FBI Finds No Video of Border Patrol Shooting, Finds Plenty of Excuses
The FBI has apparently conducted an exhaustive search and concluded that not a single frame of video exists of a Border Patrol agent shooting two people in a truck in Portland, Oregon. Agents claim they fired after the truck 'repeatedly slammed' into their rental car. Yet, somehow, no bodycams were rolling, no dashboard footage captured, and not a single surveillance camera in the vicinity was
working for this critical 'immigration enforcement operation.' This perfectly complements the narrative where federal agents, fresh off another fatal shooting in Minneapolis, are always justified by 'fear for their own safety.' One might wonder how many times the public is expected to simply take federal agencies at their word, especially when the evidence magically disappears. Perhaps the next
budget cycle should include funds for invisible cameras.