Posted on 07/24/2015 8:37:15 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
PHOENIX (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday ordered U.S. marshals to seize documents from the office of controversial Arizona lawman Joe Arpaio as part of an ongoing racial profiling case.
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Sounds political.
Why doesn’t joe just erase his server?
Corrupt Snow job has got a vendetta against Arpaio.
Arpaio should send them a couple cases of prison balony, USPS 3’rd class book rate.
The judge is racial profiling a sheriff who enforces laws on the books.
Pure politics.
Include some pink underwear.
Sheriff Joe finally has the goods on Obama. I guess they want to confiscate it.
Your 4th amendment right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures can be violated without warning or even opportunity to be heard first , as grossly as they wish, at any time - with but a single scribble of a judge ( who is often a political hack who doesn’t take responsibility for his/ her actions).
...In a brief order, Snow required that 1,459 identifications apparently taken from people by sheriffs deputies during law enforcement actions and which were about to be destroyed be produced for federal marshals....
I wonder if Barry Soetoro’s fake id’s are in the batch
No question about it.
or he has the goods finally on Obama’s eligibility. Either one I say. Hard to believe a judge who wants an open border. Our government is so corrupt, very soon we will be seeing cartel style killing here in the US.
Racial profiling is a thought crime. This is all they have on him?
Plus Joe is an octogenarian.
Sure wish we had more judges with the balls that Sheriff Joe has that would actually enforce the law as Sheriff Joe is trying to do.
He can say he emailed it all to Hillary and asked her to keep it safe because his computer was acting up......
A W appointee. 2007
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