Coupla three things:
~Since ICE, DHS, or Border Patrol agents are conducting warrantless operations at intersections or roads, people will try to flee. These G-Men surround the cars and are immediately in the path of the escape. The intent for these migrants is escape, not homicide. In the case of poor Ms. Good, her intent was egressing a nasty situation which terrified her.
~Every county in the US has jurisdiction over murder. Just because the federal government says a county doesn't have jurisdiction does not make it so. Luigi Mangione is being tried by the People of the State of New York for murder and simultaneously by the US DOJ on terrorism charges.
~Any county DA in the US can convene a Grand Jury with whatever evidence is available. BCA in Minnesota has enough evidence to investigate Jonathan Ross and the Hennepin County DA can convene a Grand Jury today, as could the DA in Portland.
~DHS and ICE agents are used to conducting planned raids at homes, factories, or farms, not impromptu traffic stops like we have seen these past 13 months or so. Border Patrol agents are used to manning planned checkpoints on roads with their own vehicles, traffic cones, spotlights, and areas known to them. Now heavily-armed USBP agents are on roving commissions in urban environments unfamiliar to them and without their own vehicles.
~Casualty rates for federal operations tended to be low because raid plans for the suspects were organized. The Agent-in-Charge (AIC) would assign each SA a role (back exit, breacher, tackle team etc) and obtained blueprints of the building or house. They would have an idea of how many people to find at the target because of surveillance. The local police were notified in case they needed backup or an ambulance as the city services share the same radio bandwidth. Now we see ad hoc operations which are getting out of control.
~The standards for ICE agents have been lowered and they feel "empowered" because they are "taking back America" and Dummkopf Trumpf has their back as his 6 Jan pardons have demonstrated.
Coupla three things:
~Since ICE, DHS, or Border Patrol agents are conducting warrantless operations at intersections or roads, people will try to flee. These G-Men surround the cars and are immediately in the path of the escape. The intent for these migrants is escape, not homicide. In the case of poor Ms. Good, her intent was egressing a nasty situation which terrified her.
~Every county in the US has jurisdiction over murder. Just because the federal government says a county doesn't have jurisdiction does not make it so. Luigi Mangione is being tried by the People of the State of New York for murder and simultaneously by the US DOJ on terrorism charges.
~Any county DA in the US can convene a Grand Jury with whatever evidence is available. BCA in Minnesota has enough evidence to investigate Jonathan Ross and the Hennepin County DA can convene a Grand Jury today, as could the DA in Portland.
~DHS and ICE agents are used to conducting planned raids at homes, factories, or farms, not impromptu traffic stops like we have seen these past 13 months or so. Border Patrol agents are used to manning planned checkpoints on roads with their own vehicles, traffic cones, spotlights, and areas known to them. Now heavily-armed USBP agents are on roving commissions in urban environments unfamiliar to them and without their own vehicles.
~Casualty rates for federal operations tended to be low because raid plans for the suspects were organized. The Agent-in-Charge (AIC) would assign each SA a role (back exit, breacher, tackle team etc) and obtained blueprints of the building or house. They would have an idea of how many people to find at the target because of surveillance. The local police were notified in case they needed backup or an ambulance as the city services share the same radio bandwidth. Now we see ad hoc operations which are getting out of control.
~The standards for ICE agents have been lowered and they feel "empowered" because they are "taking back America" and Dummkopf Trumpf has their back as his 6 Jan pardons have demonstrated.