Screen grab of house where boat was being investigated and gunfire likely erupted.
Posted on 04/18/2013 10:05:07 PM PDT by bd476
911 Operator @911BUFF 1m
BOSTON: BREAKING NEWS - 'MASSIVE EXPLOSIONS, GRENADES AND SHOTS FIRED' REPORTED ON POLICE SCANNER! MULTIPLE OFFICERS DOWN! #911BUFF
Matthew Keys @TheMatthewKeys 45s
WCVB: Gunfire, explosions reported in Watertown neighborhood of Boston - http://bit.ly/11jwbKG
Three block perimeter to be established around 98 Spruce in Watertown, Mass
It’s time for the evening news.
Scanner:
Let’s let Tactical take over this, and everyone else back off
[boat scene?]
Ha! As the feds give up and walk away the locals get him.
“We do have movement in the boat”
Scanner
We do have movement again in the boat ...
DoD is on scene.
Still movement in boat?
10-4 have it
“Detected movement in boat, he is laying in boat”
After spending so long on a fruitless search, it is wise to regroup, allow personnel to rest and refocus, and, importantly, devise a new strategy. That is SOP for many organizations not just law enforcement.
Furthermore, these were not warrantless searches. If a suspect, involved in a crime is being pursued and is considered a threat, runs onto your property and disappears, police have every right to enter your property and search for the criminal.
Screen grab of house where boat was being investigated and gunfire likely erupted.
Sounds like visual from helicopter?
quick Thanks.
suspect is down per fox.
FoxNews: Suspect is down, suspect is down
Scanner: Person was laying on fence next to boat [apparently dead]
“Head to back of boat”
“Laying prone head toward middle of the boat”
It is a warrentless search. It’s the only way they could search all of those houses without a warrant.
And then after all of the houses are searched...viola...they capture the perp in a boat.
“We have movement again his legs are moving”
suspect moving they have something
Scanner: he is laying with his head out of the boat, but his legs are still moving.
Still moving per scanner
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