Explosives Found Near Trump Event In Long Island?: Police Sources Now Denying [WATCH]

RVM News ^ | September 18, 2024 | Staff

[Red Badger]

UPDATE: The Nassau County Police Department is now saying that the reports are false.

[Sir_Humphrey]

Well , the initial report was from OAN. That alone is enough to make one dubious

[Openurmind]

Or it was a case of “This is sleepy Joe..., if you don’t hide this we will cut your federal funding”.

[Swirl]

Update from Daily Mail:

“‘There is a person who is being questioned who may have been training a bomb detection dog near the site. The individual with the bomb dog falsely reported explosives being found and that individual is currently being detained by police.’”

[nopardons]

BTTT

[nopardons]

BTTT

[hardspunned]

“Reports of explosives being found at the site are unfounded. There is a person who is being questioned who may have been training a bomb detection dog near the site,” the commissioner said.

At the Trump rally, three days after the last attempt and we are supposed to believe this BS? I call BS on this cover story.

[HIDEK6]

Sorry, commies. You have called “Wolf” and you can suffer the consequences.

[Nekman]

Personally, I suspect the state run media will post more stories like this in hopes of eliciting a response from Trump that they can turn into more propaganda. Let’s hope Donald doesn’t fall for it.

[PLMerite]

[The individual with the bomb dog falsely reported explosives being found and that individual is currently being detained by police.’”]

That doesn’t make any sense. Was he trying to impress the dog?

[SeekAndFind]

'Suspicious Occurrence' Near Donald Trump New York Rally: What We Know So Far

[EXCERPT]

Nassau County police responded to a "suspicious occurrence" near the location of former President Donald Trump's Wednesday night rally in Long Island, noting that no explosives were located, the department confirmed to Newsweek.

"We did respond to a suspicious occurrence in the vicinity of the Nassau Coliseum, however there was no validity of an explosive device being found," a public information officer told Newsweek after a report about an explosive device at the rally site circulated online.

"We're unsure where this information originated, but we can confirm that no explosives were discovered."

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

A car’s gas tank is explosive.

[livius]

So what they’re saying is that it was an inexperienced dog with “a person” (probably local law enforcement) that just thought it smelled explosives.

Well, that alone should be alarming. The dog couldn’t be that untrained. But maybe it means that there’s no explosive in the car, but somebody who had had contact with explosives had been in that car.

[flamberge]

At the Trump rally, three days after the last attempt and we are supposed to believe this BS? I call BS on this cover story.

I would assess this as: Somebody planting contaminants in a "sensitive area" as a distraction test and to trigger a deliberate false alarm. This "trains" the security forces to ignore indicators.

Preparations for a follow-on project using a real explosive device.

[TermLimits4All]

I find this as suspect. Why would a training occur near a rally with the future President of the USA? Did the suspect flee on foot, did the training officer flee the vehicle?
Too much again doesn’t add up.

[rktman]

Just a plumbers truck is that it?

[xkaydet65]

Well Nassau is GOP and Supervisor Blakeman is a Trump supporter. Nassau County PD is well regarded. So I’d tend to believe the PD sources.

[Jane Long]

BTTT!

[silent_jonny]

There is a person who is being questioned who may have been training a bomb detection dog near the site,” the commissioner said.

[hardspunned]

Makes sense. The dullards in SS or FBI would never figure that out.