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Augiedog

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1. That will work out well. Great way to encourage trust between law enforcement and the

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Aug 2, 2016, 06:43 PM

Aug 2016

community at large. Hiding the facts, as in "hey, I know, let's do a coverup. Nobody will ever figure out what's happening that way". It's always worked well in the past.

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That will work out well. Great way to encourage trust between law enforcement and the Augiedog Aug 2016 #1

Sigh....that means a federal grand jury is looking into it. It's a great move. Also, msanthrope Aug 2016 #6

I'm thinking because the DOJ is now handling the investigation..... Historic NY Aug 2016 #2

More than that---I think it's because a federal grand jury is seated....thus the seal of the order. msanthrope Aug 2016 #10

Like no one saw the video of the murderer cop and partner holding Sterling down . . . brush Aug 2016 #3

Yes---the seal, and the seal of the order means a federal grand jury. nt msanthrope Aug 2016 #9

He sealed the sealing order too? Ruby the Liberal Aug 2016 #4

Federal grand jury....the clue is that the order is sealed, too. nt msanthrope Aug 2016 #8

Ah! Thanks - did not know that was a thing. Ruby the Liberal Aug 2016 #11

I'm speculating, but generally, even the existence of a federal grand jury is supposed to msanthrope Aug 2016 #12

COVER. UP!!! Feeling the Bern Aug 2016 #5

No---federal grand jury. nt msanthrope Aug 2016 #7

Good move by the DOJ--the officers in question haven't given their statements yet msanthrope Aug 2016 #13

Thank you for the explanation. That makes a lot of sense. uppityperson Aug 2016 #16

NOTHING The Green Manalishi Aug 2016 #14

The officers in question haven't given their statements yet. Now they have to, without the msanthrope Aug 2016 #15