Kansas.com | 03/25/2008 | Patriot Act used in drug case; lawyer riled
The lawyer for a man accused of being a major cocaine supplier for the Wichita Crips gang contends that a secret search of the man's house under the Patriot Act was illegal.
- Wichita. As in Wichita, Kansas. As in Dorothy and Toto country. Not a place you associate with international terrorist organizations and acts against the USA. Better have a really good reason right off.
- Crips. As in Crips and Bloods. As in your two largest black gang-banger organizations. Not an organization you associate with international terrorist organizations and acts against the USA. Better have a really really good reason right off.
- Wichita Crips. As in WTFBBQ. Man, don't make me slap that corn out of your hands.
What was the essence of their justification?
In the affidavit, the ATF agent contended that earlier disclosure to Andrews could "seriously jeopardize the investigation."
As in, we would have no case without abusing the constitution and the ends therefore justify the means.
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