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Conrad's spin is significantly different than that of the police. But it has been matched by numerous reports from other eyewitnesses, and people who have talked to eyewitnesses. The lawyer grants that the mayhem was launched by a conflict between members of the Cossacks and Bandidos biker gangs, in which one biker pulled a gun on another and started shooting. But that initial attack, Conrad insists, involved "no more than three rounds total of small arms fire, according to military vets on the scene who heard and knew how to recognize what guns sound like. All the rest of the fire came from police hardware. We believe that autopsies are going to show that at least six of the dead were shot by police, maybe all nine, and that the 18 wounded were shot by police."

We believe that autopsies are going to show ... that the 18 wounded were shot by police.

Heh. Well, that is either going to be a long wait, or .... well, I shudder to even think it.

“and that the 18 wounded were shot by police”

from the forfeiture actions posted yesterday, statements from two of the wounded:

“The Bandido shot Nelson in the neck and the bullet exited his shoulder.”

“Veillon was shot, but continued to fight with Bandidos. He is seen on video picking something up off the ground and hitting a Bandido with it, according to the documents.