Posted on 06/01/2015 9:01:02 AM PDT by don-o
Photos on the Facebook page of a group called Free All The Waco Bikers appears to show police snipers on an apartment building rooftop, across the street from a Harley-Davidson dealership that was a hosting a memorial service for one of the bikers shot and killed outside a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco on May 17.
This is the second time in less than a week that snipers have been posted outside a Texas Harley Davidson dealership after the Waco incident.
The most recent sniper sighting occurred at the “fundraiser and celebration of life” for Jesse Rodriquez, a decorated Vietnam vet who was known to fellow bikers as “Mohawk,” and frequently did charity rides with his wife. The fundraiser was held at Geuene Harley Davidson in New Braunfels, south of Austin.
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Breitbart Texas used Google Maps to confirm that the apartment building shown in the photos is indeed directly across from the Harley dealership.
The second sniper incident was reported this past Saturday at Longhorn Harley Davidson in the southern Dallas suburb of Gran Prairie. CBSDFW.com reported that police positioned snipers outside the dealership during a motorcycle event. No incidents were reported.
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Bikers are dirty, noisy, poor and white.
Most importantly they do not have a huge cadre of professional grievance mongering behind them - they have minimal media influence.
So apparently it’s okay to shoot them down in the street or to openly spy on them.
That was me trying to get my mind right.
the judges in WACO are offering freedom to the captives...if they sign pledges swearing they will Not SUE the PD for False Arrest!
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Do you know that for sure?
“the judges in WACO are offering freedom to the captives...if they sign pledges swearing they will Not SUE the PD for False Arrest!
I saw some HUGE lawsuits coming out of this already..and this only ups the ante... BIGTIME”
And the longer the Whacko cops/DA wait to “tell the whole story” the worse it’s going to be for them. If, as it increasingly appears, that the cops committed murder, I hope that when the dust settles, the survivors own the city of Whacko. The lack of transparency here is huge. I just hope those in jail refuse to take this deal if they know the real truth about what took place.
Well, if the government can do it to the least of us, they can do it to the rest of us.
I take the Constitution over smear tactics.
Ive never ever heard of “suspects” being offered release if they swear not to SUE any law enforcement...here in America.. or elsewhere in the world..
Banditos weren’t doing the shooting. Not one cop was shot.
Where are the videos? Cops have hours of video on the incident, yet not 10 seconds of it has been shown.
there is a thread here on FR about this fiasco this morning.
whether it is accurate I cant ascertain. yet.
My right leaning radio station had a person on going over the various biker groups.
All the ones at Waco were ultimately involved in crime on some level.
this is the FR thread about the freedom BRIBERY!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3295571/posts
Just replace ‘biker’ with ‘United States citizen’ or ‘person minding their own damned business’. Hey, that works even better!
I just clicked on this thread to see pics of Twin Peaks gals. Color me disappointed.
I support the public on this.
Public gathering of motorcyclists, few of whom were ever in gangs and only about a third of whom had so much as a public intoxication or bad check passing arrest in their entire lives...becomes a turkey shoot by the BATF and the Waco swat team.
You can think going to a restaurant with overpriced food and under dressed wait staff warrants arrest if you want though.
Except that 115 of the 170 arrested had no conviction on their records per the AP examination of Texas public records. Facts are such a bother, aren't they?
Except they weren’t the rioters in Baltimore, so your comparison is stupid.
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And judging from the fact that the cops did most the shooting in this "massacre", I'd say you are correct! Why else would Waco be offering freedom as long as the bikers don't sue for wrongful arrest, of which the vast majority of those arrests were wrongful, and they know it? Face it, the cops were absolutely wrong in this situation. For all we know, it was a false flag op, and the cops were either used or involved knowingly. Perhaps the bikers need to start posting their own snipers @ events.
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