion if you learned (as the White House and Prosecutor Sutton don't want you to know) that supervisors came on the scene shortly after and were informed directly, live, and that DHS procedures prefer a verbal report to a paper one?
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01/29/2007 6:47:35 AM PST by
Moseley
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