U.S. Border Patrol agents on the Canada-Alaska border detained a Boy
Scout troop for four hours and threatened one boy with a loaded pistol
to the head, all because one of the scouts tried to take a picture of
the agents.
The incident involving Troop 111 from Iowa occurred over the weekend as the scouts re-entered the U.S. at Alaska after a camping trip to Canada.
Troop Leader Jim Fox told KCCI-TV in Des Moines, Iowa, the boy was threatened with a $10,000 fine and a 10-year prison term for taking pictures of a border-entry point, the accuracy of which many experts say is dubious, at best.
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That guy (BP) is nuts. He is a sitting target. Why, even a boy scout could easily take him out. He just provided the motive. Not what one would call a professional.
ReplyDeleteNot what one would call a professional.
DeleteNot at all.