Some people never learn.
Posted on 11/13/2016 7:02:29 AM PST by dynachrome
Authorities say Shahroon Augustine entered the Eugene Sawyer Water Purification Plant with a duffle bag, containing a passport from Pakistan.
He was charged with trespassing, then vanished.
“If our water supply isn’t vigorously protected, we as a society could have real trouble,” says Richard Schak, a former Chicago Police official who launched the criminal justice program at National Louis University.
He has studied municipal water systems.
(Excerpt) Read more at chicago.cbslocal.com ...
"In the most recent incident, the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force and Homeland Security were notified after Augustine made his way onto the South Side water plant.
Augustine was released on his own recognizance. But he failed to appear in court and a warrant was issued. Three months later, he pleaded guilty and was re-sentenced to court supervision in late October.
A spokesperson for the city Department of Water Management, citing security, will not say how Augustine got access, though he claims he never breached “critical areas.”
Nothing to see here. Move along.
His ass had better be at GITMO right now.
I can’t wait until January 20th
do they mention if he put something in the water?
“Nothing to see here. Move along.”
Apparently, this happened a few months ago. Good thing the media/police kept a lid on this, or Trump might have won the election.
What was in the bag?
Some people never learn.
When things like this happen in .chicago, who is the first person you think of? ...yeah, me too.
Catch and release is only good when you’re fishing. I wonder if Obama will free the remaining 72 inmates at Gitmo, so they can kill more Americans?
So the Muslim was trying to kill off millions of leftest in Chicago by contaminating the water?
Let me think about this for a while.
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