United States Drug Aggression Agency (DAA) agent Carl Forset IV, convicted of extortion, money laundering and justice barring this summer, will be sentenced Monday on Monday.Working as part of a Federal Task Force investigating Silk Road, the Force has now gone under the US government's investigation of the online dark market for unknown reasons. In July he was convictedOn October 19, the hearing of the second PSS hearing began in the United States District Court, Northern District Judge Richard Sieberg in the chairmanship of the hearing.The government has asked the court to issue a release order under 87-month jail, or seven years and three months and three-year supervision.According to the court document, the defense system plans to ask a sentence under the statutory instructions that the force was suffering from mental health problems during the crime - on the basis of which the government disputes its filing.On 9th October, a report was filed for sealing the criminal case of the Force, the same day the government accepted his deposition and took Moment. A representative for Bolsa and Garcia, the law agency representing the Foreign, was not immediately available for commentActing US attorney Brian Strach writes in the filing of the government that Force "misused public trust and favored the prosecution law enforcement agency" and he did not even qualify for the lawyer. Later he wrote that the actions of the Force were reputationally damaging for US law enforcement, say:
"When giving a gun and a badge to the defendant, the government forces him to carry out the duties as a lawful legal action, ie to protect and serve the people. The force destroys the public's confidence in law enforcement and the credibility of the whole criminal justice system is threatened."
Filing goes to describe how the government should work in court to blame another type of corruption, any sentence "send a message that such behavior will be met with a harsh punishment like a high-end prison"."Other government employees will see how the force could betray public trust," Strech wrote. "According to the message, such behavior must of course be such a long-term imprisonment sentence."Former US Secret Service agent Shan Bridges, convicted of charges of human rights violation and prosecution of justice on 7 August.The US government's reminder memo can be found at: