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One thing that hasn't been discussed is the Sheriff's department and CNN knew they were going to film a difference in power between two rifles with identical barrel lengths and calibers or else they would never have been there in the first place.

The Sheriff and his deputies know enough about firearms and they set up a fraud. The reporter and the crew were told enough information about the two identical rifles and they were able to film the fraud that they wanted.

This wasn't a case of a mistaken film sequence. This was a premeditated fraud.

The reporter, his crew and his boss should be fired immediately.

The Sheriff and his deputies should be fired for the fraud and their inability to testify in a court of law. If I was an opposing lawyer, I would use this to indict the Sheriff's department every time I went up against one of them in a courtroom.

If I was an opposing lawyer, I would use this to indict the Sheriff's department every time I went up against one of them in a courtroom.

Good point. If Sheriff Ken-Ken is willing to commit fraud on national TV then defense lawyers will contend that Sheriff Ken-Ken won't hesitate to commit fraud with court evidence. I can see the defense lawyers motions already using this videotape to prove that Sheriff Ken-Ken is willing to participate in fraud. BTW, Sheriff Ken-Ken already got himself in trouble before over FRAUDULENT charges agaisnt the Sun Cruz Casino gambling boat. He shut down their operations because he claimed they commenced gambling before they reached the three-mile limit. Later it was demonstrated that charge was utter BS.