Drug agents shoot GA pastor
Posted: September 3rd, 2009, 4:11 pm
macgulley wrote:Very sad but other reports have more details such as:
"Bankhead said agents approached Ayers for questioning but the pastor tried to avoid them, putting his car in reverse before he struck one of the agents."
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/20696049/detail.html
forestwalker wrote:Are you sure you would react differently Mac if when getting in your car after stopping at the ATM three guys pulled up beside you in a black Escalade and jumped out yelling and pointing guns at you? If this is their SOP for picking someone up for questioning then their SOP is in serious need of review.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/04/geo ... index.htmlThe officers saw the woman in a car with Ayers and saw what they believed was a drug transaction, Bankhead said. They followed the car as Ayers dropped the woman off at a gas station.
The undercover officers wanted to question Ayers about what they had just seen, he said. "They approached the vehicle. They were in plain clothes. They identified themselves as police officers, which civilian witnesses say happened. They also had badges around their necks."
Ayers put the car in reverse and backed up, striking an officer, Bankhead said.
macgulley wrote: from CNN:The officers saw the woman in a car with Ayers and saw what they believed was a drug transaction, Bankhead said. They followed the car as Ayers dropped the woman off at a gas station.
The undercover officers wanted to question Ayers about what they had just seen, he said. "They approached the vehicle. They were in plain clothes. They identified themselves as police officers, which civilian witnesses say happened. They also had badges around their necks."
Pastor Gary wrote:macgulley wrote: from CNN:The officers saw the woman in a car with Ayers and saw what they believed was a drug transaction, Bankhead said. They followed the car as Ayers dropped the woman off at a gas station.
The undercover officers wanted to question Ayers about what they had just seen, he said. "They approached the vehicle. They were in plain clothes. They identified themselves as police officers, which civilian witnesses say happened. They also had badges around their necks."
I have given rides to ex-cons, crack users, and various unsavory characters and probably more than a few with warrants. Kind of scary.