Joseph C. Dayball, Esq.

Mar 26,2014

DEA teaches agents to recreate evidence chains to hide methods

This article featured on MuckRock, and the DEA training documents it references, provide a fascinating look at the interplay between domestic law enforcement and military and intelligence agencies in the United States, a topic worth reading and thinking about, as these “intelligence resources” are bound to play an ever increasing role in the criminal prosecution of American citizens.

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