Law enforcement: What does it mean

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This is an FBI tape recording of five officers torturing suspected drug dealer Lester Siler in his home, attempting to coerce him to sign a consent to search his house for drugs, without warrant or probable cause. They beat him terribly, dunked his head in a toilet, held loaded guns to his head, and attached his testicles to a battery charger. They tried to cover up their crimes, but Lester Siler's wife had hidden a tape recorder in the kitchen, which captured a large portion of the torture, including the electrocution. The officers were later convicted in federal court, receiving an average of four years in prison. Lester Siler, on the other hand, received ten years in prison for dealing drugs. That's how justice is served in America. The national media ignored this story, a complete blackout on the truth. Broadcasters thought it was important to titilate and razzle dazzle Americans with Janet Jackson's "offensive" Superbowl nipple, and failed to keep the public abreast of civil servants torturing American citizens. PLEASE forward this out! Post it in your blogs and bulletins, place it on your profiles, do whatever it takes to get this out. Our drug war is a complete failure, and our media is ignoring civil rights abuses. It's up to us! A complete written transcript of the torture, and additional material is available at: