You Have Got To Be Fricken Kidding Me!!! The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office May Prosecute The Undercover Reporters Who EXPOSED ACORN!

This is without a doubt ABSOLUTELY WRONG! Many non-profit organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States have had to do their very own undercover investigative volunteer work to EXPOSE corrupt and abusive business practices corporations and organizations are guilty of committing secretly. Since we are unable to rely on the U.S. regulators to do their jobs, this has been the ONLY EFFECTIVE way to get evidence!!! Many CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES have been STOPPED as a result of their undercover investigative work. Does this mean The Humane Society of the United States will also be brought up on charges too?!?! This is SHEER INSANITY!!! Wow, I am just BLOWN AWAY! This is TWISTED JUSTICE!

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Michelle Malkin Blog
ACORN Watch: The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office warped priorities
written by Michelle Malkin
Friday September 11, 2009 11:10 PM

The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office issued a statement tonight indicating that it may prosecute the Big Government undercover team that conducted one of its ACORN/prostitution stings in B’more.

Yes, really.

The young reporters could face up to five years in jail for violating Maryland’s wiretap laws.

Reader John Muraro notes that the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office was responsible for handling the Zachary Sowers murder case, which I blogged about last year. He was pummeled into a coma by a gang of teenage thugs and later died of his massive injuries. Three of the four remorseless attackers were allowed to plea bargain down to eight years each in jail.

John sums up the warped priorities:

So:

· undercover investigation by the conservative reporter = reporters may serve 5 years in jail

· the animalistic beating of a young man by 4 thugs, resulting in 9 months of suffering and his death = plea bargained to 8 years in jail

That’s a rather peculiar sense of justice.

Yes, yes it is.

Baltimore City State’s Attorney Patricia Jessamy can be reached at mail@stattorney.org or (410) 396-4001.

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Allahpundit looks at the statute the ACORN-protecting officials in Maryland want to use and notes:

You’ll find exception after exception provided for law enforcement to shield them from liability when they tape criminals surreptitiously to serve the public interest. Kind of like how O’Keefe did here.