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FBI Investigates Michael Galindo for Taking Pictures of Storm Clouds
By Michael Allen, Mon, October 08, 2012
Michael Galindo recently became the subject of an FBI investigation in Houston, Texas, after he took pictures of a dark and stormy rain cloud.
Galindo was questioned by FBI Agent David Pileggi, last week, who asked him about some photos he took on September 13 near the Lyondell Refinery, reports PhotographyIsntACrime.com.
Galindo told PhotographyIsntACrime.com: "He said I was spotted near the refinery but I couldn’t even remember doing that. I thought it had to be somebody else. It wasn’t until he mentioned my camera that I made the connection."
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PhotographyIsntACrime.com
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FBI Investigates Michael Galindo for Taking Pictures of Storm Clouds
By Michael Allen, Mon, October 08, 2012
Michael Galindo recently became the subject of an FBI investigation in Houston, Texas, after he took pictures of a dark and stormy rain cloud.
Galindo was questioned by FBI Agent David Pileggi, last week, who asked him about some photos he took on September 13 near the Lyondell Refinery, reports PhotographyIsntACrime.com.
Galindo told PhotographyIsntACrime.com: "He said I was spotted near the refinery but I couldn’t even remember doing that. I thought it had to be somebody else. It wasn’t until he mentioned my camera that I made the connection."