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This seems most likely. I've known ABC agents to be a bit overzealous -- plainclothes agents drew pistols on (and cuffed) some girls in my hometown. Their offen
by huehehue 10y ago
This seems most likely. I've known ABC agents to be a bit overzealous -- plainclothes agents drew pistols on (and cuffed) some girls in my hometown. Their offense was carrying a case of sparkling water that I guess looked like alcohol?
http://www.nbc29.com/story/23909588/virginia-abc-agents-violated-policy-in-clash-with-uva-students http://www.nbc29.com/story/23909588/virginia-abc-agents-viol...
- EdHominem 10y ago"Violated policy". Wowza. Pointing a gun at someone during false-arrest for something that isn't even a crime, is a mere policy violation. Then the court seals the records to hide this, and the main policy change is that a uniformed cop must be present during this (these were undercover cops who'd pulled the guns) instead of - you know - not arresting someone at gunpoint for the pointless crime of buying bootleg liquor even if it was actually liquor.