To: Sleeping Freeper
Joseph C. Schultz, the innocent person purposefully shot in the face by Special Agent Braga ended up being treated worse by the Department of Justice than the drug courier Compeon and Ramos were accused of shooting.
Since the Schultz case received nationwide notice (and no doubt a lot of notice with the ranks of the federal prosecutor's offices) you'd best believe Sutton knew all about it, and the normal standards the FBI applies to shooting situations.
Obama could do us all a favor by having Sutton prosecuted for misprosecution.
28 posted on
11/12/2008 3:30:59 PM PST by
muawiyah
To: muawiyah
I agree that the sentence handed down in the Compeon and Ramos case was a bit over he top, but there are facts in the case beyond what is popularly being reported. If Compeon and Ramos had simply shot a fleeing drug runner, probably nothing much would have been made of it beyond a reprimand for poor marksmanship. However, the filed a false report and destroyed evidence in an attempt to cover up the incident, and that was what they were indicted for. I don't think they are totally innocent, but I think the prosecution was overly zealous.
The other case involving Schultz shot by the FBI is just plain wrong. The FBI can't be allowed to go around shooting people unless they are White Separatists or happen to live in “Compounds”. /s
To: muawiyah
"Obama could do us all a favor by having Sutton prosecuted for misprosecution."When pigs fly...
52 posted on
11/12/2008 5:26:43 PM PST by
Czar
((Still Fed Up to the Teeth with Washington))
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