Indiana Prosecutor Resigns After Suggesting Staging ‘Fake Attack’ In Wisconsin

By BananaFamine on March 27, 2011 in News 12

Vic Ryckaert and Kevin O’Neal report in the Indianapolis Star:

For the second time, an Indiana public official has lost his job because of provocative comments made about the political brouhaha in Wisconsin.

Carlos F. Lam, a Johnson County deputy prosecutor, resigned Thursday after acknowledging he sent an email last month urging Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to discredit labor union protests by orchestrating a fake assault on himself.

Possibly, Lam suggested, the pretend assailant might even use a firearm.

Lam’s boss, Prosecutor Bradley D. Cooper, accepted the resignation. He called Lam’s Feb. 19 email to Walker a “foolish suggestion.”

On Feb. 23, the Indiana Attorney General’s office fired deputy Atty. Gen. Jeff Cox after he suggested in blog posts and on Twitter that police use live ammunition on protesters who had poured into Wisconsin’s Capitol.

The political fight in Wisconsin erupted when Walker, a Republican, called for eliminating collective bargaining for public employees. That bill passed March 10 and was signed into law the next day.

For more information, see original article.

Activism, Conspiracies, False Flag, Government, Labor, Politics, Protests, United States, Wisconsin

http://twitter.com/hornetmontana Hornet Montana

Why would Lam admit he sent the e-mail to the governor? Unless someone found it, the story sounds like “news”.
- Andrew
  
  That seems like weak reasoning to discredit the story, based upon not reading the whole article. The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism “found Lam’s email among tens of thousands that media organizations received as part of a settlement to an open-records lawsuit.” Why would he lie about sending the e-mail and resign?
- smooth_operator
  
  Annnnnnddd you didn’t read the whole article.
http://twitter.com/hornetmontana Hornet Montana

Why would Lam admit he sent the e-mail to the governor? Unless someone found it, the story sounds like “news”.
Andrew

That seems like weak reasoning to discredit the story, based upon not reading the whole article. The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism “found Lam’s email among tens of thousands that media organizations received as part of a settlement to an open-records lawsuit.” Why would he lie about sending the e-mail and resign?
Anonymous

Annnnnnddd you didn’t read the whole article.
Anonymous

He should have sent it to the CIA….they seem to be more prepared to implement this kind of heinous shit.
GoodDoktorBad

He should have sent it to the CIA….they seem to be more prepared to implement this kind of heinous shit.
http://voxmagi-necessarywords.blogspot.com/ VoxMagi

Shades of “Bob Roberts” at its finest. I’ve you’ve never watched the movie…go forth and do so, preferably back to back with “They Live”…I call it the ‘American Politics Digest’ One Night Special. All you’ll ever need to know in one easy double feature.
http://voxmagi-necessarywords.blogspot.com/ VoxMagi

Shades of “Bob Roberts” at its finest. I’ve you’ve never watched the movie…go forth and do so, preferably back to back with “They Live”…I call it the ‘American Politics Digest’ One Night Special. All you’ll ever need to know in one easy double feature.
Laws456

These same people who are talking about faking attacks are ones who can’t wrap their damn head around the fact that some extremely funny sh*t happened in September almost a decade ago. Smart dummies. They are everywhere.
Anonymous

These same people who are talking about faking attacks are ones who can’t wrap their damn head around the fact that some extremely funny sh*t happened in September almost a decade ago. Smart dummies. They are everywhere.