Man who exposed ACORN accused of seeking to wiretap Landrieu’s phones
NEW ORLEANS - A conservative filmmaker whose undercover videos shone a spotlight on alleged corruption by the liberal activist group ACORN was arrested with three other men and accused of plotting to wiretap the New Orleans offices of Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La.
The FBI said in an affidavit that James O’Keefe was among the four men who were arrested Monday. Special Agent Steven Rayes said O’Keefe was helping two others, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan, who were dressed as employees of a telephone company and attempted to interfere with the office’s telephone system.
Flanagan is the son of William J. Flanagan, the acting U.S. attorney for western Louisiana. William Flanagan's office confirmed his son was among those arrested, but declined further comment.
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I heard he learned everything he knows from Billy Burke.
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ReplyDelete...hence why he was caught and arrested????
too funny, making joe snort while eating his "samich" is a funny mental image LOL
Pitiful when crime is used to expose corruption..
ReplyDeleteI think exposing ACORN was great but this if true is going to far.
ReplyDeleteWatergate...follow the money.
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