Trump Team Demands Right to Destroy Evidence in Alex Pretti Shooting | A judge ruled over the weekend that the government is barred from “destroying or altering” evidence related to the investigation.

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  1. RICO charges need to be brought against this entire administration once this madness is over.

  2. interwebz_2021 on

    Good fucking luck. Enough evidence is already out there and the truth is known. No amount of lying to America and the world is going to be enough. Neither the public nor a jury will ever accept the bullshit they’re trying to feed us. When (not if) the long arm of the law comes for the people who did this, and those who ordered and abetted it, we will already know the truth, and justice WILL be served.

    They greatly overestimate the number of Americans who love the taste of their boot leather enough to swallow their lies.

  3. Due-Beautiful-5895 on

    reading this like “Trump team demands right to destroy evidence” and I am like………… seriously? never in a million yrs did i think that headline would be real. glad the judge said nope but also like why was this even on the table? this situation overall is just a huge mess.

  4. Comfortable-Tart-775 on

    The trials of the entire surviving administration will be the biggest event for schadenfreude in global history.

  5. ClimateNuremberg on

    Guaranteed that they already destroyed evidence and are asking for permission to do so now. So the judge best be ready to throw them into Guantanamo Bay.

  6. It’s apparently Walz’s fault for not convincing people to not exercise their 1st amendment rights. That is the logic being proposed by the Trump administration.

  7. The unique thing about our current time and place is that the government is slow and data and people are fast. I’m not saying it’ll prevent anything or everything, but one thing it will do is help with controlling the narrative.

    Imagine if nobody had filmed or posted anything that happened. Then they could tamper with evidence, report falsely against what happened, etc.

    Make no mistake they’re still trying to do just that, but at least in its modern state, the internet is still disseminating and enabling we the people to provide our own narrative.

  8. Go ahead and destroy it. We have plenty to convict with. You destroying it just makes your case that much weaker. And in what fucking world is it ever necessary to destroy evidence in the first place? It’s one thing to ignore it. It’s another to destroy it. This isn’t a Yacht baby on Lake Michigan.

  9. GeologistOriginal800 on

    When the punishment for destroying evidence is less than what would come of the evidence, they will destroy it.

  10. I’m telling you we’re gonna need to fire back at some point or this tyranny isn’t going to stop.

  11. Their reasoning is basically that they dont want to submit to any oversight or compliance requirements. These people seem to think that this administration is not answerable to anyone. In their own words noone should “boss the federal government around about how it carries on that authority. ”

    From the [filing](https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mnd.230788/gov.uscourts.mnd.230788.14.0_3.pdf):

    > Plaintiffs contend that there is no harm to the government from the
    > issuance of a TRO in this matter. Not so. Defendants are preserving information related
    > to Saturday’s incident consistent with law. Entry of a court order to benefit state and
    > local agencies, when they have no legal right to this information, is neither appropriate
    > nor reasonable. The Federal government would then be subject to supervision by this
    > Court and by Plaintiffs. The requested preservation order also could harm Defendants
    > by overlaying their existing obligations with a Court order, creating a risk of potentially burdensome consequences. Compliance disputes could also inappropriately inject the
    > Court into Defendants’ records management.
    >
    >
    > > Plaintiffs do not
    > > dispute that Defendants have ample authority to collect and maintain the evidence in
    > > question and nothing in the Tenth Amendment permits the Plaintiffs to boss the federal
    > > government around about how it carries on that authority.
    > >

  12. StrigiStockBacking on

    Wait, they actually ASKED to destroy evidence???? LOL since when have they asked anyone for any of their backwards neo-colonial bullshit maneuvers???

  13. Jesus all you Magats, if dear leader wants to destroy evidence is there a chance you can admit there is guilt on your side? Can you admit being wrong ever?

  14. DesignerCorner3322 on

    Something is seriously wrong in this world if an administration is demanding they be able to alter evidence and are not getting in trouble for it

  15. elementality883 on

    “The right to destroy evidence” in a shooting that is only days old should be very telling what said evidence proves.

  16. Wild_Pokemon_Appears on

    They’ll do it anyway and there will be zero consequences other than a judge issuing an order of contempt… For which nothing will happen to anyone. 

  17. The evidence that they are likely destroying is camera footage that shows who fired and when. Also shells that would have fingerprints, indicating who fired shots. ICE collected all of them. The ICE agent who stole Alex Pretti’s firearm has fingerprints all over it, and some say that he fired the weapon, prompting the others to open fire.

    If this evidence is destroyed, none of them can be held accountable.

  18. When KKKaroline keeps saying this administration is the most transparent in history, it means exactly the opposite

  19. Is anyone wondering why a judge would even need to do this? Evidence tampering is already illegal. The fact that we need to put this on the record for them is beyond the pale, my fellow Americans.

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