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Topic started on 9-10-2009 @ 04:29 PM by TheCoffinman

Controversial Private 'Police' Force Quits Effort to Take Over Montana Jail


www.foxnews.com
A mysterious "police" force that has one small Montana city on edge apparently is packing its bags and heading home.

The California-based security firm, run by an ex-convict with a history of fraud convictions, is dropping its purported bid to take over a Montana jail — days after state officials launched an investigation and several key participants backed away from the controversial proposal.
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[edit on 9/10/2009 by Mirthful Me]


reply posted on 9-10-2009 @ 05:51 PM by Wayne60
reply to post by burntheships



You are so right about that. The entire event wreaks and I hope the Montana AG does not back down on his investigation. I am still more than a little curious if they did not drive into town in vehicles that had Hardin, MT Police Dept decals on them, and someone had not taken pictures of them, if he/they would have gotten away with it.


reply posted on 9-10-2009 @ 06:01 PM by burntheships
reply to post by Wayne60



Well you know...thanks to the internet we can follow this story for the rest of our lives. I know I will. I am telling you...if this man is not prosecuted by the Feds for fraud then it was blessed by the Feds.

In my opinion of course, with all the hype about terroists, and the John Elway narrated video about terrorists by the FBI and DHS here: www.infowars.com... how to spot them, and turn them in...and this guy just is "under investigation". Special alright.


reply posted on 9-10-2009 @ 09:16 PM by ecoparity
Either the big names behind the APF decided to run away from the massive amounts of attention or the entire APF thing was another scam being run by "Hilton" who hoped to make a ton of money off a prison contract the State of Montana wasn't going to approve. I think this guy really thought he could sneak this thing by the State government.

The key is the Montana Attorney General's deadline for APF to prove financial backing by Monday. I find it interesting that they chose to run and hide when that deadline came around.

If there was a big company behind APF they would have been exposed, if not then obviously APF would be exposed as a scam.

I'm leaning towards the real backers running away from the attention. Someone was writing the checks for the reporter, paying off the town leaders with jobs and leasing Mercedes SUVs. That seems like a huge outlay of cash for a Hilton scam that ended up going bust.

We still need to find out where these other 30 contracts are they kept mentioning. It's possible they bailed on this one in order to keep working on the other towns which haven't been discovered yet.

If we'd been able to find out who was behind APF (for sure, I'm not too confident about the various reports naming companies on Infowars) we would have been able to track down those other contracts.

The more I think about it the more I think that's why they bailed. The AG and governor weren't gong to play ball (should have bribed them first instead of trying to buy the poor town cheap), too much attention and a move to save the overall, larger plan.

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