UPDATE: FBI corrects information regarding Santiago's child. (FBI was in CYA mode)

Ktuu.com ^ | January 8, 2017 | Austin Baird

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said Sunday information released by Anchorage Police Department about Santiago's child was incorrect.

In a written statement, FBI spokesperson Staci Feger-Pellessie said Santiago's child was not left inside the car when Santiago came to the FBI's Anchorage office.

"The child was in constant custody and care of the FBI, inside our facility, until his mother retrieved him," Feger-Pellessie said.

ORIGINAL STORY:

Two months before Esteban Santiago allegedly went on a deadly shooting rampage in Florida, he surrendered a gun to the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Alaska and told investigators he was "having terroristic thoughts," Anchorage Police Chief Chris Tolley said Saturday during a news conference.

Santiago is suspected of killing five and injuring eight in a shooting yesterday near the baggage claim area of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

According to the FBI, Santiago flew to the scene of the deadly incident with a gun and ammunition in his checked luggage, which he retrieved in a nearby bathroom before opening fire on the crowd.

Tolley acknowledged there is speculation that the gun used in the terrorist act is the same one Santiago surrendered to the FBI on November 7 when he walked into the bureau's Anchorage office with a loaded gun clip and made a startling claim: "Santiago had arrived at the FBI building asking for help," the police chief said. "Santiago was having terroristic thoughts and believed he was being influenced by ISIS."

His infant was outside in the car with a gun.

Federal investigators contacted APD to transport Santiago to an unnamed mental health facility, and his girlfriend picked up the child.

Weeks later, local police returned the gun to Santiago. [Dec 8,2016]

Karen Loeffler, U.S. Attorney for the District of Alaska, said there is no mechanism in federal law for officers to permanently seize the gun from Santiago at the time he walked into the FBI in November.

"Obviously, law enforcement operates within the statutes that are given to them," Loeffler said. "There is a federal law with regard to (revoking) a gun from somebody who is mentally ill, but the law requires that somebody be 'adjuticated mentally ill.'

"Law enforcement acted within the laws."

"He was a walk-in complaint," added Marlin Ritzman, FBI special agent in charge of the Anchorage division. "This is something that happens at FBI offices around the country every day. There have been concerns raised about why Mr. Santiago was not placed on a no-fly list. I want to be clear: during our initial investigation, we found no ties to terrorism."

In addition to his visit to the FBI office, he had several encounters in recent years with law enforcement officials in the Last Frontier:

Sept. 14, 2015 Police ticket Santiago for driving a red 1995 Ford Explorer without insurance. He remains living in South Anchorage. A charge filed by the city of Anchorage later notes that Santiago admitted to the offense.

Dec. 12, 2015 The driving without insurance charge is dismissed.

Dec. 30, 2015 Santiago signs a “notice of change of mailing address” in a city criminal case, listing his address as an Anchorage post office box. By this time, Santiago was no longer living at the mobile home at 1200 W. Dimond Boulevard, according to the current occupants.

Jan. 10, 2016 The city files a two-count criminal charge against Santiago, accusing him of property damage and domestic violence assault. The charges say Santiago kicked or forced a door open and frightened his girlfriend, yelling at her while she was in the bathroom. The charges say Santiago forced his way in the bathroom, breaking the door and door frame.

“(The girlfriend) stated that he continued to yell at her ‘get the f-— out bitch,’ while strangling her and smacking her in the side of the head,” according to an Anchorage police officer’s account. The officer wrote that he saw no physical injuries on the woman.

Feb. 17, 2016 Santiago is accused of violating the conditions of his release. Police say he had been ordered not to have any contact with the victim in the previous case, but that police found Santiago at her residence on the 1300 block of Medfra Street.

Santiago admitted that he had been living at the home since about Jan. 17, according to the charges. Online Alaska court records show that the assault charge was dismissed, but municipal prosecutor Seneca A. Theno said that is incorrect. Theno said the charge of violating conditions of release was dropped in exchange for Santiago agreeing to plead no contest to the domestic violence assault and criminal mischief charges.

Feb. 23, 2016 According to APD Chief Chris Tolley, “On February 23, (there was) a violation of conditions of release. Mr. Santiago was restricted from his Medfra Street address. During a compliance check, officers found him there, arrested and remanded (him.)”

March 18, 2016 APD responded to a “physical disturbance” involving Santiago, but police were not able to establish probable cause for an arrest, Tolley said.

Oct. 15, 2016 Anchorage police responded to a domestic violence physical disturbance involving Santiago, said Tolley, and officers investigated. However, the municipal prosecutor did not give authorization to make an arrest.

Oct. 21, 2016 Santiago was involved in another physical disturbance, and there was an “allegation of strangulation,” Tolley said. Again, officers did not establish probable cause or make an arrest.

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It was later determined that Santiago-Ruiz was on a Delta flight 1088, checked his weapon at 5:23PM Thursday and boarded the red-eye to MN/St. Paul to arrive at 6:30 AM Friday. He then flew Delta 2182 to FLL. departing 7:30AM and arrives 12:20PM. Commenced shooting at approximately 12:50PM

Records show Santiago had three driver’s licenses from Alaska, New York and Puerto Rico. He served at Elmdorf-Richardson - National Guard Duty until his discharge in August 2016 - it’s revealed he had gone AWOL several times. In 2011 or 2012, he was investigated by Homeland Security Investigations for child porn. Three weapons and a computer were seized, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute, according to law enforcement sources.

He reportedly worked for “Signal 88” security ... private security form connected to govt. security contracts. Both Omar Mateen and Esteban Santiago Ruiz were security guards for govt. contracted security companies: see Islamic Extremist Omar Mateen - shooter in Orlando gay nightclub - (Port St. Lucie FL)

“Signal 88” security ... private security form connected to govt. security contracts Oct. 28, 2015— Santiago still lists the 1200 W. Dimond Boulevard address and identifies his employer as Signal 88 Security, with a workplace of 188 W. Northern Lights.

https://signal88.com/ http://www.signal88newbritain.com/ Security Service in New Britain, CT [ fyi - Navy Submarines ]

Signal 88 is a locally owned and operated provider of security personnel in New Britain, CT. We offer dedicated security officers via our Guard I and Guard II service options, and these security guards are available on either a long-term or an as-needed basis. Our extended protection agreements put us in a better position to save our clients money and create refined security solutions...Our owners have years of experience in the military defending our country, so we know the importance of your safety and peace of mind. https://signal88.com/get-started/military-veterans-security-franchise-opportunities/ Military Veterans Security Franchise Opportunity. Take the first step! Learn more about how Signal 88 Security could be the right fit for your ex-military career.

http://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Esteban-Santiago—409954315.html Alaskans recall encounters with FL shooter Esteban Santiago

Omar Mateen -killer in the Pulse Orlando Shooting (2016). associated with ISIS. originally from Port St. Lucie, Florida born to Afghan parents. He was a registered Democrat, possessed a concealed carry license. no known previous criminal record, but was reportedly on the FBI ‘radar’ in 2013 and 2014. The case was closed without action ...Mateen worked as a private security guard in Fort Pierce Florida. [Unsure if Mateen’s employer was govt. contract?]

[batterycommander]

I tend to believe that the higher ups in the FBI are ignorant, are political hacks with little or no experience as real FBI agents, and therefore misstate the elements of a case that a real FBI agent would not say. But the higher ups are the ones with the media connections, and therefore misstatements are spread throughout the news media. And, of course the Media are even worse about getting facts straight.

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

She sure does! LOL I thought the red lipstick was a big no-no for womb-oslem. I bet she’s related somehow. It explains these politicians’ attitudes.

Jeb Bush’s 2nd son, Jebby-”the little brown one” or ‘Pocket” married a Jordanian-Iraqi in 2010 -Sandra Algudady, 4 yrs. older, -works for a Palestinian charity group. Now she’s with another charity, Strathril.

John Kerry’s daughter married an Iranian physician in 2013.

[chris37]

I believe that the entire governing apparatus of America is totally corrupt and entirely evil.

It is also arrogant beyond comprehension, and that it can achieve all of its ends simply by lying.

Until now, it was right. It was not expecting the outcome of the 2016 election.

Things are going to get very interesting.

The thing is not going to go away until it’s entirely gone.

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

She’s corn-fed from Ohio. I thought it might be Haley’s niece. Remember Rosemary Barbour, the Hurricane Katrina-FEMA fraudulent profiteer raided by the FBI.

The new mosque in Alaska, someone anonymously left a number of Bibles on the lot.- nice try. Heather Robertson Barbour is an immigration attorney convert to Islam grew up near Cleveland. She functions occasionally as a media spokesperson for the Islamic community. Her husband, Youssef Barbour, a doctor, gives religious talks, alternating with Obeidi.

[varina davis]

save

[txhurl]

You found her! Dayum girl!

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

Wish the gf had made a statement. Best guess -she’s native Alaskan.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3254582-Private-First-Class-Esteban-Santiago-s-service.html

Link to Santiago-Ruiz record of service 12/2007-08/2016.

[wtd]

Stephen Coughlin of Unconstrained Analytics Inc., and author of the indispensible book "Catastrophic Failure"

...reveals how the official abstracted narrative or "CVE" (countering violent extremism) persistently prevents officials from recognizing terrorism as stated in your comments reflected below:

• "higher ups in the FBI are ignorant" - batterycommander
• "The FBI- they’s been lying to us from the get-go or they’s lying now."; "They are incredibly slow or complicit with this one."; "They can’t have it both ways. Each agency only cares about covering for it’s agents mistakes." - Beautiful_Gracious_Skies
• "The FBI was lying yesterday, and today. And it’s going to lie again tomorrow. This is what our government does, and that is all our government does." - chris37
• "It appears Anchorage PD and FBI did everything in their power to assist this schizophrenic marksman combat engineer Iraq vet preserve his RKBA." - txhurl
• "Trump needs to name his replacement for the FBI Director. " -RetiredTexasVet
• "This has to have sunlight and this agent Ritzman needs to be under the spotlight. This sh*t has to stop." -samadams2000
• "Did the DNC and Clinton ORDER the FBI to back off yet again?? or is this for back pay, Mr. Comey?" -Diogenesis
• "The FBI should have checked local law enforcement charges. Domestic violence should have been enough to keep the gun from this ISIS recruit." - FR_addict
• "This guy says there was no ties to terrorism. When a guy walks in and tells you he is getting ready to kill for ISIS, that is the tie." - PA-RIVER
• "Can you imagine being part of an ever growing entity that only gets rewarded because it fails to the intended job? Yet we continue to give up so much liberty due to the failures of this ever growing entity. WHY?" - Demanwideplan
• "Doesn’t this whole mess sound like the FBI response in Minneapolis when they didn’t take action. . ." -Thank You Rush
• "I smell successful lawsuits against the FBI for every family with a loss in The shooting." -Yaelle
• "This man was full blown ISIS!! All this is FIB crap. I want the FIB GUTTED!!!" - WENDLE
• "Time for another Church Committee." -Proyecto Anonimo
• "Seems like we heard the same excuse...’we found no links.. ‘" - VRWCarea51
• Stephen Coughlin on the CVE (auto loading video in two parts)

  To see the true cost of the CVE please download:

• http://tinyurl.com/hwbex56

[Beautiful_Gracious_Skies]

Santiago told agents he “did not want to hurt anyone,” but out of caution, the FBI contacted the Anchorage Police Department, Ritzman said.

The man had a loaded magazine on him, but left his handgun in his vehicle while meeting with FBI agents, Anchorage Police Chief Chris Tolley said.

When agents and officers went to the vehicle to retrieve the gun, they found Santiago’s newborn child in the unattended vehicle, Tolley said.

Officials did not say how long the child had been alone in the vehicle and did not explain why Santiago was not arrested in connection with the incident.

What really happened; not the amended sanitized article posted above.

http://www.wftv.com/news/local/fbi-ft-lauderdale-shooting-suspect-left-newborn-in-vehicle-while-meeting-with-anchorage-agents-/482263900

[WENDLE]

I find this implausible. This is ISIS. This is not what we are being told. Notice that all of a sudden he doesn’t just “walk in”!!! He is met with local police in cars!!!! We are getting bull shit here!!