The victim Brooks Roberts, brother Timber, and Mother Judy were on public lands, but they were non-violent and had heavily armed agents of the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) and the US Forest Service.
Brooks originally had a gun and none of the armed invaders ever introduced themselves as law enforcement agents. But, once Brooks realized that they were, he tossed the gun on the ground out of his reach. All of the shots that were fired came from the government Gestapo.
The family became homeless during the COVID pandemic and were forced to live off the grid because they had nowhere to go.
Think about it, the Biden Admin shot a helpless man in a wheelchair eleven times. How is that not excessive force? The family is now suing the BLM and the USFS for a cool fifty million dollars for “extreme suffering” caused by the shooting according to the Intercept.
The claim alleges Brooks did not fire his gun and tossed it on the ground several feet away when he realized the men were police. But the feds shot him in the back while he was defenseless per the claim.
Craig Durham, one of Brooks’ attorneys, revealed to the website that the federal cops preyed on the “good graces” of the Roberts family just so they could place them in handcuffs.
Federal police officers planned in secret to arrest this homeless family on minor misdemeanor offenses by preying on their good graces. Officers knew that the family would help two people that they thought were stranded motorists.
It’s a shame that in the wealthiest nation on earth, our federal government will expend so many resources to hassle a homeless family, botch an arrest so badly, and permanently injure someone, rather than just help them find a place to live.
Brooks’ lawyers say that one of those bullets is now lodged in his spine permanently and he may never walk again.
He was hospitalized for almost five months before being released in September according to the Idaho Statesman. He is paralyzed from the waist down and has limited use of his right arm.
The Intercept reported that the operation began with a devious trick. Two officers approached Timber and said they needed help starting their car, so he promptly went out to get his truck and retrieve jumper cables. The officers then grabbed Timber and forced him to the ground as he screamed.
Brooks and his attorneys have filed a claim against the United States Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and the Department of Agriculture. They are seeking $50 million in monetary damages for “extreme suffering” caused by the shooting according to the Intercept.
The claim alleges Brooks did not fire his gun and tossed it on the ground several feet away when he realized the men were police. But the feds shot him in the back while he was defenseless per the claim.
The Idaho Statesman reported Tuesday that Brooks, Timber, and Judy Roberts pleaded guilty through agreements with prosecutors. Brooks and Judy are set to be sentenced on Jan. 4 in the James A. McClure Federal Building in Boise.
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