FBI agent doing surveillance parked in
a Queens bus stop roughs up and cuffs
traffic enforcement agent for giving him
a ticket
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/23/2022 2:27:35 PM
An FBI agent on a stakeout in Queens attacked then handcuffed a traffic enforcement agent for giving him a ticket, the Daily News has learned. The agent was making his rounds along Greenpoint Ave. and 46th St. in Sunnyside about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday when he spotted a 2015 Jeep Cherokee with tinted windows parked between a metered spot and a bus stop, cops and TEA union officials said. The agent gave the jeep a ticket for not having a meter receipt on the dashboard without realizing FBI Agent Kenneth Kiu was inside, conducting surveillance, cops said. Kiu exited the Jeep and demanded the agent void the summons,
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They can fabricate evidence against and spy on a US president, they can hide and ignore evidence of crimes against Democrats, and they can stage an insurgency against the federal government and entrap some yokels in a plot they invented to kidnap a governor, among other things. So why hassle this patriot for roughing up a meter maid? Give that man a medal and a promotion.