DEA was granted the authority on Sunday for the next two weeks on a nationwide basis to “intervene” to “protect both participants and spectators in the protests,” and to conduct interviews and searches, and arrest protesters who are alleged to have violated federal law.
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From the DEA memo I obtained requesting authority from DOJ to conduct "covert surveillance" on protestors. (Document embedded in the story)pic.twitter.com/UcNQrYzMew
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In a statement, Hugh Handeyside, a senior attorney for the ACLU, told us the DEA's "covert surveillance" of protestors may well constitute unwarranted investigation of people exercising their constitutional rights to seek justice."pic.twitter.com/jpozmyLmnq
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FROM THE DEA MEMO we obtained granting the agency the authority to surveil and investigate people participating in the protests the police killing of George Floyd. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonleopold/george-floyd-police-brutality-protests-government …pic.twitter.com/sMyVKx4zYF
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Same guy who dumped the Flynn case and reversed the line prosecutors on Stone.
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@a_cormier_ good work This is an easy one next to Rosneft oil-where you guys Were going to go couple yrs Back, just to complex and Someone made you afraid To follow that oil & Ru $
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Unmmm NO. I’d rather see records of abusive cops that keep getting hired fired rehired
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What does this have to do with drugs?
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