Maybe you’d like to reread it, too.
This post from November 7, 2023, has been reviewed close to 100 times in the past few weeks.
Maybe you’d like to reread it, too.
My Family’s Long and Painful Relationship With the FBI—James Risen
Decades before the FBI targeted me for my journalism, its treatment of my uncle, an FBI agent, devastated our family.
— Read on theintercept.com/2024/07/17/fbi-agent-wall-of-honor/(request for email is not a paywall). Autocorrect initially changed Risen to Rosen; my apologies.
More “Abused By The Badge”
This one is off-the-charts. Part of the Washington Post’s continuing series “Abused By The Badge”–
The deal that allows [ex-school cop Jamel] Bradley to avoid prison time is not unusual for law enforcement officers convicted of crimes involving child sexual abuse.
Earlier this year, a Post investigation revealed that hundreds of law enforcement officers accused of child sexual abuse have avoided serious consequences in the criminal justice system, even after they admitted to wrongdoing. The Post identified at least 1,200 officers convicted of charges stemming from child sexual abuse from 2005 through 2020. Nearly 40 percent of those convicted officers avoided prison sentences.
Verbal reprimands, prematurely closing the initial investigation, probation and the judge has to make this guy register as a sex offender because the prosector made no such request.
This one is especially sickening. Underneath that coat and tie, we know what you are.