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jimpeel · August 31, 2001, 03:39 PM

Police are denying that a fire started "internal to the home" was started by teargas cannisters lobbed into the home ;which then became "internal to the home". They were lobbed into a rear bedroom which, of course, has little or no flammable substances in it.

The guy shot a sheriff's deputy to death as he was trying to serve a search warrant along with ATF officers. The original warrant was for his impersonating a federal officer and "stockpiling weapons", whatever that means.

He then fired at other deputies that arrived at the scene and this elevated him to the status of "Sniper". The FOX News graphic states "SNIPER SUSPECTED OF KILLING DEPUTY BARRICADED IN CA HOME".

It seems that the latest "weapon of choice" of the JBTs is to simply burn the suspects out and if they don't come out tough s--- for them. "We got our man" regardless of the cost.

Scratch one $500,000 house.

August 31, 2001, 03:39 PM	#1
jimpeel Senior Member Join Date: October 12, 1999 Location: Longmont, CO, USA Posts: 4,530	New "Weapon of Choice" brought to bear against barracaded suspect Police are denying that a fire started "internal to the home" was started by teargas cannisters lobbed into the home ;which then became "internal to the home". They were lobbed into a rear bedroom which, of course, has little or no flammable substances in it. The guy shot a sheriff's deputy to death as he was trying to serve a search warrant along with ATF officers. The original warrant was for his impersonating a federal officer and "stockpiling weapons", whatever that means. He then fired at other deputies that arrived at the scene and this elevated him to the status of "Sniper". The FOX News graphic states "SNIPER SUSPECTED OF KILLING DEPUTY BARRICADED IN CA HOME". It seems that the latest "weapon of choice" of the JBTs is to simply burn the suspects out and if they don't come out tough s--- for them. "We got our man" regardless of the cost. Scratch one $500,000 house. Last edited by jimpeel; August 31, 2001 at 05:17 PM.