If the FBI ever breaks into my house I hope they’d catch a lungful of whatever it is growing in my sink.
WASHINGTON – They have broken into homes, offices, hotel rooms and automobiles. Copied private computer files. Installed hidden cameras. Listened with microphones in one couple’s bedroom for more than a year. Rummaged through luggage. Eavesdropped on telephone conversations.
It’s the FBI, operating with permission from a secretive U.S. court in a high-stakes effort pitting the nation’s premier law enforcement agency against the world’s spies and terrorists.
Most Americans never see this side of the FBI.