U.S. Family Jailed for reporting crimes

[Pauly Dangerously]

http://www.wnd.com/2012/06/family-jailed-for-holders-gun-crimes/

Eighteen months after Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry was murdered in Arizona by Mexican bandits using guns purchased through a U.S. government program called Fast and Furious, we still don’t know who within the Department of Justice knew about the program, much less who authorized it.

Certainly there has been no serious talk about prosecuting any of the people responsible for assisting in the illegal sales of over 2,000 guns to Mexican arms traffickers – guns that were subsequently involved in the murders of BPA Terry and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agent Jaime Zapata, as well as possibly hundreds of Mexican citizens.

But while that investigation has dragged on, with Attorney General Eric Holder denying knowledge of the program, denying knowledge of who was involved and denying congressional investigators access to tens of thousands of documents that might answer those questions, New Mexico gun dealer Rick Reese and his two sons Ryin and Remington have sat rotting in separate detention centers, jails and prisons around the state accused of a similar crime involving some 30 guns.

[Drayno]

Well, we had seen this foreshadowed..

I'm sure the government considers them "terrorists" for having all those guns and ammunition..

That must be giving them the right to lock them up for ten months...

And to take everything they own.

Just because they were "tea party" members that must make them anarchist revolutionaries, right?

[jugoso]

O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?