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"When a vehicle is being driven at you, you should just let it hit you because you knew it was a dangerous job when you took it, right?"

Yes, When you pull in front of someone and put on your brakes to box them in, you should expect that there is a possibility that you will get hit.

Now when the inexperienced driver hits the brakes, the car behind her rear ends her. This girl must have been very frightened just before she got her brains blown out.

I think you need to take your meds... Your not looking at this objectivly.

I think you need to take your meds... Your not looking at this objectivly.

I think there are too many people "taking their meds" on this thread. I agree that the DEA has file cabinets full of cases where they over step not only legal lines of conduct but moral lines as well. This is not one of those cases.

This isn't a "14 year old against the DEA" case.
This is a "vehicle attempting to flee the scene and endangering agents" case.

The fact that she was 14 have no bearing on the danger involved in this case. As has been pointed our repeatedly on this thread, "They didn't know who was in the car." Of course those making that claim then try to make her age a factor. But you can't have it both ways. Either they knew she was 14, or they didn't know who was driving. If they didn't know who was driving, then it is reasonable to assume that they believed it was the drug smuggler who was attempting to flee.