The anti-Castro group Omega 7 has been bombing NY and Miami with injuries and loss of life. The FBI thinks the group has two factions and they try to play off one against the other. The leader of one faction, the admitted actual bomb maker, tries to make a deal by telling the NY FBI that he could help them find a huge cache of explosives the other faction has hidden in Miami.
The Director of the FBI agrees to this plan. The NY FBI allows the bomb maker to fly to Miami to go look for the explosives and they don't even tail him! Of course he walks away free. The FBI spends about a year and much resources looking for the guy that they didn't even bother to surveil when they had the chance.
Meanwhile, this terrorist sets off more bombs in Miami. They know it's him because he takes credit!
I'm not a law enforcement expert, but what the FBI did (actually, didn't do) seems like a world-class blunder. Why did the FBI NOT watch this killer, even if they had no evidence at the time to arrest him??? Apparently, there was not even two factions, so the FBI got played several ways.
They finally catch him after he's had many good laughs at their expense. If this TV depiction is true, someone in the FBi should have been fired. Please watch this episode and tell me I'm wrong.
The Director of the FBI agrees to this plan. The NY FBI allows the bomb maker to fly to Miami to go look for the explosives and they don't even tail him! Of course he walks away free. The FBI spends about a year and much resources looking for the guy that they didn't even bother to surveil when they had the chance.
Meanwhile, this terrorist sets off more bombs in Miami. They know it's him because he takes credit!
I'm not a law enforcement expert, but what the FBI did (actually, didn't do) seems like a world-class blunder. Why did the FBI NOT watch this killer, even if they had no evidence at the time to arrest him??? Apparently, there was not even two factions, so the FBI got played several ways.
They finally catch him after he's had many good laughs at their expense. If this TV depiction is true, someone in the FBi should have been fired. Please watch this episode and tell me I'm wrong.