FBI agent who survived beating keeps up fight (5:07 a.m.)

FBI Special Agent Samantha Mikeska grew up admiring the police characters she saw on TV shows such as "Hawaii Five-0" and "Dragnet." But her path to becoming a member of the world's elite law enforcement agency took all sorts of twists and turns before she entered the FBI training academy in Quantico, Va.

[Brigand]

She's a better person than I. My inclination would be to put a hole right through someone trying to club me with a bat.

[Whatever]

Brigand wrote:

She's a better person than I. My inclination would be to put a hole right through someone trying to club me with a bat.

Yeah sure, easy for u to say.

[Chili Pepper]

Why did two of the men get only 2 yrs. of Jail time. Sounds just like El Paso,and their Santuary City. I never go there!

[Brigand]

Whatever wrote:

<quoted text>Yeah sure, easy for u to say.

Very easy. And true.

[Smartguy]

women shouldnt be cops.

[steve]

she is a special agent

[dave]

Two sisters are suing the Biography Channel and A&E as well as a production company and the City of Naperville after they were reluctantly the subjects of an episode of "Female Forces."

Chelsea Frederick and Ferrara Daum say they were exiting their apartment dressed in pajama pants to go to a drive-through restaurant one night when a Naperville police officer detained Chelsea on a warrant for her failure to appear in traffic court.

According to the complaint, the following then occurred:

- The male police officer detained the plaintiffs to await the arrival of a female Naperville police officer and a camera crew filming "Female Forces."
- The plaintiffs were told the camera crew was for a documentary about the Naperville police.
- The plaintiffs told them they did not want to be filmed and were ignored.
- Chelsea was unable to post bond and was arrested.
- Ferrara was not physically restrained but felt compelled to stay with her younger sister.
- While being searched and handcuffed, Chelsea's pajama bottoms began falling down her hips but she could not lift them up because she was handcuffed.

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- The camera crew focused attention on Chelsea's falling pink Hello Kitty pajama bottoms and indecently exposed skin.
- While in a holding cell, Chelsea was asked to sign a release form authorizing the use of the footage. Chelsea refused to sign the form.
- Ferrara Daum was never asked to sign a release.
- In episode five of "Female Forces," both plaintiffs are prominently and clearly shown with Chelsea's arrest being featured in the episode.
- In the episode, a voice-over states that Chelsea was "concerned about the state of her pants."

[leonard]

If its to hot in the kitchen don't go in.

[Thank you]

Gartitude to the brave law enforcement personnel who succeed in maintaining whatever civility we do have in the United States.

They literally offer their safety and lives for us although many of us are not worth their health and safety...

or their integrity and bravery.

[Fred]

We need more law enforcement officers like this.

[Thank you]

Fred wrote:

We need more law enforcement officers like this.

You are correct and...We do have many now.

We sorely and sadly need many more good and great drug free citizens and those who stand up for those who protect us from trash and garbage.