DoOver
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Youse, collectively DO know this FBI operative called the popo from a NYC Mickey D's and 'turned hisself in".
Multiple shot in Brooklyn, NY 36th subway station
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DoOver
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Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
is that a photo from a Nokia Flip phone or from one of MTA's $5,000 cameras ??
So, they let him in???
nsfw or kids....
Xae289
.223 Rem
Honestly, there are plenty of unusual things about this guy and his crimes, but that's not really one of them. I've seen that and it's happened to me before where I've swiped my card, something goes wrong, and the station conductor just waves you through the gate. It especially looks normal considering that this animal was dressed like a regular working shlub.
Good to know. I have never had the honor of riding on that death trap. Thanks for the clarification.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
like the yellow vest experiment vids ..
As long as you can act like this place, where ever this place is, is exactly where you are, most people will not question what you are doing,.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Disgusting.
The most wanted man in NYC can walk around like this and he blends right in. Doesn't call any attention to himself. Unreal.
ManualF150
.308 Win
A few years ago I was at my local Target, and I was wearing a red shirt and beige pants, and I got told by some manager that I needed to quit loafing around and go restock the toy department. When I told them I didn't work there, they were confused and told me to quit messing around. I told them, Ok, fine ... I'll go restock them shelves and walked in the toy isle direction.
Note to self: Don't dress like a Target employee when actually at a Target. LOL
Note to self: Don't dress like a Target employee when actually at a Target. LOL
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
Thatd be the "dark skinned gentleman" CNN was referring to yesterday.
Cavalry
.338 Win Mag
In my youth I had a blue collar job with supplied uniforms, Dark blue pants, light blue shirt, dickies type, name and company patch above the pockets. Every single time I went to the local hardware store people would stop and ask me where such-in-such was. I looked nothing like the red polo shirt hardware store employees, and had a completely different company name.
People in general are fucking idiots. They have zero situational awareness. A worker-bee is just another fixture, no attention is needed unless they want something from them, they are not memorable. They are another cog in the machine and nothing more. This is why pen testers wear vests and carry clipboards.
I hated wearing a tradesman uniform. Go to the bank, or a higher end place of sales and you got treated like shit. You were inferior. It didn't matter if you obviously had a job and could pay for whatever you were looking for. The only exception was other places where blue collar frequent. I could walk into a plumbing supply, car dealer parts dept, real lumberyard, it didnt matter what it was, and be treated much better than if I strolled in like Johnny CleanFingers
This guy was on an FBI terrorist watch list but was "cleared" after an interview in 2019. Are you fucking kidding me?
Disband the FBI. Today. Pass a law that prevents any FBI employee from working in law enforcement in any capacity, including dog catcher.
Personally I think they should all be arrested and thrown in jail for a year without trial. But that's just me.
Disband the FBI. Today. Pass a law that prevents any FBI employee from working in law enforcement in any capacity, including dog catcher.
Personally I think they should all be arrested and thrown in jail for a year without trial. But that's just me.
A couple of years ago, a guy in this area was arrested for theft. He had a decent plan and an idea. He rented a basic white van, dressed himself in dockers and a polo with a name brand logo on it. He used his computer and printed up fake return invoices.
He would go to the local grocery stores, back to the dock and entered the warehouse. He would show documentation, that he created, to an employee stating that certain products were being recalled. He specialized in energy drinks. He would grab cases upon cases of these drinks, load them on a dolly and put them in his rented van. He would have the employee sign well thought our documents, even gave a receipt for the pick up/
He would take these cases of energy drinks to the little stores in the city and sell them to the store owners, usually foreigners owners. He made a killing. He got greedy and that is how he was caught.
DoOver
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DoOver
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TEOTWAWKI inc.
.338 Win Mag
Surprised this wasn't even worse.
Read only what I highlighted, then read the whole thing. I wonder if he had the full box of ammo? Maybe it was split between several caches.
The memo didn’t disclose where the storage unit containing James’ alleged cache of weapons was kept, but law enforcement sources said it was in the Philadelphia metro area.
Law enforcement agents allegedly found "9mm ammunition, a threaded 9mm pistol barrel that allows for a silencer or suppresser to be attached, targets, and .223 caliber ammunition, which is used with an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle" in that storage unit, according to the memo.
When James arrived in Brooklyn, he was armed "with all the weapons and tools he needed to carry out the mass attack," including a Glock pistol, a container of gasoline, a torch and fireworks, prosecutors said.
www.nbcnews.com
Read only what I highlighted, then read the whole thing. I wonder if he had the full box of ammo? Maybe it was split between several caches.
The memo didn’t disclose where the storage unit containing James’ alleged cache of weapons was kept, but law enforcement sources said it was in the Philadelphia metro area.
Law enforcement agents allegedly found "9mm ammunition, a threaded 9mm pistol barrel that allows for a silencer or suppresser to be attached, targets, and .223 caliber ammunition, which is used with an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle" in that storage unit, according to the memo.
When James arrived in Brooklyn, he was armed "with all the weapons and tools he needed to carry out the mass attack," including a Glock pistol, a container of gasoline, a torch and fireworks, prosecutors said.
Brooklyn subway shooting suspect Frank James had 'stockpile' of weapons, prosecutors say
James, 62, made his first court appearance Thursday. He is accused of setting off smoke canisters and wounding 10 people in a rush-hour attack on a Manhattan-bound N train.
www.nbcnews.com
DoOver
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Bears regurgitating.
Touch down!
Cavalry
.338 Win Mag
God I love the media. Guessing is now reportingSurprised this wasn't even worse.
Read only what I highlighted, then read the whole thing. I wonder if he had the full box of ammo? Maybe it was split between several caches.
The memo didn’t disclose where the storage unit containing James’ alleged cache of weapons was kept, but law enforcement sources said it was in the Philadelphia metro area.
Law enforcement agents allegedly found "9mm ammunition, a threaded 9mm pistol barrel that allows for a silencer or suppresser to be attached, targets, and .223 caliber ammunition, which is used with an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle" in that storage unit, according to the memo.
When James arrived in Brooklyn, he was armed "with all the weapons and tools he needed to carry out the mass attack," including a Glock pistol, a container of gasoline, a torch and fireworks, prosecutors said.
Brooklyn subway shooting suspect Frank James had 'stockpile' of weapons, prosecutors say
James, 62, made his first court appearance Thursday. He is accused of setting off smoke canisters and wounding 10 people in a rush-hour attack on a Manhattan-bound N train.
Cache of weapons? One glock is now a cache?
Threaded barrel that wasn't on the pistol used? Ok? so what? Did he use a suppressor? Did he even have one?
.223 used in a AR? But no AR found or used? Again so what? Its also used in a Herny single shot rifle, but they failed to mention that.
FirstRifle
.40 S&W
How did law enforcement trace the Glock 17 back to Frank James, and do so quickly?
If there is no register of handguns by the ATF , how was the trace done?
What database(s) could have been used to connect James to the pistol?
He legally bought the Glock 17 in 2011 from a pawn shop in Ohio, per this article.
www.nbcwashington.com
In 2020, Ohio does not require a pistol permit to buy a pistol unless one wants a permit to carry. Did the Ohio law change since 2011?
www.nraila.org
Assume James went through a NICS background check in 2011. The FBI is not supposed to retain NICS checks , right?
Wouldn't the only place there is a record of his purchase be in the files or binder of the FFL , that is , the pawn shop ? Would those files be only on paper and not a digital , searchable database?
Could the FBI have a record of James' firearms because they had him "under watch"?
If there is no register of handguns by the ATF , how was the trace done?
What database(s) could have been used to connect James to the pistol?
He legally bought the Glock 17 in 2011 from a pawn shop in Ohio, per this article.
Accused NYC Subway Gunman Stockpiled Weapons for ‘Entirely Premeditated' Attack: Feds
The 62-year-old man accused of shooting 10 people and injuring more than a dozen others committed a “premeditated” rush-hour transit attack that triggered the worst commute disruption the city has seen in 20 years, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Suspect Frank James, wearing a beige prison...
www.nbcwashington.com
In 2020, Ohio does not require a pistol permit to buy a pistol unless one wants a permit to carry. Did the Ohio law change since 2011?
Ohio State Gun Laws and Regulations Explained | NRA-ILA
Find state gun laws including conceal carry, open carry, licensing, and more.
www.nraila.org
Assume James went through a NICS background check in 2011. The FBI is not supposed to retain NICS checks , right?
Wouldn't the only place there is a record of his purchase be in the files or binder of the FFL , that is , the pawn shop ? Would those files be only on paper and not a digital , searchable database?
Could the FBI have a record of James' firearms because they had him "under watch"?
Cavalry
.338 Win Mag
Just because it was a pawnshop does not mean it was a used pistol. If it was new they would be the first FFL to have it on their books. ATF takes the serial, contacts Glock, who tells them the distributor, who in turn divulges the FFL
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
Investigators found a U-Haul key at the scene of the shooting and traced it to a van that they believe James rented in Philadelphia. James has addresses in Philadelphia and Wisconsin, police said.
www.npr.org
The police found the van abandoned on a street late Tuesday afternoon, about five blocks from the Kings Highway station, where they say the gunman had gotten on the subway, and five miles from the 36th Street station, where the shooting unfolded.
Two law enforcement officials said that a credit card with Mr. James’s name on it had been found at the scene of the shooting, as had a key to a van that Mr. James had rented, along with a Glock 9-millimeter handgun, three ammunition magazines, a hatchet, fireworks and a liquid believed to be gasoline.
Well aint that some shit, the shooter left his gun, ammo, mags, wallet, and keys at the shooting. WTF?
How do you determine if the lost credit card and key belong to the shooter who was masked and theres no video ? It could have been anybodys, people left shoes and probably purses and back packs when they fled . How do you determine this key and this credit card belonged to the shooter?
Not saying he didnt do it , just questioning the methods which he was caught . didn't make any sense to me.
Police have arrested Frank R. James, the Brooklyn subway shooting suspect
Ten people were shot during Tuesday morning's rush hour and another 13 people suffered injuries ranging from smoke inhalation to falls and panic attacks, authorities said.
www.npr.org
The police found the van abandoned on a street late Tuesday afternoon, about five blocks from the Kings Highway station, where they say the gunman had gotten on the subway, and five miles from the 36th Street station, where the shooting unfolded.
Two law enforcement officials said that a credit card with Mr. James’s name on it had been found at the scene of the shooting, as had a key to a van that Mr. James had rented, along with a Glock 9-millimeter handgun, three ammunition magazines, a hatchet, fireworks and a liquid believed to be gasoline.
Well aint that some shit, the shooter left his gun, ammo, mags, wallet, and keys at the shooting. WTF?
How do you determine if the lost credit card and key belong to the shooter who was masked and theres no video ? It could have been anybodys, people left shoes and probably purses and back packs when they fled . How do you determine this key and this credit card belonged to the shooter?
Not saying he didnt do it , just questioning the methods which he was caught . didn't make any sense to me.
DoOver
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Well, because, he wasn't 'caught', he was at a Mickey D's and called the popo to turn hisself in...soooooInvestigators found a U-Haul key at the scene of the shooting and traced it to a van that they believe James rented in Philadelphia. James has addresses in Philadelphia and Wisconsin, police said.
Police have arrested Frank R. James, the Brooklyn subway shooting suspect
Ten people were shot during Tuesday morning's rush hour and another 13 people suffered injuries ranging from smoke inhalation to falls and panic attacks, authorities said.
The police found the van abandoned on a street late Tuesday afternoon, about five blocks from the Kings Highway station, where they say the gunman had gotten on the subway, and five miles from the 36th Street station, where the shooting unfolded.
Two law enforcement officials said that a credit card with Mr. James’s name on it had been found at the scene of the shooting, as had a key to a van that Mr. James had rented, along with a Glock 9-millimeter handgun, three ammunition magazines, a hatchet, fireworks and a liquid believed to be gasoline.
Well aint that some shit, the shooter left his gun, ammo, mags, wallet, and keys at the shooting. WTF?
How do you determine if the lost credit card and key belong to the shooter who was masked and theres no video ? It could have been anybodys, people left shoes and probably purses and back packs when they fled . How do you determine this key and this credit card belonged to the shooter?
Not saying he didnt do it , just questioning the methods which he was caught . didn't make any sense to me.
holdover
.475 A&M Magnum
Just pointing it out, seemed weird. Kinda sounds like the police didn't want to reveal methods or information they used.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
Had a simi
Home office screwed up. Booked me at the same hotel as the VP the prior week.
Drive to the hotel in the rental, tools is the back. Hell will it, going to run with it, valet park the SOB. Expense the entirety of the trip. To hell with it. Walk into the lobby, grungy and dirty from a solid days work. Literally EVERYONE walking in is in tuxedos and evening gowns. Walk to the counter, ask what's going on. Counter staff states , " Today the Marriott is holding thier annual management ball. They wanted something upscale so they rented our banquet facilities ".
Swank was an understatement.
Mind you, this is where the home office decided to put us up for the week. I approach the check in area. The gentlemen behind the counter looks at me, down his nose might I add and says " You must be the air conditioning service guys. How quaint. Unit is on the roof. You can't be seen in the lobby. Please use the service entrance located behind the building ". With a smile i hand his my preprinted reservation form, company credit card and kindly tell him to fuck off and that the room service better be on the house for his shitty statement. Stopped short of being a Ken, but made my point known. From that point forward we were treated like kings as senior management stayed there often, and I took full advantage of reminding them they weren't the only game in town. Also helped that daily debriefings to senior management was part of my job nightly, and I made it known how we were treated.
The room service was spectacular from that night forward; ).
I had a similar experience in my past. Worked OTR as a commercial HVAC repair guy for a multi billion dollar international company but we didn't wear uniforms, just jeans and t-shirts, no logos on them. Was sent somewhere, can't remember the location, to fix an 11 floor apartment complex during initial construction. Worked a 14 hour day and decided to call it and head to the hotel room. In the previous week, the VP of sales went to the site to see the issue first hand and stayed at the same hotel. This is where its gets kinda funny. Now mind you, that was the VP. Swank is the norm. Lead tech for repair? At best, Holiday Inn Express ( dam fine breakfast buffet I must say). Mostly dive motels for 35/ night. Ya know monthly, hell hourly rates.
Home office screwed up. Booked me at the same hotel as the VP the prior week.
Drive to the hotel in the rental, tools is the back. Hell will it, going to run with it, valet park the SOB. Expense the entirety of the trip. To hell with it. Walk into the lobby, grungy and dirty from a solid days work. Literally EVERYONE walking in is in tuxedos and evening gowns. Walk to the counter, ask what's going on. Counter staff states , " Today the Marriott is holding thier annual management ball. They wanted something upscale so they rented our banquet facilities ".
Swank was an understatement.
Mind you, this is where the home office decided to put us up for the week. I approach the check in area. The gentlemen behind the counter looks at me, down his nose might I add and says " You must be the air conditioning service guys. How quaint. Unit is on the roof. You can't be seen in the lobby. Please use the service entrance located behind the building ". With a smile i hand his my preprinted reservation form, company credit card and kindly tell him to fuck off and that the room service better be on the house for his shitty statement. Stopped short of being a Ken, but made my point known. From that point forward we were treated like kings as senior management stayed there often, and I took full advantage of reminding them they weren't the only game in town. Also helped that daily debriefings to senior management was part of my job nightly, and I made it known how we were treated.
The room service was spectacular from that night forward; ).