FBI Admitts 'Over-Collecting' In Trump Raid - Will Give Privileged & Orher Docs Back In 'Next Few Weeks'

[easyt65]

I think 'nuclear secrets' that don't require the DOJ / FBI to get them back for WERKS are things like 'we have nukes', 'we have lots of them', 'President Biden doesn't get the codes because he is dementia ravaged', etc...

 

[ColonelAngus]

Maybe I will just UNDERPAY the IRS.

No big deal, right?

 

[ColonelAngus]

So the agents who stole from Trump will face prosecution?

I will hold my breath.

 

[BluesLegend]

Wait for the announcement...while accidently on purpose over collecting we found evidence of a crime completely unrelated to the warrant. I predicted this the day the RAID was conducted. (cough) FISHING EXPIDITION (cough)

 

[bigrebnc1775]

It's comforting to hear they over collected instead of under collected. Thank you.

That means they were searching in places they shouldn't have been.

 

[Augustine_]

That means they were searching in places they shouldn't have been.

Lol no it doesn't

 

[Nostra]

Lol no it doesn't

It means they took things illegally since they weren't covered by the warrant.

 

[MisterBeale]

Fetch me a beer boi.

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[Jim H - VA USA]

In the next few WEEKS'?

HOW ABOUT RIGHT F*IN' NOW?!

DOJ Admits FBI Over-Collected Trump Docs, Will Give Back Passports and Privileged Docs in the 'Next Two Weeks'

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They will claim it was an accident, and they happened to innocently grab unrelated material while they were collecting documents which covered by the warrant, but if you think about it, it's false on its surface.

• They planned this for weeks if not months. They knew the enormity of this raid and the importance of getting it exactly right.
• They went through things for nine hours with 30 agents. That means they did a detailed review of items.
• They took three of Trump's passports. This was not by mistake. The passports were not in some box in storage; they were probably in Trump's bedroom. Every single agent there could undoubtedly recognize a passport. They deliberately seized these to send a message.

There is no excuse for this. They want us to think it was just more sloppy work. But it makes more sense that they did it intentionally, with malice even.

I think it is likely that they used the bogus warrant as a pretext to search for anything which they could use later to create another fake narrative like the dossier before the next presidential election.

 

[Augustine_]

It means they took things illegally since they weren't covered by the warrant.

It means something completely standard happened. They sorted, they found some things unrelated to treason that weren't on the list, they returned it.

 

[MinTrut]

Collecting? Is that democratese for stealing?

Kleptomaniacal, but mostly peaceful!

 

[task0778]

It's comforting to hear they over collected instead of under collected. Thank you.

No, it most definitely is not comforting at all. People need to get past their TDS and understand that every American citizen has rights, and the gov't should not be permitted to search and seize anything they want to if it is not pertinent to the warrant. Such as passports for example.

 

[j-mac]

It means something completely standard happened. They sorted, they found some things unrelated to treason that weren't on the list, they returned it.

Um, no they haven’t. They said it would take them weeks…why?

 

[task0778]

They sorted, they found some things unrelated to treason that weren't on the list, they returned it.

If it was unrelated then they shouldn't have taken it in the 1st place.

 

[otto105]

When you violate the Constitution, violate the Patriot Act, defraud the FISA Court, illegally spy on Americans & the President, willingly participate in a failed coup attempt, plot to brand parents 'Domestic terrorists', conduct unprecedented historic raids against the guy the failed coup attempt you participated in was against, steal client-attorney privileged data and refuse to turn it over for weeks....

No, no you're NOT law ENFORCERS. You are law BREAKERS, criminals, traitors, and a threat to the country & American citizens

Where did this happen?

Give actual examples.


Not QOP wet dreams.

 

[Augustine_]

If it was unrelated then they shouldn't have taken it in the 1st place.

That's why they gave it back, same as every single time the FBI executes a search warrant.

 

[otto105]

They will claim it was an accident, and they happened to innocently grab unrelated material while they were collecting documents which covered by the warrant, but if you think about it, it's false on its surface.

• They planned this for weeks if not months. They knew the enormity of this raid and the importance of getting it exactly right.
• They went through things for nine hours with 30 agents. That means they did a detailed review of items.
• They took three of Trump's passports. This was not by mistake. The passports were not in some box in storage; they were probably in Trump's bedroom. Every single agent there could undoubtedly recognize a passport. They deliberately seized these to send a message.

There is no excuse for this. They want us to think it was just more sloppy work. But it makes more sense that they did it intentionally, with malice even.

I think it is likely that they used the bogus warrant as a pretext to search for anything which they could use later to create another fake narrative like the dossier before the next presidential election.

When did this get confirmed?


Geezsus, when do facts come into play?

 

[otto105]

Wikiwand - Ray Wert

Ray Wert is the former head of Gawker's content sales department of Gawker Media, and used to be the editor in chief of the Gawker-owned automotive weblog Jalopnik. He has been a senior staffer for Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm, and a campaign organizer on staff for Presidential candidate...

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[Augustine_]

No, it most definitely is not comforting at all. People need to get past their TDS and understand that every American citizen has rights, and the gov't should not be permitted to search and seize anything they want to if it is not pertinent to the warrant. Such as passports for example.

What the fuck do you think acting on a search warrant looks like? People get sent in, they take whatever they think is relevant, they sort through it, they return whatever is not relevant if legally required. Is this not common knowledge? You think this is the only time this has ever happened? Do you live under a rock?

 

[skye]

So the FBI violated the law.

Under this thuggish, stolen Administration, that's exactly what the FBI is there for

To violate the Law.