Does the Constitution have an Army?

 Alan Dershowitz to NewsmaxTV Guiliani raid Unconstitutional

 The FBI raid this week of former President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani violated the "spirit and the letter of the Constitution," because it permitted prosecutors to read privileged information without permission, according to legal expert Alan Dershowitz on Newsmax TV.

"This was just a misuse of the search and seizure power," Dershowitz told "Saturday Report." "Initially it was turned down; now it was approved, both by a judge and by the attorney general of the United States, so it wasn't lawless action, but I believe that they acted inconsistently with both the spirit and the letter of the Constitution and that there should be remedies for it.

The Supreme Court don't got one so I'm assuming it don't got one either.

 I was told there is a Trump/Deplorable exception to that rag anyways.

It's so quaint to be talking all Constitutional like.

I think the gubmint deserves the ultimate sanction Mr Dershowitz.

The Gestapo strikes back

 The DOJ/FBI is after Rudy.

I think voting is the only way out comrades.

Just for future reference I am not suicidal and I don't own a wood chipper.

I predict I will suicide myself on any one of the many blunt objects I have with many blows.

Textbook Arkancide that's all they are now the Clinton/Obama/DNC mafia.

Maybe the GOP could trade National Cuckold Day for a little breathing space from these goons.

Nah they'll take em to the hallowed congressional sauna and line up and fellate these paragons of deceit and foulplay.

We truly are going to get what we deserve.

I only ask to smothered by a MyPillow guy pillow not beaten into submission with a Trumpy Bear.

Is that too much to ax?

Breaking news from BNN

The new White House press secretary has been announced.

The White House agrees the messaging has been garbled at best.

The president thinks that Chip Diller will best communicate the regimes nonsensical bullshit.

Their "Remain calm all is well" slogan will now get the traction it needs.

Chip's unwavering commitment to gaslighting the public will be needed in the future as the White House corrals all the helicopters and money for Operation Warpspeed II:Electronic Money Buggaloo

A classic Situation Normal All Fucked Up setup.

.And that's how it is folks.

 

Well that seems a bit excessive even for heroes

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Judge bars Detroit towing firm from impounding vehicles

A judge on Friday blasted the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office for delaying reports of recovered stolen vehicles in the city as part of a practice that racked up larger tow yard storage bills for motorists.

Retired Wayne County Circuit Judge Robert Colombo said county sheriff's deputies along with a Detroit towing firm, Nationwide Recovery, failed to promptly notify vehicle owners who were unaware of their recovered vehicles' locations.

“There is no attempt to make certain that there are officers on the scene,” he said. “There is a complete failure to make certain that recoveries are timely reported in length. The impact is significant to the owners of the vehicles because the later they are notified, the more the storage fees accrue.”

Colombo said Nationwide Recovery drivers would often directly call on two of the department’s deputies instead of reporting suspected stolen vehicles to Wayne County dispatch. The deputies did not check the vehicle’s information through a Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) operator as required.

Colombo then said he would grant the city's request for an injunction against the Detroit towing firm, barring the company from impounding stolen or suspected stolen cars on behalf of sheriff's deputies or anyone deputized by the sheriff's office.

The city had alleged that Nationwide Recovery was working with the county sheriff’s department in a conspiracy to charge excessive fees so that Nationwide could pay car thieves for tips.

The biggest scam on earth is gubmint.

That is all.

 

Heroic heroes being heroic

Informant didn't buy drugs from suspects killed in shootout

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) --

A confidential informant didn't buy drugs at the southeast Houston home where a botched police raid turned into a deadly shootout last month, according to a new search warrant.

The shocking new information was revealed today after ABC13 obtained two of several search warrants executed as part of the ongoing investigation following the deadly raid.
The search warrant clearly shows the initial information used to obtain the no-knock search warrant involved a number of lies.

In the original warrant obtained on Jan. 28, the lead case agent, Officer Gerald Goines, wrote that a confidential informant bought heroin at the house the day before the drug raid. The informant also allegedly saw heroin and a weapon, which appeared to be a 9mm handgun, as he was buying the suspected drugs at the house.

In that warrant, the informant allegedly returned to Goines with a brown powder substance, telling him that it was called "boy," which is slang for heroin. The confidential informant also said the substance he allegedly bought at the home was packed in a large quantity of plastic baggies.

All of that information was written in the search warrant, leading a judge to find probable cause and signing it.

 

Oopsie.

I guess those involved will have to take a paid vacation instead of those coveted promotions,plaques and drugs on the table pics denoting their heroism.

That drug war is just great ain't it.

Oh well you can't make an omelette without cracking some eggs as they say.

At least they got that half ounce of weed and the negligible amount of coke off the streets.

If it saved one life totes worth it.

Well.......notwithstanding the two low-lifes who got their just desserts.