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What the Fuck>??? maybe people shoudlnt have shown the feebs how to warfly...


    what about the 4th amendment

   anon 

        
                        FBI acknowledges mystery flights

                       Friday, February 28, 2003 Posted: 6:32 PM EST (2332 GMT)

                       BLOOMINGTON, Indiana (AP) -- The
                       FBI acknowledged that a small plane
                       whose frequent, unexplained flights over
                       the city had raised fears among some
                       residents is being used by the agency to
                       monitor people who might have terrorist
                       connections. 

                       Residents in this city of 69,000, home to the
                       flagship campus of Indiana University,
                       where more than 3,300 foreign students
                       attend, have seen the white, single-engine
                       Cessna 182 at least since February 19
                       making passes overhead about noon, in the
                       late evening and after midnight. 

                       Earlier in the week, when aviation officials
                       disclosed that the aircraft was conducting
                       surveillance, the FBI had denied any link to
                       the plane. 

                       Agent Thomas V. Fuentes said the FBI
                       issued the denial because a reporter asked if
                       the airplane is doing electronic surveillance,
                       which it is not. 

                       Fuentes and agent James H. Davis said the
                       FBI is not aware of any threat to
                       Bloomington or the state, but is watching many foreign 
nationals. 

                       Several students at Indiana University have been questioned by 
FBI agents, university and
                       agency officials confirmed. Agency spokesman Doug Garrison, 
however, would not say if
                       those interviews were related to national security or the 
airplane's flights. 

                       Besides individuals, Fuentes and Davis said, the aircraft is 
monitoring vehicles and
                       businesses -- particularly those open late at night from which 
faxes or e-mails can be sent. 

                       Fuentes said the aircraft is conducting surveillance flights 
over several communities near
                       Indianapolis, the state capital. 

                       Bloomington is about 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of 
Indianapolis. 

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