Scandal exposed by Police Chief, Steve Anderson, Nashville TN In Chief Andersons letter to Congress it is reported that Secret Service agents working out of the Nashville field office visited the home of the resident who made the Facebook postings and knocked on his door. Then, an agent called local police and asked for backup, stating that the individual was refusing to let them in without a warrant and appeared to be armed. When Nashville police arrived, they informed the Secret Service agents that the man in question is a licensed gun owner, did not violate the law, and that a warrant would be required in order to investigate further. Chief Anderson said in his letter, one of the agents then asked a [Nashville police] sergeant to ‘wave a piece of paper’ in an apparent effort to dupe the resident into thinking that they indeed had a warrant. Faced with a request to violate their oath of office and the rights of a citizen, the officers with the Metro Nashville Police Department flatly refused and left the scene. Ryan Blevins This is all that the people who are against police want... Officers who will uphold the oath that they swore to the constitution. A system in place where a chief doesnt have to write congress to get an inquiry into wrongdoing would help as well...
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 17:19:58 +0000
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