[ExyZ]

The Waco Tribune Herald seems to have experienced an epiphany of sorts within the past week.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Some Waco LEOs will be wearing them soon.

[UCANSEE2]

IIRC, there were the good guys and the bad guys. The feds were backing the bad guys and wanted to send a message to the good guys. Quit interfering with our illegal border operations.

Not only the feds, but the local LEO is totally corrupt and in cahoots with the bad guys too.

I assume the ‘biker’ who started the fight and is nowhere to be found now was probably an undercover fed.

[easternsky]

Yes I noticed that they changed their tune a little. There was something mentioned way early on, that the company who owned this ankle monitoring company had some ties to the Law enforcement or Prosecutors.

[Parley Baer]

There are going to be some people here on FR that will be saddened by the news in this story. I wonder how many will wind up suing the City of Waco?

[JLS]

“Reyna’s prosecutors have taken hard lines during examining trials for bikers, alleging that each showed up at Twin Peaks that day wearing his or her colors, most of them armed, in a show of full support for their affiliate members because they were keenly aware that such a firestorm could erupt.”

Wow? Does this prosecutor think:

1. What one wears can be a crime?

2. That the 2nd amendment is waived, if you think there might be danger where you are going. It seems pretty reasonable to me to go armed if you think someone there is danger where you are going.

[Delta 21]

Only the ones that we shot dead in the street were guilty!

[House Atreides]

What needs to be monitored now are the financial assets of the various governmental agencies and personnel involved in this fiasco of an Obama regime led provocation gone terribly wrong. They also need to make sure that no government agency or contractor “disappears” any of the video or other evidence they are currently holding.

And IBTG of course.

[Texas Fossil]

“That is what I see. We are starting the letting-go process, although they are not admitting they did something wrong. Oh God, no. They would never do that. I don’t think we will ever get to that point where they admit these people did nothing wrong and should never have been arrested,” Reposa said.

“I have gone through the discovery, and right now I am of the opinion that they might not successfully prosecute anybody who is still alive. I think they may have a couple of dead people they may be able to convict, but the ones who committed the crimes are dead. Everybody else was defending themselves or other people,” Looney said.

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God Help US. #Headshake