Since he's in government service, I find this easy to accept."once regarded as one of the best undercover agents, if not the best, in the DEA,"
Hmm, that's strange. My Glock won't fire unless I pull the trigger.Paige was making a "drug education presentation" in April 2004 to a Florida youth group when his firearm (a Glock .40) accidentally discharged.
I think his carelessness is the reason he can no longer work under cover.Paige...points to the clip's recent airing on popular television shows and via the Internet as the reason he can no longer work undercover.
I don't see a problem with that. He didn't provide the kids with much motivation last time, did he?He also notes that he is no longer "permitted or able to give educational motivational speeches and presentations."
As a result, Paige--pictured above in a still from the video--has been rightfully the "target of jokes, derision, ridicule, and disparaging comments"
DEA Agent Who Shot Self In Foot Sues U.S.
Seeks damages for distribution of humiliating gun accident video
APRIL 11--A Drug Enforcement Administration agent who stars in a popular online video that shows him shooting himself in the foot during a weapons demonstration for Florida children is suing over the tape's release, claiming that his career has been crippled and he's become a laughingstock due to the embarrassing clip's distribution. Lee Paige, 45, blames the video's release on DEA officials in an April 7 federal lawsuit filed against the U.S. government.