In the latest chapter of the gunrunning scandal known as Operation Fast and Furious, federal officials won't say how two suspects obtained more than 360 weapons despite criminal records that should have prevented them from buying even one gun.
Under current federal law, people with felony convictions are not permitted to buy weapons, and those with felony arrests are typically flagged while the FBI conducts a thorough background check.
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These aren't the droids your looking for, move along, move along...
Hmmmm, so the federal agents don't want to "cooperate" in a criminal investigation? And they allowed hundreds of guns to be purchased by felons? And let those guns go to a sovereign country where they were used to kill unknown numbers of civilians AND a US Border agent? And, there are still people who think the police DON'T act like they are ABOVE the law?? LOL! These are some of the most powerful police in the country and they tell their civilian BOSSES (!) they are going to cooperate? They openly tell their employers what they will and will not do? They either forgot who they work for or are revealing their contempt for us.
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