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Multiple feds injured, one dead in florida

gotta wonder if the child porn was in his life before he was on the feds' radar
old trick in the police book, imply someone's abusing kids when you want people to turn on them

huh, miami, the cop I learned about that trick from was down that way, wonder what he's up to these days
 
[486 said:
;n295039]gotta wonder if the child porn was in his life before he was on the feds' radar
old trick in the police book, imply someone's abusing kids when you want people to turn on them

huh, miami, the cop I learned about that trick from was down that way, wonder what he's up to these days
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Probably the case, broward county and the FBI are both corrupt as you can get.
 
WTF? said:
Not paying 99cents to read it. OP, can you copy/pasta?
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maybe I've just got better adblock than you
One FBI agent, possibly two, were killed and others injured while serving a warrant at a Sunrise home Tuesday morning, law enforcement sources familiar with the shooting told the Miami Herald.

One federal law enforcement source said at least five agents were shot and two were ‘gravely wounded.’

Sunrise police said the suspect, a man suspected of child pornography possession, had holed up in his home at 10100 Reflections Blvd. West. Nob Hill Road is closed in both directions from Northwest 44th Street to Oakland Park Boulevard.

As of 9:30 a.m., the FBI had not officially confirmed any details of the shooting or said if agents were casualties.

The shooting happened around 6 a.m. The child pornography case was being investigated by the FBI and prosecuted by federal prosecutors in Fort Lauderdale.

Davie police were at the scene along with the FBI because it is routine while executing a search warrant to have a marked police car parked outside the home of the target. Police from other agencies swarmed the area after the shooting.

When the FBI child-porn squad arrived at the Sunrise residence on Tuesday morning, the agents were carrying out a routine search warrant to seize the suspect’s computer and other evidence, according to law enforcement sources.

The FBI obtained the internet protocol address for the suspect’s computer from an internet service provider and then matched that with the suspect’s physical address. Depending on the evidence found on the suspect’s home, the FBI and federal prosecutors would have likely filed a criminal complaint charging him with some type of child pornography charge, sources said.

Tuesday morning’s raid was reminiscent of the 2011 fatal shootings of two Miami-Dade police detectives while serving a warrant at a home in Miami. A murder suspect named Johnny Simms s fatally shot detectives Amanda Haworth and Roger Castillo, before he was shot dead by another officer.

By David J. Neal, Michelle Marchante, Jay Weaver and David Ovalle
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typical news article, lotta words / doesn't say much
 
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[486 said:
;n295039]gotta wonder if the child porn was in his life before he was on the feds' radar
old trick in the police book, imply someone's abusing kids when you want people to turn on them

huh, miami, the cop I learned about that trick from was down that way, wonder what he's up to these days
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Yep, played that one for Waco. Could have grabbed the guy anytime he went to town, but they wanted to show who's in charge.
 
IEATRKS84 said:
surprised they had available man power considering theyre so busy tracking down people who went to the capitol
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They must’ve got the leftist leaders priorities wrong on this one. I’m sure the FBI will be scolded for this action.
 
Aisin said:
It’s a shame more law enforcement wasn’t killed.
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While I may or may not agree with you on law enforcement operating beyond reasonable limits or even outside of the law, the officers who die in these situations are not the problem leadership who sends them in to a fuked situation. Wishing more dead doesn't really gather support to an argument.
 
clodhopper said:
While I may or may not agree with you on law enforcement operating beyond reasonable limits or even outside of the law, the officers who die in these situations are not the problem leadership who sends them in to a fuked situation. Wishing more dead doesn't really gather support to an argument.
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While I do agree here...

With every one of these there are the leaders that were not involved enough or go overkill and then there are the guys that show up at the door that are tone deaf and go overkill. Both at fault and every time it happens blue should be held accountable, sometimes that happens.
 
clodhopper said:
While I may or may not agree with you on law enforcement operating beyond reasonable limits or even outside of the law, the officers who die in these situations are not the problem leadership who sends them in to a fuked situation. Wishing more dead doesn't really gather support to an argument.
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Not always.

Most of the time, the cops at the scene are the cops who applied for, falsified, and walked the warrant through the system.
 
grumpy356 said:
Not always.

Most of the time, the cops at the scene are the cops who applied for, falsified, and walked the warrant through the system.
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I can buy that. I stand by my statements of wishing cops dead.

The neverending "war" on drugs combined with the influx of door kickers trained in decades of war overseas puts us in a situation where policing has changed from what it was intended. I wont suggest I have any or "the" solution for this. It will take a long effort to change the objectives and culture of law enforcement. I dont exclusively buy the idea that cops militarized only due to increased violence on the part of criminals. More like a chicken and egg thing with each side pushing the arms race.
 
Aisin said:
Classic MO for police. When something goes wrong and people get killed they ALWAYS use the child porn excuse to distract the public from their massive fuck ups. It’s a shame more law enforcement wasn’t killed.
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Yeah its not like they would have the reason for the warrant actually written on it before hand. Fucking dumbass.
 
Wizzle said:
I don’t understand why they wouldn’t wait for this guy to leave his house and grab him unsuspecting on an empty road.

Seems like they went into a trap and paid for it
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Because if they don't get into stupid firefights they can't justify having a paramilitary force.
 
Stuck said:
Yeah its not like they would have the reason for the warrant actually written on it before hand. Fucking dumbass.
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Coulda, woulda, shoulda...

Depending on the evidence found on the suspect’s home, the FBI and federal prosecutors would have likely filed a criminal complaint charging him with some type of child pornography charge, sources said.
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some type of something depending on what they source :shaking:

the texas couple where the cops raided and shot each other after killing the homeowners and were found with "small quantities of drugs" that were later found to be potentially planted.
 
Stuck said:
Yeah its not like they would have the reason for the warrant actually written on it before hand. Fucking dumbass.
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Stop putting words In my mouth dumb fuck. Exactly what I stated has happened numerous times. My father was law enforcement for 30 years so I have a good idea of what goes on in police land. :flipoff2:
 
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Roc Doc said:
The same thing that's used in this thread. Speculation.
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Exactly my point.

Wow, what a lot of pablum.
"Two agents shot".
Really, by whom? Not saying is saying something.

"the suspected gunman is believed to have shot and killed himself, one law-enforcement source said."
Of course. Don't they always?

"Tuesday’s shootings of the FBI agents may rival the deadliest in the bureau’s history ...
Killed in that confrontation were special agents Ben Grogan and Jerry Dove. Grogan, ...
Tuesday morning’s raid was also reminiscent of the 2011 fatal shootings...
In 2004, Broward Sheriff’s Detective Todd Fatta was fatally shot ..."
Thanks for the random history lesson. Pads out the lack of facts to barely make a one-page story.


 
This will be a good opportunity for the FBI to obtain even more and better weapons. How long until the MSM labels the killer as a republican white supremicist?
 
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