Slow-motion video of gunshot FBI allegedly lied about in LaVoy Finicum confrontation

Updated on June 28, 2017 – By Maxine Bernstein
An FBI agent has been indicted on federal accusations that he lied about firing at Robert “LaVoy” Finicum last year as police arrested the leaders of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupation.
The agent will face allegations of making a false statement with intent to obstruct justice, according to sources familiar with the case.
The indictment stems from a more than yearlong investigation by the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Justice. The agent will be identified when he’s summoned to appear in U.S. District Court in Portland at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

By: Sorcha Faal,
A truly fearful Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) urgent action report circulating in the Kremlin today states that Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (BND) shocking dismissal yesterday of over 300 elite police officers from protecting the lives of President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin at next weeks G-20 Meeting in Hamburg is due to their being infiltrated by an elite organization of American assassins responsible for the worst political murders in US history—and one of whose “provable” assassination attempts was in 1979 against President Jimmy Carter, who, like Trump, vowed to restore the United States government to its people.  
According to this report, what is known about these elite American assassins is that they are CIA trained Cuban mercenaries whose association with the President John F. Kennedy “patsy” assassin Lee Harvey Oswald at a secret CIA base in the swamps of Louisiana was confirmed last year by declassified Top Secret US documents—and that the American History Channel television network began to air a series about earlier this year, but was suddenly cancelled in the United States with residents of Canada being the only ones allowed to view it.
After the 22 November 1963 assassination of President Kennedy, this report continues, the next “provable/confirmed” appearance of these CIA trained Cuban mercenaries was on 5 May 1979 when Raymond Lee Harvey was apprehended by the US Secret Service prior to his and the other assassins involved being able to kill President Jimmy Carter during a speech was about to give at the Civic Center Mall in Los Angeles, California.
Like Lee Harvey Oswald before him, this report details, Raymond Lee Harvey was supposed to be the “pasty” of the four man assassination team killing President Carter, and whose only other identified member was Osvaldo Espinoza Ortiz—but both being subsequently released from custody without any explanations from US authorities.   
As to why President Carter was targeted for assassination, this report explains, was his preparing to warn the American people that their government had been taken over by a “Deep State” cabal intent upon destroying their nation—but that this assassination plot keep him from being able to deliver. 
Two months later, on 5 July 1979, this report says, President Carter was set again to deliver this speech to the American people—but was warned that if did he, and maybe his family members too, would be killed, thus causing him to be the first US president in history to cancel a nationwide televised speech, with one account of this extraordinary event stating:
“So while National Park officials and fireworks operators worried about rain and the citizens of the nation’s capitol waited in gas lines or stayed home, Carter placed a call from Camp David to the White House. Vice President Walter Mondale joined Jordan, Powell, and Rafshoon on phones.
Cancel it, the president’s words hissed over telephone wires. Rafshoon flew into a panic. This had never happened before, never, not in the course of American history had a president canceled a speech with no explanation. Rafshoon complained that he had already called the television networks and asked them to block out the time. Calling them back wouldn’t be easy. This is not the image we want to project, Rafshoon argued.
Carter rebuffed his image man. “There’s more to it than energy,” Carter explained. And then to underscore his point, as if the exhaustion and curtness in his voice weren’t enough, he blurted out, “I just don’t want to bullshit the American people.” The advisors grew shocked at these words but continued to protest.
So Carter hung up on them. Jody Powell looked at the others in the room with grief. He knew he’d have to make a statement the next day. The best he could come up with was short and perfunctory: There would be no speech, he announced, and then followed that with a “no further comment.”
And then the president seemed to disappear…”