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They probably believed that it wasn't their jobs to check the paperwork, that a judge would sort it out. That's so far from the truth, though. Despite their h
by IncRnd 9y ago
They probably believed that it wasn't their jobs to check the paperwork, that a judge would sort it out.
That's so far from the truth, though. Despite their having orders to get Carrillo, it was their job to read the paperwork that was provided. The alternative is police who are "just following orders". History shows the consequences of that to be armies of evil.