text: Im sure the " POLICE " just didnt show up..The dummies from the FAA caused this.. Dont hate the players.. Hate the game
  The Kings are too nice I'd be owning me some tin over this little incident and my lawyer would have a field day with the police department. I don't wanna hear how the police were just doing their duty. My sister is a cop and this is a case of police not doing enough homework first plain and simple. They should have had ALL their ducks in a row before they went after the Kings. That means talking to the FAA to make sure the resgistation was current and who the current holder is. Sloppy police work they were looking for a big bust that wasn't there. End of story because every department wants to show the public that they are clamping down on drug trafficing and drug offenders.
  
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