ATF Acting Director May Resign Over Fast And Furious Program -- CNN
Washington (CNN) -- Kenneth Melson, acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, is expected to resign under pressure, perhaps in the next day or two, in the wake of the controversy over Operation Fast and Furious, two senior federal law enforcement sources said Monday.
In the operation, straw buyers were allowed to purchase illegally large numbers of weapons, some of which ended up in the hands of cartels in Mexico.
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More News On The ATF Program `Fast And Furious`
Acting ATF Chief Facing Pressure to Resign Over Botched Gun Operation -- ABC News
Report: ATF head to resign over botched gun program -- Politico
ATF director to resign, agency sources say -- L.A. Times
Report: ATF chief expected to resign -- UPI
Report: Acting ATF director likely to resign -- USA Today
Two AK-47s Used to Murder Mexican Lawyer Were 'Fast and Furious' Guns From U.S., Sources Say -- FOX News
Issa: Holder 'Absolutely' Knew About 'Fast & Furious' Earlier Than He Testified -- FOX News
Cops and robbers . . . and politics -- Mary Sanchez, Miami Herald
A Drug-War Plan Goes Awry -- Mary Anastasia O`Grady, Wall Street Journal
My Comment: What were they thinking ?!?!?! Supplying AK-47s to Mexico`s drug cartels. Where was AG Holder .... or for that matter .... the President.