[Gianni]

The first article on the murder of this girl did include the eyewitness accounts.

How's this:

Daniel Robles, a family friend and housemate who was with the teenager during the stakeout, said the unmarked vehicles that emerged moments after the girl pulled out of the driveway appeared to be pursuing her.
"It makes me really angry," Robles told the San Antonio Express-News earlier Tuesday. "This girl's dying and there are these reports that she threatened them."
Investigators from the DEA arrived Tuesday afternoon to begin reviewing the death. San Antonio police officers continued their investigation, questioning the shooting victim's grandmother.
Robles said the agents opened fire immediately after the crash and didn't identify themselves until afterward.

Link

I suppose now that the original threads have been pulled, you can claim that you never read any of that before, huh?

You never rise above begging the question

Wierd that you would even mention the word "question" in a post to me. You have now failed to answer all of the following from me:

Do you think the actions of the agents were appropriate?

If a unique and identifiable strain of MJ was developed for use within a single state, would you be beating the drums for the feds to ban it also?

Do you think the methods and tactics used by the agents were appropriate?

You have continually asserted that law that has been tested and upheld in multiple courts meets your standard of constitutionality. I have asked you time and again if you also apply that same standard to Roe, Brady, Lautenberg, or any other pile of claptrap that opposes the 'conservative' agenda.

Do you think the actions of the agents were apporpriate to the situation?

When it comes to the jackets, why would the accounts of the police be more credible than the accounts of eyewitnesses who lived in the neighborhood?

[Roscoe]

How's this:

In a different thread and not posted by you.

Boy, you're squirming today.