[lainie]

I'm hearing infrared flir hotspot talk now. The air unit is not on a helo freq, but is on a-tac, and seems to be directing ground units (as it should be imo). A great solution to their situation. It's pitch black out there. It finally sounds like someone's in charge that knows how to be in charge.

You're right though -- the guys I heard scrambing in the dirt were not the front lines. I've heard a lot of ops on this scanner and I know a cluster when I hear it, but the money was at the real scene and keeping its mouth shut.

The crime scene (where the deputy was felled) and the aforementioned wash are probably four miles apart.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Nite....stay safe, lainie. Thanks for all of the information today. PLEASE ping me when this scum is caught.

[ArmstedFragg]

The crime scene (where the deputy was felled) and the aforementioned wash are probably four miles apart.

Thanks for the info. My 1987 Thomas Bros. doesn't provide a lot of information about that corner of the county, but I used to drive the 138 fairly frequently.

At this time of year and this time of the night, just about anything that absorbs heat will be a flir hot-spot. I was listening to that Monrovia feed for a while, which has A-Tac on it, but it's only a small portion of the situation, so your posts have been appreciated.

If they have a named suspect, and he's not someone who can scamper across the border, I figure it'll just be a matter of time: hours or days, doesn't matter much.

Nighty Night.

[Semper911]

Hey, I just read this whole thread and it's pretty interesting.

Do they have the K9s out there yet?

Nice work on the play by play.