[LIConFem]

"...regardless of the fall-out, law enforcement must police itself with integrity. Americans instinctively think of their agents as heroes because they know most of them are. When we find some who demonstrably aren’t, dispensing with them is not an injustice. It’s a defense of honor. "

That much is true, in general. As for this particular case, I don't know what to believe. My first, knee-jerk reaction was outrage at the conviction of Campean and Ramos, and at the seemingly-excessive prison terms they received. But I've since read too many conflicting accounts of the incident to form an opinion now (except regarding the sentences, which I still view as excessive).

[UpAllNight]

--That much is true, in general. As for this particular case, I don't know what to believe. --

One thing I believe is that both sides are spinning.