Topic: DEA Agent Makes Plea Deal in Silk Road Corruption Case (Read 465 times)
This dude will be sacrificed accordingly. And all that, you can bet your bottom dollar on this.
If they made a example of Ross, they should make an example of this agent too, but we all know lady justice in the USA is blind. Her eyes are covered so that she cannot see the corruption and injustice going on in the American Judicial system.
The agends are there to guard against crime, and then they steal money... How can a plea justify anything?
The thing is, they knew all about this when Ross was on trial, and they did not want to accept it in court. There are no double standards in true justice.
The agends are there to guard against crime, and then they steal money... How can a plea justify anything?
The thing is, they knew all about this when Ross was on trial, and they did not want to accept it in court. There are no double standards in true justice.
If Ross Ulbricht got such an awful sentence they can throw this fed in jail for at least 5-6 years hopefully. He shouldn't get a lighter sentence just because he's a fed. He's still a major thief, you can't steal 1 million USD worth of assets & get away lightly. With any luck he'll be made an example of.
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
the corruption is so dirty all to make an sample of Ross and have bitcoin look like the only money new drug dealers will use, lets destroyed the future with our corrupt cops.
If Ross Ulbricht got such an awful sentence they can throw this fed in jail for at least 5-6 years hopefully. He shouldn't get a lighter sentence just because he's a fed. He's still a major thief, you can't steal 1 million USD worth of assets & get away lightly. With any luck he'll be made an example of.
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
"With any luck he'll be made an example of"
In a perfect world he would but have a funny feeling he has nothing but probation and community service in his future.
Fingers crossed for public hanging
If Ross Ulbricht got such an awful sentence they can throw this fed in jail for at least 5-6 years hopefully. He shouldn't get a lighter sentence just because he's a fed. He's still a major thief, you can't steal 1 million USD worth of assets & get away lightly. With any luck he'll be made an example of.
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
Disgusting really look -
'He is also accused of 'flashing his badge' at popular exchange Bitstamp when that company flagged his account for suspicious activity. It was said that this pattern of behavior eventually became Force's undoing, as the companies reported it to his superiors'
Carl Mark Force IV, the DEA agent accused of stealing nearly $1m-worth of bitcoin during an investigation into the Silk Road, has reportedly struck a plea deal with prosecutors.
This follows last week's guilty plea by a US Secret Service agent involved with the case, Shaun Bridges, to money laundering and wire fraud.
http://www.coindesk.com/dea-agent-plea-deal-silk-road-corruption-case/
Lots of "justice work" with these government guys.
This follows last week's guilty plea by a US Secret Service agent involved with the case, Shaun Bridges, to money laundering and wire fraud.
http://www.coindesk.com/dea-agent-plea-deal-silk-road-corruption-case/
Lots of "justice work" with these government guys.
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