10 arrested @DFW for smuggling items on planes.

[Nark]

I mean, based on what is in the article and constructive things other people have posted, there's not enough information given to go either way.

Or... just or...
you could possibly think the FBI has there poop together and with the help of Federal Attorneys they're smart enough to know what entrapment is, and how to build a case.

But keep on keeping on, you sly guy you.

 

[mshunter]

It's far easier to be nice than it is to be an ass.

Just saying.

 

[z987k]

Or... just or...
you could possibly think the FBI has there poop together and with the help of Federal Attorneys they're smart enough to know what entrapment is, and how to build a case.

But keep on keeping on, you sly guy you.

I think I'll bookmark this one for in a day or two. Quote you to you.

 

[etflies]

How is this not entrapment?

Because typically entrapment means law enforcement coerced someone to commit a crime they would otherwise be unwilling to commit themselves. Providing substances is not coercing anyone to do anything. They didn’t force anyone to traffic the fake drugs, according to the article the suspects used their positions to arrange, coordinate and bypass security measures to move the shipment of what was provided. Those caught could just as easily have said “no” from the get-go.

 

[Deleted member 27505]

Or... just or...
you could possibly think the FBI has there poop together and with the help of Federal Attorneys they're smart enough to know what entrapment is, and how to build a case.

Nah, The FBI is too busy running their secret Anti-Trump societies. The DOJ is a "disgrace".