To: wildbill
If you wanted a decoy, wouldn't you use the uncle and not a child as a driver. As a drug dealer I would get a child to do the job, as most crimes use underage kids because they do not get jail terms.
To: lavaroise
"As a drug dealer I would get a child to do the job, as most crimes use underage kids because they do not get jail terms"
The problem I have with this analysis is that since the subjects knew the house was under surveillance, how would sending a child out to drive the car around to the garage fool the DEA? They'd see the driver getting into the car so the purpose of a decoy would be eliminated.
Actually, so far as I know, the DEA hasn't made the argument that they didn't know the child was driving--yet. Their argument is that they were endangered by her driving when they surrounded the car with drawn guns.
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