Feds pursue suicidal vet

DD's comment below the link was so good, I just had to bring it to the top. Excellent! Stick it to them!

Dedicated_DadFeb 10, 2012 04:05 PM

My comment from the linked site:

"IF only he’d colluded to smuggle thousands of firearms directly to the Zetas and Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico (and to gang-members in the US) and been directly implicated in the deaths of at least two Federal agents and COUNTLESS Mex and American citizens, why…

Instead of being on his way to prison, he could be Attorney General!

IS THIS THE CHANGE YOU MORONS WERE HOPING FOR?

IS THIS AMERICA?

THIS **IS** THE ATF!!"

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The scum of the earth.

Via Your Crazy Uncle

The federal government broke a promise, according to the lawyer for a Navy veteran facing criminal firearms charges after he called for help on what is promoted as a confidential suicide prevention hotline.

The government alleges the former petty officer from Blacksburg committed four felonies by making a homemade gun using a pipe and a shotgun shell. The veteran’s lawyer claims the government is violating due process by using information from his call to prosecute him.

Mental health professionals suggest the charges against Sean Duvall could hamper national suicide prevention efforts by creating doubts about whether calls for help will be considered confidential.

Duvall, a Persian Gulf War veteran, was despondent and contemplating suicide after being evicted from his apartment in June, according to his motion to dismiss filed in Roanoke federal court. He wandered the streets of Blacksburg, sometimes sleeping on the ground.

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