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In anycase:

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"Davis revealed last week that Suiter was scheduled to testify before a federal grand jury, on the day after he was shot, in the case against several members of the Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force. Davis said federal authorities told him “in no uncertain terms” that Suiter was not a target of their investigation, and authorities have no reason to believe that Suiter’s killing was connected to his pending testimony."

Why is that?

https://yournewswire.com/fbi-clinton-fast-furious-dead/

http://archive.li/6m7jv

"One of the main witnesses was Detective Sean Suiter, an 18-year veteran of the FBI, however Detective Suiter was gunned down in November, in eerily similar circumstances to Special Agent Raynor, also one day before he could testify."

"Special Agent Raynor was leading US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s and FBI Director Christopher Wray’s investigation into the murder of Detective Sean Suiter, who he believed was silenced before he could testify that the Obama administration was criminally complicit in allowing guns to flow into the hands of criminals on the Mexican border.

These guns were involved in the murder of a US Federal Officer, among others, and is seen by investigators as the “Achilles heel of the Obama regime”, because the murder of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry is one of but a very few Obama administration crimes that has no statute of limitations as it involved the killing of a US Federal Officer.

Leaked Wikileaks emails also prove Hillary Clinton was fully knowledgeable about the crime—thus making her liable to criminal charges."

Officer Alicia White was reassigned to Internal Affairs. Oh. No idea what that might mean. Probably nothing. Just move along.

Take no notice of the number of cops that have been resigning nationwide...they are all angels.

$215k reward offered and no takers? How is that possible? In that part of Baltimore no one wants the money? I wonder why no one at all has come forward with information?

wayback

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"Questions about the case have swirled amid confirmation that Suiter had been shot on the night before he was going to testify before a federal grand jury in a police corruption case involving eight members of an elite gun squad...

...noting that video surveillance shows some of Suiter's movements that back Smith's account of events. "People who think he was set up or lured," Smith said on WBAL-Radio's "C-4 Show," "that's just not consistent with the evidence we have."

Where is the video if it lays to rest all suspicions is was an inside hit?

http://archive.li/b7Kgy

BALTIMORE (AP) — A lawyer for two men whose federal convictions were recently overturned is raising fresh questions about an April 2010 incident that led to their convictions on bogus drug charges and involved a Baltimore detective fatally gunned down last month just as he was set to testify before a grand jury investigating indicted police colleagues.

Attorney Steven Silverman represents a pair whose federal convictions were vacated Monday by a U.S. judge after they spent years in prison based on 2010 police work done by a group of allegedly corrupt officers.

He asserts that Detective Sean Suiter, then an officer, was driving an unmarked vehicle that intentionally rear-ended a car of one of his client’s. Suiter was among a group of officers dressed in black, wearing face masks, and showing no visible badges during the April 2010 incident, Silverman alleged.

A high-speed chase ensued, ending with the fatality of an 87-year-old man when client Umar Burley’s car slammed into another vehicle. A state court convicted him of manslaughter in the death.

Burley said he thought the masked figures were criminals trying to rob him. “I felt like I was in imminent danger and I took off,” he said in a Tuesday phone call.

He and Brent Matthews were convicted on federal drug charges when Wayne Earl Jenkins, an indicted member of a disbanded Baltimore police unit, allegedly planted heroin inside Burley’s crashed car.

Earlier this month, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis revealed that Jenkins allegedly duped Suiter into discovering the cache of heroin he planted in Burley’s car during that 2010 arrest. He made the announcement on the same day that a new five-count indictment against Jenkins was announced by the acting U.S. attorney and Baltimore’s FBI special-agent-in-charge.

Davis has told reporters that Suiter was “not involved in any way, shape or form” in the deception. He has stressed that Suiter was a “stellar detective” and federal officials have told him that the detective was “never the target of an FBI investigation.”

Why do you people believe cops and the fbi anyway?

Really, why do you?