There are plenty of lose ends, unanswered questions, and implausible explanations still surrounding Dick Cheney’s accidental shooting, and according to this report, from the Dallas Morning News, local law enforcement isn’t quite done looking into the incident.
Kenedy County sheriff’s deputies have redoubled their efforts to investigate the case after criticism of their decision not to interview witnesses until a day after the shooting.
Ms. Armstrong said she faxed a detailed account to deputies on Wednesday at the sheriff’s request. She said she would have done so sooner if she’d been asked and added that everyone at the ranch has been encouraged to tell the truth about the shooting.
The local sheriff’s office is doing its due diligence, as it should. There’s some question as to why the Vice President delayed speaking to local law enforcement until Sunday morning, and whether deputies were turned away on Saturday night, and those deserve a thorough review.
I’m concerned, however, that it’s a little too late. The sheriff’s office has already talked to the relevant people involved and apparently cleared anyone of wrongdoing.
What happens when they “redouble their efforts”?