Bama Brian wrote:
> Deadrat wrote:
>> Bama Brian  wrote in
>>> Felix D. wrote:
>>>> "Sanders Kaufman"  wrote in message
>>>> "Insect O Cide"  wrote in message

>>>>> The Associated Press has altered the story so that the
>>>>> narco-trafficker who Ramos and Compean allegedly shot in the ass
>>>>> has morphed into and "unarmed illegal immigrant."
>>>> The AP did no such thing - and couldn't if they wanted.
>>>> Ramos and Compean got what they deserved - according to our system
>>>> of justice.
>>> Ramos and Compean damn well did shoot at a drug smuggler.  It's what
>>> they are supposed to do,
>>
>> No LEO is supposed to shoot an unarmed, fleeing suspect in the back.
>
> Didn't shoot him in the back - he got shot in the ass.
>
>>> just like the Coast Guard sinks those incoming drug boats that won't
>>> stop.
>>
>> The suspect wasn't "incoming."
>
> Oh, yes, he was!  He was ALREADY in the US with a load of drugs in
> his car!
> On Feb. 17, 2005, Osvaldo Aldrete Davila attempted to smuggle more
> than 700 pounds of marijuana into the United States along the
> Texas-Mexico border, in the small town of Fabens, Texas. As he tried
> to flee arrest on foot, two Border Patrol agents, Ignacio Ramos and Jose 
> Compean,
> shot at him. Ramos's bullet hit Davila in the buttocks.
>
> According to TJ Bonner, the Army doctor who treated Aldrete-Davila (on
> the taxpayer's dime), Davila's story doesn't hold water.
>
> According to Bonner, the entrance wound was on the left side of
> Aldrete-Davilawas's left buttock, and the bullet was found in his
> right side. That entry wound is not consistent with someone fleeing.
> Rather, it looks like someone taking the "bladed stance," pointing a gun at
> someone.
> The stance would come from someone firing a gun in his left hand.
> Bonner says Aldrete-Davila is, in fact, left-handed. Still, the
> prosecutor, described by Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas), as overzealous,
> continued to believe Aldrete-Davila's scenario.
>
> Osvaldo Aldrete Davila, the drug smuggler who was given immunity by US
> Attorney Johnny Sutton to testify against Border Patrol Agents Ramos
> and Compean, was arrested on drug charges at the Zaragoza Bridge
> along our southern border on Nov 15, 2007. He faces a total of 5-40
> years and $2 million dollars in fines for drug smuggling.
>
> Davila's original story was admitted by the US prosecutor "to contain
> some lies" during Compean and Ramos' appeal.
>
> The whole thing has been a total ass-reaming by the federal government
> acting against two border patrol agents who were trying to do their
> jobs.

So you're claiming the U$ Legal System is Corrupt and puts innocent people
in prison for crimes they didn't commit?

Why do you hate Amerika ?