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in addition to all the obvious violations here, one law enforcement norm is that one does NOT put cuffs on somebody then take them back off (with exceptions granted for certain personal safety situations, which this was absolutely not)

Federal Agents Handcuff Chicago Alderperson At Hospital ER


A video of the Friday afternoon incident shows Fuentes at the hospital, asking federal agents if they had a signed warrant and telling the agents a man — who they had detained — has constitutional rights. Fuentes is not seen touching the agents, one of whom tells her he will arrest her if she does not leave.

Fuentes again asks the agents if they have a warrant, and an agent grabs Fuentes, spins her around and handcuffs her hands.

“This is an alderperson who is being under arrest,” a person off-screen says in the video.

“This is a hospital. Do you have a signed judicial warrant for him?” Fuentes says to the agents.

“We told you to leave,” says the agent who handcuffed Fuentes. “Now you are under arrest for impeding.”

Fuentes was led outside the hospital and released. She was told that if she went back inside, she would be arrested, witnesses said.


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in reply to Lisa Stranger

more stories from Reinhart's thread (for the record, post link is from elsewhere):

in reply to Lisa Stranger

I'm not even sure they're well paid—they're just enjoying the get-out-of-jail-free card.
in reply to Lisa Stranger

As for the pay.... Check this out!

They're getting a $50,000 sign-up payment, loan forgiveness,, AND "premium pay". Many of the armed security in many spots (esp. Florida, including my mother's community) are signing up and leaving their current jobs.

We're going to have a standing private army 2nd to none, including the (original) SS.

in reply to Lisa Stranger

every time I scroll past that chud's face, it gets easier to see the asshole in him