FDeral judge received an award of about $ 2 million in $ 2 million by the decision of the FBI

Federal judge damaged about $ 2 million after determination FBI Agent Botched was indifferent when he hit the Texas man who was aft during a rescue effort.

The mother of 47-year-old vatlashas and the son of the son of the villagers, the Houston Federal Court, Double Agent Gavin Lappe was closed, when agents entered a house where agents were taken prisoner, claimed to hit him when they entered a house.

Lappe told investigators that after the stolen a window to enter the house, he fired his weapon when he caught his stolen rifle.

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But Kenneth Hoyt of the US District Judge During the rescue attempt in Houston, Lappe Lappe had even responded, even in response, response, even in response, even in response, even in response, and even responded, and even answered, and even answered, and even responded.

Hoyt said he hit a silhouette in a silhouette in a silhouette, despite the fact that he or another agent or another agent in confirmation.

US District Judge Kenneth Hoyt Found That The Agent “Was Negligent, Even Grossy Negligent, in His Response” Durne The Rescue Attempt. (Idle)

LAPPE was protected by the law enforcement protected by law enforcement of law enforcement. However, the work was allowed to progress against the federal government, which is not protected from responsibility.

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The FBI Agent Gavin LAPE was protected by the qualified immunity, which protects law enforcement agencies from responsibility for the oppressor. (Idle)

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Former Houston Security Director Acevedo, previously not confirmed by the evidence that Lappe had explained the explanation of the explanation for the shooting Police investigators.

Associated Press contributed to this report.