[Indie]

the men most likely were smugglers.

Smugglers w/out drugs. Two illegal non-US citizens. And they are deemed "smugglers! BWAHGAHAHAHAHAHAH!

More PC stuff to keep everyone from getting angry at the RINO policy of open borders. We KNOW better.

[jerseygirl]

Re- smugglers.

Possibly this story was given to prevent people from "panicking".

With these incidents occurring, I think that the powers that be have to decide which is riskier- not reporting the threat versus reporting it and leading people to panic/evacuate/stay home and not shop/etc.

I keep going back to that Bridgeport CT. incident. DHS had issued a specific warning to the Bridgeport area. That evening the so-called tanker "accident" (which ended up melting Rt. 95 on an important bridge) took place. The very next day, officials reported that the threat was a hoax.

We are being kept in the dark about most of these incidents. People who witness them have different reports than those provided later by the mainstream media.

Same thing with Richmond and the 12 fires set in the city.
Hushed up- no more commentary. Not even speculation about who/what was to blame.

It reminds me a bit of that old movie- Gaslight.

The blame for these (increasing) incidents is placed upon birds, drunks, poor driving skills, road conditions, human error- etc.