Wow!

[Milo Minderbender]

In an interview with 97.3 The Zone's Straight Talk......... De'Vinner, a native of Calera, Alabama, also revealed in the interview that before becoming a football coach, he worked with the FBI and DEA as an "undercover informant" in Birmingham.

 

[msuJD164]

In an interview with 97.3 The Zone's Straight Talk......... De'Vinner, a native of Calera, Alabama, also revealed in the interview that before becoming a football coach, he worked with the FBI and DEA as an "undercover informant" in Birmingham.

Attorney: OK here is the gameplan Byron, yesterday your credibility took a hard it, today, we have to think of something to get it back"

Byron: Well, Why dont I just say I was in the FBI?

Attorney: Genius!!!!!!!


This **** should be easy to prove.

 

[tenureplan]

snitches get stitches

 

[AndyMSU]

Aren't DEA snitches usually dealers, distributors, or other forms of lowlifes who sing like a bird to save themselves? Wouldn't this claim further ruin his credibility as an assumed former narcotics dealer?

 

[MadDawg.sixpack]

Working "with" and working "for" are two entirely different things.

 

[Incognegro]

Exactly.... an undercover informant is like trying to put lipstick and a dress on a pig. Why would anyone admit to that?

 

[uptowndawg]

So a guy capable of getting some type of FBI clearance, couldn't pass a background check to work at a Tennessee high school. Got it.

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

Moles don't need FBI clearance.

 

[Felonious Junk]

Aren't DEA snitches usually dealers, distributors, or other forms of lowlifes who sing like a bird to save themselves? Wouldn't this claim further ruin his credibility as an assumed former narcotics dealer?

devinner and this guy