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**Wluwsdtn** · 07-30-2012, 03:16 PM

Seems the DEA not only botched up the sting, but also committed a crime. Grand theft auto, perhaps. Since it was his truck, regardless of whether the driver accepted, the DEA had a lawful duty to inform the owner that his truck was going to be used in a bust. What a bunch of BS if they get away with this. The DEA needs to admit that they fucked up, and pay this guy, make retributions, but of course, getting a .gov agency to admit they were wrong is damn near impossible. What a bunch of pricks.

07-30-2012, 03:16 PM	#6
Wluwsdtn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 596 Senior Member	Seems the DEA not only botched up the sting, but also committed a crime. Grand theft auto, perhaps. Since it was his truck, regardless of whether the driver accepted, the DEA had a lawful duty to inform the owner that his truck was going to be used in a bust. What a bunch of BS if they get away with this. The DEA needs to admit that they fucked up, and pay this guy, make retributions, but of course, getting a .gov agency to admit they were wrong is damn near impossible. What a bunch of pricks.
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