[muawiyah]

Assume two people, one of whom was going along to unload the produce and packaged goods at a middle-eastern store North of Richmond (which would naturally be served out of a larger warehouse operation in the DC suburbs with many more Moslems around).

The individual figures out he's with the "wrong guy" somewhere along the trip. At dinner at the Ponderosa (which I believe is "halal") he drops a note for the cops.

No doubt he will be dead himself as soon as the guy he was with finds out about the note!

That's why Charlie Moose should have just made the call and not worried about who was answering the phone!

Hope that clears up the confusion.

This presumes that the note was found at the restaurant - but it will work as well if the note was found at the spot the truck stopped so the shooter could fire his weapon.

[JameRetief]

The phone number wasn't for the police to call him, it was a third party number (probably a pay phone) that the shooter knows would be "confiscated" by the police. This was so that the shooter could call that number and the police would know without a shadow of doubt that it is the shooter.

Now we just have to wait to see what the shooter wants to talk about.

[JameRetief]

P.S., FNC last night said that the note was found at the spot where the shooter fired from.