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Main Page House moves to free Border Patrol agents convicted of shooting Mexican drug dealer
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Posted by: kwflatbed

House moves to free Border Patrol agents convicted of shooting Mexican drug dealer

WASHINGTON - The House on Wednesday approved a move by conservative Republicans to try to set free two Border Patrol agents convicted of shooting a Mexican drug dealer. After a long, emotional debate,...

Posted by: j809

I hope it happens, poor bastards.

Posted by: pahapoika

conservative Republicans to try to set free two Border Patrol agents convicted of shooting a Mexican drug dealer.

Democrats such as Alan Mollohan of West Virginia opposed the attempt to free the two men

U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton, who prosecuted the two agents, had refused an invitation to testify

copies of Customs and Border Protection documents about multiple trips across the border Aldrete ( drug dealer) made while assisting prosecutors.

Aldrete Davila had an unconditional, unescorted access pass to cross into the United States even after he was identified by the DEA in a second shipment of narcotics into our country

disgusting isn't it ?

Posted by: Sgt K

It's long overdue. I believe that a couple of local municipal officers are in the same kind of jackpot.

Posted by: mpd61

Gotta love the DOJ... way to encourage those drug dealers.

Posted by: kttref

These guys did what was right dammit...It truly pisses me off that their bosses just threw them under the bus like that.

Posted by: screamineagle

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Originally Posted by kttref

These guys did what was right dammit...It truly pisses me off that their bosses just threw them under the bus like that.

that seems to be more and more the norm nowadays. The me first and fuck you generation.

Posted by: CJIS

About time someone took their fingers out of their arse

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