From personal observation, I early on concluded that, in apprehending mobsters, one of the primary threats to agent safety was the risk of fratricide, i.e., one amped-up, anxious and heavily armed agent accidentally shooting some other amped-up, anxious and heavily armed agent.
The FBI, ATF, and other federal agents with whom I was privileged to work shared that concern.
The assigned agents were aware that the target was at a bar with his girlfriend.
Since we wanted to take him at his home so that the premises could be searched incident to arrest, the agents parked outside his residence and waited for him to show up.
Despite the target's extensive criminal record, one of the agents said to him, "Vinnie , if you promise to behave, I won't put you in cuffs." The violent felon smiled and said, "Deal." Thus, he was transported without handcuffs or incident to the federal building where he was processed.
Team Mueller's use of 29 agents plus CNN video support elements were confronted with a challenging tactical problem.
So what can Team Mueller do to prepare the public for what appears to be the inevitable and ignominious end of their sputtering investigation? Maybe for their next big arrest, the Team Mueller Clintonistas should use 100 FBI agents to surround the target's luxury condo, land an assault force on the roof, lob some teargas canisters through the windows, kick in the front door and have NBC, ABC and CBS broadcast the event live.
https://spectator.org/how-many-fbi-agents-does-it-take-to-terrorize-an-unarmed-66-year-old/
The FBI, ATF, and other federal agents with whom I was privileged to work shared that concern.
The assigned agents were aware that the target was at a bar with his girlfriend.
Since we wanted to take him at his home so that the premises could be searched incident to arrest, the agents parked outside his residence and waited for him to show up.
Despite the target's extensive criminal record, one of the agents said to him, "Vinnie , if you promise to behave, I won't put you in cuffs." The violent felon smiled and said, "Deal." Thus, he was transported without handcuffs or incident to the federal building where he was processed.
Team Mueller's use of 29 agents plus CNN video support elements were confronted with a challenging tactical problem.
So what can Team Mueller do to prepare the public for what appears to be the inevitable and ignominious end of their sputtering investigation? Maybe for their next big arrest, the Team Mueller Clintonistas should use 100 FBI agents to surround the target's luxury condo, land an assault force on the roof, lob some teargas canisters through the windows, kick in the front door and have NBC, ABC and CBS broadcast the event live.
https://spectator.org/how-many-fbi-agents-does-it-take-to-terrorize-an-unarmed-66-year-old/
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