Death Trap - For Law Enforcement students of UC Tactics: Pre-surveillance saves lives

[Tarten46]

how much more understandable do you really need it to be luke? presurvey=CYA. lol,on the camper.

[michaellevine53]

It was a Glock in an ankle holster; the reason I wore bell bottoms long after they were out of style...

[michaellevine53]

This video used for police undercover training portrays the culmination of an "reverse" undercover op into homicide and drug trafficking that's too complicated for a short description. In the video I pose as a doper "selling" heroin to members of the John Gotti crew. My team captures them setting me up for a murder/rip-off and moves in as they began to close their trap. The "beer" can in my right hand hid a tape-recorder. The untold "rest of the story" to be in a book, that will astound all.

[jrms999]

@michaellevine53 Mike the only thing you failed to do in your career was to kick Pat Sullivan in the balls

[lukeorb]

Just a thought...some youtube video annotations would make this more understandable.

take care

[jrms999]

@lukeorb Read the books he's published, its well worth it

[lukeorb]

@jrms999 yes, I'm definitely interested in doing that. thanks

[jrms999]

@lukeorb "The Big White Lie" is a great place to start and "Deep Undercover" on the bit about Bolivia and its cocaine coup in the 70s look up Operation PAPERCLIP and then look at Klaus Barbie. Stuart Christie's book "Stefano Delle Chiaie: Portrait of a Black Terrorist" is also a great read. Then look up Operation GLADIO and see the number of times drug dealing comes up.