DOJ's 'Justice' for Protesters: Felony Charges for 'Boo-Boos'
When the DOJ labels a self-inflicted 'boo-boo' a felony assault, one might wonder about the true nature of 'justice.' Sidney Lori Reid faced jail time and a destroyed life for allegedly injuring an agent during an anti-Trump immigration protest. This 'injury,' according to body camera footage, was the agent scratching her own hand on a wall while aggressively shoving Reid. This isn't just an
isolated case; it's a chilling echo of COINTELPRO tactics, weaponizing the legal system to silence opposition. The willingness to fabricate charges and pursue them despite photographic evidence of innocence (and an agent's own admission of trivial injury) reveals a frightening eagerness to intimidate activists. Apparently, criticizing harsh immigration crackdowns is a graver offense than the
federal agent's own aggressive behavior on camera.