To: GirlNextDoor
How inpracticable would it be for an armed citizens/authorites combo to be prepared to block roads within a reasonable circumference of the next shooting? Allowing no exit or enterance while the search is conducted.
LOL, the roads around Mongomery/PG Counties are permanently blocked most of the time anyway.
To: GreyWolf
LOL, the roads around Mongomery/PG Counties are permanently blocked most of the time anyway*L*
Really? (Not familiar with the area personally.)
That would make it even easier...
To: GreyWolf
How inpracticable would it be for an armed citizens/authorites combo to be prepared to block roads within a reasonable circumference of the next shooting? Allowing no exit or enterance while the search is conducted. I'm sure this type of tactic is already in the Montgomery county Police playbook, and has been briefed by the Sergeant's at rolecall. The thing that I am beginning to theorize is, does this guy have a mole (maybe unwitting) in the police force. He seems to be at least a step ahead of them at every turn and was really in their face at the Glenmont Station.
294 posted on
10/08/2002 8:02:12 AM PDT by
OReilly
To: GreyWolf
...to block roads within a reasonable circumference of the next shooting? Allowing no exit or entrance while the search is conducted. Let's assume this is Play #10...
Let's assume the federal authorities are waiting at airports on runway alert in helicopters (it wouldn't take too may helos to block roads with armed troops as soon as the next incident occurs.
There just isn't that many roads to block, if they can respond fast enough.
But let's remember, the guy may have a mole (maybe unwitting) in the police force. He seems to be at least a step ahead of them at every turn and was really in their face at the Glenmont Station.
335 posted on
10/08/2002 8:27:19 AM PDT by
OReilly
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