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JoeRedskin · 06-12-2012, 03:21 PM

Did you read the second article concerning the widespread nature of the conspiracy by the brothers? I am in no way suggesting that the actions that occurred in regards to Jose Guernrico's home invasion were proper police actions. At the same time, a little context goes a long way.

If you think the drug conspiracey is all a manufactured figment of the police's imagination ... fine. On the other hand, to me, and from the extent of the drug ring alleged, that's one hell of a paper trail to cover up (for example - creating hand written notes of one brother detailing sails of 10K pounds of marijuana). Is it your suggestion that the police planted over half a ton of marijuana in someone's home? Or that they are lying when they allege that the various family relations had property and assets worth $100K's with no verifiable form of legitimate income.

A lazy, dishonest police force- which is what this appeared at first blush - is one thing ... an actively corrupt force that is creating this kind of evidence with the expectation that it will hold up in court - which is what you appear to be alleging - is another. Not saying it couldn't happen, just saying it requires a lot of energy & competence to do.

06-12-2012, 03:21 PM	#20
JoeRedskin Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 63 Posts: 10,401	Re: Indiana First State to Allow Citizens to Shoot Law Enforcement Officers Did you read the second article concerning the widespread nature of the conspiracy by the brothers? I am in no way suggesting that the actions that occurred in regards to Jose Guernrico's home invasion were proper police actions. At the same time, a little context goes a long way. If you think the drug conspiracey is all a manufactured figment of the police's imagination ... fine. On the other hand, to me, and from the extent of the drug ring alleged, that's one hell of a paper trail to cover up (for example - creating hand written notes of one brother detailing sails of 10K pounds of marijuana). Is it your suggestion that the police planted over half a ton of marijuana in someone's home? Or that they are lying when they allege that the various family relations had property and assets worth $100K's with no verifiable form of legitimate income. A lazy, dishonest police force- which is what this appeared at first blush - is one thing ... an actively corrupt force that is creating this kind of evidence with the expectation that it will hold up in court - which is what you appear to be alleging - is another. Not saying it couldn't happen, just saying it requires a lot of energy & competence to do. __________________ Strap it up, hold onto the ball, and let’s go.