That being said, many questions about David's investigation arise.  Lawyers, cops and others are saying that sales across state lines automatically make this a federal crime.  Why did David try to supercede the DEA?

The Florida defense attorney said in a video clip that the suspects were aware of the investigation and offered several times to turn themselves in.  David rejected their offer because he wanted to fly down to Florida "...with a camera crew."  Now we are stuck not only with the cost of David's trip but also with the transportation costs of bringing the suspects up to Albany.  In addition to two assistants, David invited a Times Union reporter and photographer on these out of state raids.  This doesn't look good and it appears that David is playing for publicity.

The story goes on to say that Albany cops gave a free pass to the son of Albany Judge Tom Keefe. The really amazing part is that this is the SECOND TIME the cops let the same kid off on similar charges.  I guess the first "time out" didn't work Judge.

If true, a well-connected white kid skates around drug charges, TWICE.  Equal justice under the law?  Don't forget this is Albany.  Word is that the Times Union has the story but Brendan Lyons refuses to write it.  Circle the wagons and protect the privileged?  No amnesty program for low income minority residents has been announced yet by chief Jim Tuffey.  We've heard all the promises by Tuffey but wonder if this is his first major achievement as chief.  Is this self-proclaimed "Mr. Fixit" just adding a new coat of paint to a dilapidated system?  Can't see how anything has changed - same game.