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Originally Posted by filtherton
I'm sorry, but i'm pretty sure that the informant's role in this fuck-up is irrelevant. The informant didn't kick down some completely innocent person's door and start a gun fight.
I understand that shit happens, but i also understand that when it does happen it is the responsibility of the people who fucked up to step up and take their lumps.
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"Irrelevant" is a strong word. The informant had a key role in this. Are you suggesting the informant should be absolved of all responsibility? It isn't the informant's job to kick down the door. Their job is to inform. What was the first thing that went wrong here?
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