Sequestration is Here - Summary of Effects for Federal Agents and Law Enforcement Officers

Sequestration is Here - Summary of Effects for Federal Agents and Law Enforcement Officers
""The road to a lawless society is currently being paved by the congressional sequester," Adler declared, claiming that budget cuts would make it more difficult for the feds to capture terrorists and child molesters. "What they're going to do is amputate the long arm of the law. We're not going to sit back and go gentle into the sequester. The consequences are dire. It's unfortunate we have to reach this point.""

Wow, no fear-mongering there, where's Max Rockatansky when you need him?  Somehow I think that us peons at state and local agencies can keep up with our already heavy caseloads of child molesters and terrorists.  Just like we did before 2003, when we decided we needed more low-level fed LEOs than postal carriers and public health nurses.  We'll try to keep a lid on things if another would-be bin Laden blows his own balls off, in between drug interdiction vehicle stops and trailer park domestic disputes, you know, real police work.  How about shutting down the FBI shop that's making all the fake decoy bombs for a couple weeks?  I'd love to know what that budget line-item reads.