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A few days after a shooting left a far-right Trump supporter dead on the streets of Portland, Ore., Mr. Reinoehl, an antifa activist who had been named in the news media as a focus of the investigation, feared that vigilantes were after him, not to mention the police. Even some of his close friends did not know where he was.
But the authorities knew.
On Sept. 3, about 120 miles north of Portland, Mr. Reinoehl was getting into his Volkswagen station wagon when a pair of unmarked sport utility vehicles roared through the quiet streets, screeching to a halt just in front of his bumper. Members of a U.S. Marshals task force jumped out and unleashed a hail of bullets that shattered windows, whizzed past bystanders and left Mr. Reinoehl dead in the street.
Attorney General William P. Barr trumpeted the operation as a “significant accomplishment” that removed a “violent agitator.” The officers had opened fire, he said, when Mr. Reinoehl “attempted to escape arrest” and “produced a firearm” during the encounter. But a reconstruction of what happened that night, based on the accounts of people who witnessed the confrontation and the preliminary findings of investigators, produces a much different picture - one that raises questions about whether law enforcement officers made any serious attempt to arrest Mr. Reinoehl before killing him.
In interviews with 22 people who were near the scene, all but one said they did not hear officers identify themselves or give any commands before opening fire. In their official statements, not yet made public, the officers offered differing accounts of whether they saw Mr. Reinoehl with a weapon. One told investigators he thought he saw Mr. Reinoehl raise a gun inside the vehicle before the firing began, but two others said they did not.
Mr. Reinoehl did have a .380-caliber handgun on him when he was killed, according to the county sheriff’s team that is running a criminal homicide investigation into Mr. Reinoehl’s death. But the weapon was found in his pocket.
An AR-style rifle was found apparently untouched in a bag in his car.
Five eyewitnesses said in interviews that the gunfire began the instant the vehicles arrived. None of them saw Mr. Reinoehl holding a weapon. A single shell casing of the same caliber as the handgun he was carrying was found inside his car.
Garrett Louis, who watched the shooting begin while trying to get his 8-year-old son out of the line of fire, said the officers arrived with such speed and violence that he initially assumed they were drug dealers gunning down a foe - until he saw their law enforcement vests.
Отсюда
Так задерживали портлендского стрелка: вылетело несколько автомобилей, из них выскочили агенты и расстреляли находящегося в машине активиста антифы. Свидетели утверждают (некоторые вообще ЗА полицию!), что никаких приказов сдаться отдано не было, никто не видел стрелка с оружием в руках. Да, у него было оружие, которое было найдено у него в КАРМАНЕ. Конечно, если бы он начал стрелять или достал оружие - ответный огонь был бы полностью оправдан. Однако, агенты спецслужб (гебня) даже не попытались его задержать, открыв огонь сразу на поражение. Для сравнения, стрелка из Кеноши задержали мирно и спокойно, несмотря на то, что тот убил не одного, а трех человек. Да и вообще устроителей массовых расстрелов всегда пытались задержать живыми - для суда. Здесь же - экзекуция на месте. Латинская Америка и Пиночет. Да, активист убийца и заслуживал наказания, но почему он не дожил до суда? Кто дал агентам право вершить суд без приговора присяжных?
Для сравнения, как задерживали убийцу в Колорадо:
On July 20, 2012, police arrested Holmes without resistance while he was standing next to his car behind the Century 16 theater, moments after the shooting. Holmes had sneaked out an exit door, propped it open, and returned with weapons and other gear, setting off several gas or smoke canisters and then opening fire on the theater audience, killing 12 and wounding 70.[85][86] According to testimonies during the following trial, Holmes was initially "calm and detached" during the arrest, but became interested in watching the aftermath of the shooting after being placed in the back of a police car.[87] The responding officers recovered several guns from inside the car and the theater.
Отсюда
Холмс только что убил 12 человек и с оружим стоял около машины, когда его мирно задержали.
Все это очень плохо пахнет. На подобную тактику будет формироваться красная герилья. Это неизбежно.
But the authorities knew.
On Sept. 3, about 120 miles north of Portland, Mr. Reinoehl was getting into his Volkswagen station wagon when a pair of unmarked sport utility vehicles roared through the quiet streets, screeching to a halt just in front of his bumper. Members of a U.S. Marshals task force jumped out and unleashed a hail of bullets that shattered windows, whizzed past bystanders and left Mr. Reinoehl dead in the street.
Attorney General William P. Barr trumpeted the operation as a “significant accomplishment” that removed a “violent agitator.” The officers had opened fire, he said, when Mr. Reinoehl “attempted to escape arrest” and “produced a firearm” during the encounter. But a reconstruction of what happened that night, based on the accounts of people who witnessed the confrontation and the preliminary findings of investigators, produces a much different picture - one that raises questions about whether law enforcement officers made any serious attempt to arrest Mr. Reinoehl before killing him.
In interviews with 22 people who were near the scene, all but one said they did not hear officers identify themselves or give any commands before opening fire. In their official statements, not yet made public, the officers offered differing accounts of whether they saw Mr. Reinoehl with a weapon. One told investigators he thought he saw Mr. Reinoehl raise a gun inside the vehicle before the firing began, but two others said they did not.
Mr. Reinoehl did have a .380-caliber handgun on him when he was killed, according to the county sheriff’s team that is running a criminal homicide investigation into Mr. Reinoehl’s death. But the weapon was found in his pocket.
An AR-style rifle was found apparently untouched in a bag in his car.
Five eyewitnesses said in interviews that the gunfire began the instant the vehicles arrived. None of them saw Mr. Reinoehl holding a weapon. A single shell casing of the same caliber as the handgun he was carrying was found inside his car.
Garrett Louis, who watched the shooting begin while trying to get his 8-year-old son out of the line of fire, said the officers arrived with such speed and violence that he initially assumed they were drug dealers gunning down a foe - until he saw their law enforcement vests.
Отсюда
Так задерживали портлендского стрелка: вылетело несколько автомобилей, из них выскочили агенты и расстреляли находящегося в машине активиста антифы. Свидетели утверждают (некоторые вообще ЗА полицию!), что никаких приказов сдаться отдано не было, никто не видел стрелка с оружием в руках. Да, у него было оружие, которое было найдено у него в КАРМАНЕ. Конечно, если бы он начал стрелять или достал оружие - ответный огонь был бы полностью оправдан. Однако, агенты спецслужб (гебня) даже не попытались его задержать, открыв огонь сразу на поражение. Для сравнения, стрелка из Кеноши задержали мирно и спокойно, несмотря на то, что тот убил не одного, а трех человек. Да и вообще устроителей массовых расстрелов всегда пытались задержать живыми - для суда. Здесь же - экзекуция на месте. Латинская Америка и Пиночет. Да, активист убийца и заслуживал наказания, но почему он не дожил до суда? Кто дал агентам право вершить суд без приговора присяжных?
Для сравнения, как задерживали убийцу в Колорадо:
On July 20, 2012, police arrested Holmes without resistance while he was standing next to his car behind the Century 16 theater, moments after the shooting. Holmes had sneaked out an exit door, propped it open, and returned with weapons and other gear, setting off several gas or smoke canisters and then opening fire on the theater audience, killing 12 and wounding 70.[85][86] According to testimonies during the following trial, Holmes was initially "calm and detached" during the arrest, but became interested in watching the aftermath of the shooting after being placed in the back of a police car.[87] The responding officers recovered several guns from inside the car and the theater.
Отсюда
Холмс только что убил 12 человек и с оружим стоял около машины, когда его мирно задержали.
Все это очень плохо пахнет. На подобную тактику будет формироваться красная герилья. Это неизбежно.