[CindyDawg]

What concerns me is that LE are talking about medical use. I doubt they just knew that. I’m in the medical field and didn’t. I knew about how dangerous a bio-terrorism weapon it could be though through manditory inservices. Who fed them this other possible scenerio?

[PennsylvaniaMom]

I can’t open the link...what is the medical scenario? Putting my tinfoil on, but this is Leap Day...and the ‘special’ calendar days tend to make me a little nervous. That and 6 to 8 hours is the contamination window. Wow. This is scary.

[khnyny]

Who fed them this other possible scenerio?

An excellent question, who indeed. I doubt that the average LEO knows about the medical uses of ricin, or even what it is.

Perhaps law enforcement has been told to downplay any situation that could be perceived as terrorist related even if the evidence states otherwise. The excuse being that they don't want to "alarm people".

[null and void]

What concerns me is that LE are talking about medical use.

That's just a set-up for "nothing to see here, move along"

I doubt they just knew that. I’m in the medical field and didn’t. I knew about how dangerous a bio-terrorism weapon it could be though through manditory inservices.

It's the new party line. I'm sure you'll get re-education at your next mandatory inservice.

Who fed them this other possible scenerio?

Our 'betters'. Can't let the sheep panic, can we?