There Is No Law
Posted: Sun May 03, 2015 5:36 am
Craig Patty asked his employee Lawrence Chapa to help take one of his two trucks to the garage, not realizing that Chapa was a DEA undercover planning to fill the truck with weed, which ended in a firefight with a Los Zetas hit squad that killed the driver, who was a DEA informant.
The DEA says it doesn’t owe Patty anything for the more than $100,000 in repairs that were required for the truck, and disclaim any responsibility for the death of Patty’s employee. Also, they won’t do anything about the fact that they led the Zetas to believe that Patty was a rival drug-runner.
A federal judge in Texas dismissed Patty’s lawsuit against the DEA, because when the DEA is undertaking a “clandestine” operation, it can operate with total legal impunity.
http://www.samizdata.net/2015/05/just-w ... s-do-this/
So they can destroy your property. Kill people and there is no recourse. Under cover covers everything. And Republicans complain about Obama. Having set the precedent. Well I'm shocked. NOT.
People laughed when I said the Drug War was a War on the American people. Let us hope all the supporters of that war are happy. And may they have continuing happiness from events yet to come. As if 50,000 dead in Mexico wasn't enough.
The DEA says it doesn’t owe Patty anything for the more than $100,000 in repairs that were required for the truck, and disclaim any responsibility for the death of Patty’s employee. Also, they won’t do anything about the fact that they led the Zetas to believe that Patty was a rival drug-runner.
A federal judge in Texas dismissed Patty’s lawsuit against the DEA, because when the DEA is undertaking a “clandestine” operation, it can operate with total legal impunity.
http://www.samizdata.net/2015/05/just-w ... s-do-this/
So they can destroy your property. Kill people and there is no recourse. Under cover covers everything. And Republicans complain about Obama. Having set the precedent. Well I'm shocked. NOT.
People laughed when I said the Drug War was a War on the American people. Let us hope all the supporters of that war are happy. And may they have continuing happiness from events yet to come. As if 50,000 dead in Mexico wasn't enough.