Posted on 06/27/2014 10:50:12 PM PDT by Rabin
Sonoma County authorities say local residents would be alerted if officials thought there was a threat following last weekend's shooting death of a 15-year-old boy. Sheriff Freitas would release a suspect “pictures, everything,” if his investigators believed residents needed to be on the lookout. Absent such an imperative, Sheriff (will continue to withhold) all details... could tip their hand or "jeopardize efforts to recover untainted information...We release what we think won't hurt the investigation", sheriff's Lt. Carlos Basurto..
Nate Torres, a High School sophomore, was gunned down and three other kids wounded shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday outside a birthday party. Officials have not released any details...“We think releasing those details would jeopardize our ability to capture them,” Freitas said.. Sheriff's Lt. Carlos Basurto, "the desire to keep suspects in the dark about what authorities know extends to why it is
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Rab
Just great.
This happened in Windsor, CA
I live one town over.
It would be nice to know who I should watch out for.
Great headline. Is the Sonoma County Sheriff at large?
If you don’t have kids your probably ok , Rab thinks.
Otherwise, look out for the sheriff in general & killer deputy Galahs, in particular.
Opine, Rab
Instead of complaining why haven’t you read the article?
>>Police said the suspected shooter was a black male wearing a black shirt and sweatpants, and was seen leaving the crime scene in a blue Nissan compact car, traveling east on Windsor River Road. A female drove the car, and there were as many as two passengers, authorities said.<<
Who pissed in your cheerios?
I live and vote in Sonoma. I can complain if I want to.
Plus this is a message board. My opinion is allowed.
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