Crime and the United States

Listen up people. There's a new sheriff in America & the old Biden ways are gone.

They ain’t playing and just cost the county upwards of 30k when they lose the lawsuit for violating this guy’s rights

These guys are making a killing getting dumbass cops to act this way. Why do you think this film is being made by the guy who was stopped instead of body cameras.
 
Assaulted two Federal agents? If that were anyone not in Congress you would be in big trouble.. these people just think they can do anything
nothing will happen to her. some fine, less than a year in the nicest prison around, if there is any prison time at all. maybe some other slap on the wrist type stuff.
 
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Egyptian Man Pleads Guilty to Kicking Customs and Border Protection Beagle​


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A man visiting the United States from Egypt pled guilty to federal charges of kicking and injuring a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture detector dog.

The incident occurred at the Washington Dulles International Airport on Tuesday when a CBP beagle named Freddie alerted agents to potential contraband in a bag belonging to 70-year-old Hamed Ramadan Bayoumy Aly Marie.

CBP agriculture detector dog Freddie, a five-year-old beagle, and his handler were inspecting baggage from travelers who arrived from Cairo, Egypt when Freddie alerted to one of Marie’s suitcases. As the CBP canine handler started questioning Marie, he violently kicked Freddie with sufficient force to lift the 25-pound beagle off the ground.
“CBP officers immediately descended upon Marie, handcuffed him, and turned him over to Homeland Security Investigations agents for prosecution,” it added.

A veterinarian later determined that Freddie suffered contusions to his right forward rib area.

CBP agriculture specialists examined the content’s of Marie’s luggage and discovered products prohibited from entering the United States: 55 pounds of beef meat, 44 pounds of rice, 15 pounds of eggplant, cucumbers, and bell peppers, two pounds of corn seeds, and a pound of herbs.

 
“Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time”

Actually what I call "whine crime" (patent pending) is one of those things that on the surface isn't really "that bad" but for which I have the least sympathy. I can understand lots of different acts that are illegal. People that need diapers for the baby might steal them for instance. We can all name some things that we agree shouldn't be legal but we at least "get it". People so mentally and emotionally weak they can have a tantrum and just justify messing with other people's stuff can straight f'off. I don't have to approve when those with a gripe against police mess with the police to acknowledge at least there being a tangible association with the grievance and target. Those that decide it happens to suit them to mess with private vehicles/property? Smash them. Legally, literally or both is fine...or should be.
 
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well they do have to have money to pay taxes, property taxes, insurance, upkeep on all the expensive stuff they bought themselves with the initial donations they received...



 
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