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Again?

So, to prove that people were laundering money for Mexican drug lords, the DEA (stop me if you heard this one) laundered money for Mexican drug lords. So, can any agency bust border crimes that they didn’t create?

8 Responses to “Again?”

  1. Sebastian The Blogless Says:

    In other news they’re probably driving drunk at 100mph right now to make people realize there’s a drunk driving problem.

  2. mikee Says:

    Hey, it is much more difficult to find the criminals and apprehend them in the commission of a crime if you don’t, you know, participate in their criminal activities.

    Being part of the action makes it so much easier to understand what is going down!

  3. Gerry Says:

    It seems like everyone wants to invest in the drug business these days.

  4. me Says:

    And isn’t the DEA giving the same excuse that the BATFE did, which has since been proven a lie? “oh we were just operating a sting, to see where the money was going”

  5. HL Says:

    They have been watching “The Shield” too much.

  6. MAJ Mike Says:

    MOST TRANSPARENT ADMINISTRATION, EVAH!!!!!

    Transparently criminal.

  7. TIM Says:

    Maybe we should all get fake DEA,ATF,Badges get involved in the drug business and if get caught just flash are badge and all is cool.

  8. Amiable Dorsai Says:

    This is one of the biggest problems with policing consensual “crimes”–since both participants are happy with the deal, the only way for the police to even be aware of it is to cheat. They eavesdrop, pay informants, even participate in order to gather evidence. Once you start to cheat, the temptation to cheat even more becomes irresistible, and the opportunities for corruption multiply.

    You have to wonder how much of the laundered money wound up in the pockets of DEA agents and officials.

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