Posted on 03/21/2009 7:32:26 PM PDT by Steelfish
If you have ever done MOUT (Military Operations in Urbanized Terrain) training you would realize that a whole lot of stuff can go wrong entering buildings. High casualty environment even at the best of times under optimum circumstances for the assault team.
I had to go look up ADW conviction because I’m slow. ‘Assault with a deadly weapon’ for anyone else as slow as I am!
With the new armor piercing bullets it is.
Houston Chronicle
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/nation/6328872.html
A man who did not want his name to appear in print and who works at a barber shop on the corner of MacArthur Boulevard and 73rd Avenue, said he heard gunshots from outside and went down the block, where he saw two officers lying on the ground near each other.
“I went over to one officer and saw he was bleeding from his helmet pretty bad,” he said. “The other officer was laying motionless.”
He said the officer lying near a car had two gunshot bullets near in his face. One bullet was lodged in his jaw and the other in his neck.
Oops! Sorry ‘bout that.
Isn’t Arnie letting them all out earlier now and just two weeks ago a guy that should have been getting death in California was put down to 40 years by our new Attorney General Holder.
Well, good. Like I said, Ban me, I don`t need time to post. You are not who you say you are. You are afraid.
BunnySlippers does not have to be an armor piercing round. Kevlar helmets will stop shrapnel and dissipated energy bullets but not high powered rifle rounds at relatively close range.
I had to look it up too.
Thank you. Did not know that.
Your`e radar going off. Too old to post, how about that. I am being observed? Are you Obama?
Prayers for the friends and families of the fallen officers.
20005/12/09 Die hard hunter.
Okay, thanks for the source. I think I’ll put that particular report on the “don’t trust, but verify” list. Not a lot of guys working in a barber shop who’d be able to determine where a bullet was lodged. Probably some element of truth there, though. There’s always a lot of early reporting that’s pretty shaky in these things.
And I am as angry at this as you are. It did not have to happen.
And the sooner the Southern border is secured the better. The drug traffic supports not only a crime network , but now warfare in the streets, which is what this was.
I dono't need details to know we now have armed, violent tribes in California ready to use fire power against those who keep the peace. And banning guns won't do a thing to stop it.Which is what the next bit of foolishness will be about. Dog biting stick again instead of going after the root cause. That is no longer good enough, even in California.
Why do you not think it’s true? Not challenging you ... I don’t know enough about it to know if it is true.
Miami to the BOA Hollywood shoot out is 10 miles apart ?
Or was there two Hollywood BOA robbery major shootouts in the past ....or are ya just helping me out ......sorry I didn’t have the exact 8 digit grid, zip code, internet link and gps coordinates for ya .....:o)
Stay Safe and thanks for the clarification......LOL !
For the most part the images weren't that good. Strangely, in the Google street views, there were very few people on the sidewalks, even though the curbside parking was pretty much full in front of the various stores and shops.
So no, I didn't note the Graffiti.There is some on the building to the right of the apartment building where the killer holed up, and where the second two officers were shot. Means nothing to me though.
Try going to Google Maps, and put in the address:
2766 74th Ave, Oakland, CA
Rotate the image until you can see the building to the right of the apartment, the little "N" will be just left of the top of it's circle. Then hit the "+" to zoom in on the graffiti.
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