[Rolling Stone [a]]
FBI Raids Star ABC News Producer James Gordon Meek's Home
The first thing Meek's neighbor John Antonelli noticed that morning was
the black utility vehicle with blacked out windows blocking traffic in
both directions on Columbia Pike. It was just before dawn on that brisk
April day, and self-described police-vehicle historian Antonelli was
about to grab a coffee at a Starbucks before embarking on his daily
three-mile walk. He inched closer to get a better vantage, when he saw
an olive-green Lenco BearCat G2, an armored tactical vehicle often
employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, among other
law-enforcement agencies. A few Arlington County cruisers surrounded
the jaw-dropping scene, but all of the other vehicles were unmarked,
including the BearCat. Antonelli counted at least 10 heavily armed
personnel in the group. None bore anything identifying which agency was
conducting the raid. After just 10 minutes, the operation inside the
Siena Park apartment complex -- a six-story, upscale building for D.C.
professionals, with rents fetching about $2,000 to $3,000 a month --
was over.
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rest:
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/fbi-raid-abc-news_producer-1234613619/
[a] requires a fucking "app" to open it. Nope, Rolling Stone,
not d'l/ing some third party piece of garbage of unknown
provenance just to read your clip.
(Lynx works ok, but is limited)
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