Motorists detained as police search for robbery suspect(All Adults Handcuffed In Every Car)

FOX 31 ^ | June 2, 2012

[AmonAmarth]

AURORA, Colo. – Police have a “person of interest” in custody in connection with the robbery of the Wells Fargo back at 15301 E. Hampden Avenue Saturday afternoon.

Immediately following the robbery, police closed the intersection of Iliff and Buckley after reports the suspect might have taken hostages.

According to our crew on the scene, police stopped and searched nearly two dozen cars. The adult occupants of the vehicles were handcuffed during the investigation.

[AmonAmarth]

I didnt mean he was totally ignorant, I meant ignorant on the subject I was commenting on. But point taken.

[Jane Long]

Incredible. I cannot believe these folks just stand there, some with smiles on their faces, while this took place.

[Lady Lucky]

Re the comment from person on scene:
He’s outraged and too chickensh to do anything about it, even write a letter and sign it.
I rest my case.

[montag813]

According to our crew on the scene, police stopped and searched nearly two dozen cars. The adult occupants of the vehicles were handcuffed during the investigation.

And if they refused to consent to a search? Did the cops do it anyway? Has the constitution now been replaced by the Walls Fargo stock certificate? Do these fascist "cops" realize that Wells Fargo has insurance, and will survive if the money isn't found, but that our Bill of Rights IS our insurance against tyranny? Any officer who did this should be fired.

[Delta 21]

"but will be completely confused when we shoot back."

Can you say,"intersecting fields of fire"?

I knew you could !

[Lazamataz]

Yer a remarkably see-through troll.

I may even agree with your point of view; however, seems like you are here to hit hornets nests.

[Lady Lucky]

Incredible. I cannot believe these folks just stand there, some with smiles on their faces, while this took place.

Believe it. They are the 21st c Americans. Stupid, cowardly and utterly obedient.

[piroque]

brent13a,,, must be your age, man you've got mental problems ,

If you're leo officer ,how did you ever get pass the mental exam ?

some of your pass post

GDP, Real GDP, and Shadowstats "Theater of the Absurd" GDP

Friday, June 01, 2012 8:15:39 PM · 11 of 13 brent13a to Lurker; SwankyC; sam_paine; pointsal

Yep thats what I obviously meant: looting. That’s me, a murdering privateer.

It wasn’t that I referencing the fact that if the ‘worst’ happens the things that will be worth more than gold will be: food, clean water, ammunition.

Who cares about gold when your family is starving or dying from dysentery because theres no clean water?

Who cares about gold if you have no guns or ammunition to protect it or maybe your family?

Nope, that’s me, I’m just waiting for the end times so I can go about serial killing everybody.....yep that would be me.

Beck is an a$$hat because for every minuscule instance that he utters something decent or valid he wildly invalidates it by running off at the mouth with blithering stupidity. Post Reply | Private Reply | To 7 | View Replies

GDP, Real GDP, and Shadowstats "Theater of the Absurd" GDP Friday, June 01, 2012 5:20:48 PM · 2 of 13 brent13a to Kaslin

I prefer to invest in lead, as in ammo. Then I can take your gold if I need it.

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[Travis McGee]

It’s especially bad when the cops are hopping into folks backyards to get a peak into a neighbor’s backyard, and they blow away the labs and golden’s in the totally uninvolved person’s own yard. “I felt threatened” (by a lab or a golden retriever) is no damn excuse at all, when the cop is on private property on a fishing expedition. Yet they do it, and they get away with it.

Here in NE Florida, the Jax PD has a new standard for shooting “suspects.” The cop just has to say, “I ordered him to show his hands, and he didn’t.”

The only witness, being dead, can’t contradict the cop’s story. So basically, a JPD cop can shoot a suspect, kill him, and then just claim the dead suspect “refused to show his hands.”

That is a hop-skip-jump from extrajudicial execution.

[Repeat Offender]

Exactly how should the possible hostage situation been handled instead of what was done. What procedures and steps should have been taken to immediately solve the situation as opposed to what they did? What should the exact law enforcement/police process have been in that situation?

Glad to see the boot lickers are out. Hopefully you'll volunteer to be first on the rail car......the rest of us have guns and will resist tyranny.

You know where US personnel conduct mass detentions, aka block parties? Iraq and Afghanistan.....those would be war zones. I don't think our local tyrants are quite ready for this to become a war zone, so they damn well better stop acting like it.

[Travis McGee]

I wonder what his departmental shrinks would think of those posts?

Probably give him a raise.

[Nowhere Man]

I think the problem is we have too much of a militarization of law enforcement. I think we need to get rid of SWAT teams or at least put them under tighter control. Local LEO's would go back to carrying revolvers and a 1970's era walkie-talkie and for the tough cases, a .30-30 lever action rifle and/or shotgun in the car. I'd disband the FBI or just use them for forensics and laboratory tests only.


Either that or go to citizen/volunteers for policing, compensate them for their time and materials. My idea, but a 1965 Ford Galaxie, put in a CB/VHF radio and off we go.

I think the powers that be are pushing the LEO's into this us or them situation, I believe most are good but you got the ones out there that would follow orders without question and thus bringing about a Nuremberg situation.

[piroque]

I wonder what his departmental shrinks would think of those posts? Probably give him a raise. he's get'n off on it now /S

Probably got tired of look'n at porn on his c_ _puter , came over here to harass us .

[rawcatslyentist]

It is problematic. The potential for abuse is already upon us. How many midnight door kick ins and accidental resident murders are we to tolerate?

It was necessary in this situation. An innocent life was at stake. The detentions were not excessive, nor politically motivated.

[montag813]

Agreed. Some of us pointed this out back before 9/11 and then later with the passage of the Patriot Act. We were called names for this foresight and told to buy more tinfoil. Who's laughing now...

go into WalMart or CVS and get a pre-paid visa card - you MUST activate it with your SSN. Reason? Patriot Act. No purpose whatsoever. We lost privacy, and terrorists like Atta picked up envelopes of cash around Florida anyway. It should be repealed.

[Travis McGee]

I love how the reporter parroted the Police State line: the police handcuffed everybody for everyone’s safety.

I feel much safer now. Handcuffs and mass-roundups are for my safety.

[Unruly Human]

Defend your brother and sisters? As opposed to defending the constitutional rights of Americans? That tells me right there what side your on.

That just about says it all, doesn't it.

The militarization of our local police depts is bad, bad news.

[SaraJohnson]

I would not react well to this Hitler/Stalin thing.

[Ken H]

The ones I know here in San Jose all seem to be of above average IQ, and have pretty well developed senses of humor. Maybe that's why San Jose is one of the safest large cities in America?

Demographics is the reason. See city-data.com

[rawcatslyentist]

For Sam and Frodo, and the Shire.