The Pottery Barn Rule

Charles Oliver | 10.10.2011 6:00 AM

The FBI is refusing to pay for a $750,000 Ferrari wrecked by one of its agents, who was supposed to be moving it. It is also refusing to release records related to the accident. The Ferrari had been stolen and recovered by law enforcement, but the FBI kept it as part of an investigation.

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