We could have jurisdiction in this case and do not want to say anything that could be seen as prejudicial.

There's a lot of evidence to the contrary. If that were the case, then we certainly would not be doing this.

The claims commission does not have jurisdiction on the boundary.

These males go in, brandishing a weapon. Not just a handgun like we've seen commonly, but in this case more like an assault weapon.

Absolutely. Sometimes the public lumps everybody together, so if one does it everybody does it, and that's not the case.

It reaffirms this notion that there is mismanagement and corruption rampant - even though that's not in fact the case.