times ten, when you have the highest profile prisoner in the entire bop. what happened is hard to decipher. back to a very good original question harris: hold on can these guards cooperate? harris: three doors down, reportedly, was el chapo guzman. and he has been handled fund, which is a good point made, and you ve made it. common sense and human nature is that when you have jeffrey epstein derek he is much even closer. these guards have been charged with falsifying paperwork. i ve been into coke of these cases, when in federal court and one in state court. the point is, will they cooperate? i can t give a crystal ball answer. the second question is what would they cooperated out? was really just a follow-up that they fell asleep? or is there larger story. spew and you heard attorney general barr, that it was a perfect storm of screw ups. i want to move on to across the pond. can the fbi compel the
so his intent really doesn t matter. and then, of courts you have the liability issues on behalf of the police department. whether or not there s this issue of whether or not his training was falsified, whether could also result in other police officers being charged with official misconduct with falsifying paperwork and conspiracy. okay. listen to another pretty horrible story in the headlines this week out of the young woman who was gang raped in panama city, florida. authorities said this occurred out in the open hundreds of people were watching. so what is the duty of onlookers? the good samaritan laws as a rule, what do people have to do? i would like to tell you that we wouldn t even have to have laws for people to step in in this kind of disgusting really, what kind of children are we raising as a nation that nobody steps in right? a bunch of monsters at this point. but this is not uncommon. this happens quite a bit and is called the bystander effect. good samaritan laws a