prove it...
Posted on 06/23/2011 8:58:10 PM PDT by smokingfrog
Tucson Police confirm that a weapon they found in Jose Guerena's home had been stolen in 2008.
SWAT officers killed Guerena in his southwest side home last month when they went to serve a search warrant.
Investigators say Guerena pointed an assault rifle at officers when they went in the house.
(Excerpt) Read more at kold.com ...
Actually, he was allegedly part of a home-invasion robbery ring.
I’ve got problems with the fact that they allowed him to bleed to death while they were ensuring the home was secure. But they were legitimately serving a warrant for suspicion of being part of an armed home-invasion robbery ring, and were met by a man crouching, pointing a gun at them. Hardly the sort of “execution” that people are making it out to be.
The way their convoluted story keeps evolving, it is the sure sign of lies.
Or that he even knew it was stolen, for that matter.
Doesn’t matter at this point.
SWAT is covering their tracks.
This whole incident stinks.
“They strain and produce a gnat. Did he steal it? And, even if he did, is that a capital offense worthy of immediate clownish lethality?”
The noose around their necks is what they did -after- shooting the victim, in refusing medical treatment. Also, photos of the murder scene show about one third of the shots about six to sixteen inches off of the floor, suggesting that the victim was repeatedly shot after he had fallen.
This will be swept under the rug for the immediate future, but there is no statute of limitations on murder.
“The FBI needs to step in!”
Remember Waco?
Remember Filegate?
Remember Ruby Ridge. Lon Horiuchi, part deux.
prove it...
That statement should be investigated by somebody and not the local police.
Throwdown?
Now back to that seaside land I'm selling in Kansas.
vaudine
Link please? I had not heard that?
So the evidence was related. Thanks.
Next, they’ll say that he was seen pushing little old ladies down stairs, or that he was in the KKK.
UNFREAKINGBELEAVABLE.They really are gonna run that up the poll?
That statement should be investigated by somebody and not the local police.
She changed her story during the interview.
The transcript is here.
The thing that bothers me about the story is this is a trained combat Marine. This Marine had been in combat in Iraq. Per police reports he was crouching at the end of the hall with the AR-15 (which is not an assault weapon) and the weapon was pointed at the SWAT Team. Per the report of that team, his weapon was on safety and not on fire.
It will be a cold day in hell when a combat experienced Marine goes into a situation like this with his weapon not on ready to fire. This Marine did not fire a single round. If this went down as the SWAT team said, he without any doubt would have gotten a few rounds off.
There is one other thing that bothers me greatly. In no reporting that I have read does it say if the weapon had a round chambered.
THE WHOLE DAMN THING STINKS.
Most people jumped to conclusions the first time they read about this incident based on their emotions and prejudices. Any information or evidence which comes out that doesn't fit their hasty conclusions is a conspiracy.
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