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I think the agent should be tried in a state court. If convicted of assault with intent to kill and attempted murder, he should get life in prison. He has stated that he fired intentionally. That should give the AG a basis for both of the charges I mentioned.

Of course,if our Constitution was recognized by Congress as the law of the land, that agent would never have had a job interfering with local law enforcement because the ridiculous agency he works for wouldn't exist. I've heard that he and his fellow agents were seen giving each other "high fives". I'm afraid that if I had witnessed that, there would be a much different discussion going on here.

"I'm afraid that if I had witnessed that, there would be a much different discussion going on here."

Understood, I'm afraid I might be in jail or dead myself had I witnessed such depravity following these circumstances.

Question is, other than the girl, where are the witnesses to this? I'm sure there must have been some, and there are private investigators on this case. Wonder where those witness are?

Sooner or later an agrieved citizen is going to petition for redress under Rule 308.

Watch for all hell to break loose then. Suddenly the cavalier feds will stir like an ant nest kicked open.