[Byron_the_Aussie]

Was the Japanese-American FBI sniper there? Their go-to guy for killing, at Ruby Ridge and Waco. Bob Lee Swagger-level skills, but he preferred to shoot unarmed innocents.

[crazyhorse691]

The first casualties at Waco were the watch dogs. No dogs at Malhuer that I saw.

[Blue Jays]

One would have to think that Lon Horiuchi likely retired years ago.
Have not heard a word about him in the news since the mid-1990s.

[EternalVigilance]

Fire could have come in from elsewhere. But it sure looks to me like there were at least 3 LEOs who fired rounds from their handguns at him.

When you watch the longer version, as the drone orbits around to the front of the vehicle, it looks to me like at least one round, maybe more, had gone through the windshield on the driver’s side. Which would likely mean they were already firing at him before the truck came to a stop.

That sure would explain why he came out of the vehicle so fast.

[Mark17]

Was the Japanese-American FBI sniper there

It's hard to believe that POS was a West Point grad. Of course, that POS received orders from another POS too, so they are all POSs.

[lentulusgracchus]

Was the Japanese-American FBI sniper there?

Lon Horiuchi. Doubt it. He's well past his sell-by date by now. Waco was in 1993, 23 years ago now.