Roy McGrath,, maryland official, was shot and killed by FBI last night

https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/roy-mcgrath-killed-law-enforcement-agent-in-tennessee-after-manhunt-baltimore/

Attached to larry Hogan. seems to be all money crime charges and THAT was what was treated with deadly force? now. seeing a list of the charges, i'm not sure that deadly force was needed at this point but then i don't know yet if he was defending himself with a gun. IDK...something just doesn't seem kosher here.

https://www.wate.com/news/top-stories/who-was-roy-c-mcgrath-fugitive-wanted-by-fbi-us-marshals/

"I think it is important to stress that Roy never wavered about his innocence."

So if he had a deadly weapon of ANY kind, it was a justified shooting. If he was "innocent" then he had no need for a deadly weapon. It will be interesting to see what gets released about this incident. If the FBI and/or the DOJ covers it up you know that he probably did NOT have a deadly weapon.

I'm thinking Roy had some information...maybe even information that caused Hogan to drop out of pres race rather quickly. Remember... Roy, maryland gop as he may be....WAS Gop. There's not much compunction to avoid shooting a Gop-er these days.

Calypso Jones wrote:I'm thinking Roy had some information...maybe even information that caused Hogan to drop out of pres race rather quickly.   Remember... Roy, maryland gop as he may be....WAS Gop.    There's not much compunction to avoid shooting a Gop-er these days.

Nope, none. That's why I think it's important to shoot back!