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To: fatheroz who wrote (417)	9/3/1999 1:23:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 1449

I understand, and it happens to often to just write them all off as accidents , I lost count but could find it, and tear gas seems to be the most common denominate. -------------- There are other "policy's" too , but not all law enforcement uses them. Reversals and various setups are often used and justified by some law men because of the nature of the criminal , in short they make themself "Judge and Jury" a lot more often than the public is aware of. I've seen enough in my day to know how they use "moles" to get someone scared, or by a sort of Proxy they get the gun in the hand of the target. Intimidating innuendo and even out and out threats ( often coming indirectly yet instigated by the law agency,) so the target is challenged or frighten into a defensive position, and then you kill them and spin it. I suppose the tactic may be more common here in Texas, than most other states, but the tricks are passed around, and I doubt very few law agencies don't know how to use them if they so choose. ---------------- No person is ever any more secure than their closest friend. Jim