re: Report: Durham believes he has enough to bring Criminal Charges

Let them scream.

Imagine if one was shot “trying to escape “

It’ll never happen. Too many not only trying to protect investigation but also the back the blue types. Law enforcement rarely ever gets prosecuted for corruption.

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Law enforcement rarely ever gets prosecuted for corruption.

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Funny, either as a supervisor or a working agent, I sent more than 10 off in my career as a LEA.

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And I assume it will be a DC jury

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I believe the general rule on jurisdiction in the federal system would dictate that the trial could be held anywhere within the geographical boundaries of the district in which the crime(s) are alleged to have been committed. As for D.C., it's in the federal 4th which encompasses Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Carolina.

But also as you correctly stated, who knows what other jurisdictions could be allegedly involved in a matter such as this.

All the above is "generally speaking".

If there are statute of limitations issues involved, which there easily could be, then surely a federal grand jury has already been impaneled and used in this/these matters. One primary way to suspend the running of statutes of limitations is to secure and file a sealed indictment. Those are not a matter of public record until official unsealing occurs.

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I mean, this is an awful lot of talk with no indictments, no arrests, no nothing.

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Why wait until Aug. Sept to finish? I don't want to hear the they have to 'get it right' and take 3 years. That is a load of crap Wray style deep state type of stalling. They have all the documents. Many of them lied to Congress a long time ago.

Solomon said, a DC grand jury.

Get them Hillbillys from West by God Virginia and western Va good ole boys on the jury, they would convict them and build the Gallows all in the same day.!

Quite some time ago I predicted that around end of summer is the most likely time frame on something like this. So it's right in line with my personal opinion in that regard. FWIW, which admittedly probably isn't much to anyone besides myself. But anyhoo...

Whether or what ends up happening, I couldn't say for sure, but I for one am not in the least surprised that it appears as if nothing is going to happen. That's precisely how they want it in an investigation like this. That's how it must be for a complex investigation like this to succeed.

The vast majority of the time, in the federal system, where there's smoke there's fire. They don't waste time or resources unless they are rather convinced indictments are almost certainly forthcoming.

And even a D.C. grand jury is fine. Just the fact (if it is such, of course) that any grand jury has been at work in this is quite significant. And ultimately a jury trial itself doesn't necessarily have to take place in the exact same location that the grand jury was doing its thing.

I'm always optimistic on this situation, you know that.