SteelShooter
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Multiple sources in the Capitol Police department have told the BBC that its highly trained and heavily armed four-man Containment and Emergency Response Team (Cert) was near the Navy Yard when the initial report of an active shooter came in about 8:20 local time.The officers, wearing full tactical gear and armed with HK-416 assault weapons, arrived outside Building 197 a few minutes later, an official with knowledge of the incident told the BBC.
'A different outcome'
According to a Capitol Police source, an officer with the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), Washington DC's main municipal force, told the Capitol Cert officers they were the only police on the site equipped with long guns and requested their help stopping the gunman. When the Capitol Police team radioed their superiors, they were told by a watch commander to leave the scene, the BBC was told.
The gunman, Aaron Alexis, was reported killed after 9:00.
Several Capitol Police sources who spoke to the BBC asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal.
has anybody seen the actual models of firearms used. the libs were drooling each time they said automatic weapon and assault rifle.
now they will be calling his shotgun a high powered multi projectile sprayer of doom
WTF?!? I really hope this proves to be untrue.
BBC News - Navy Yard: Swat team 'stood down' at mass shooting scene
WTF?!? I really hope this proves to be untrue.
BBC News - Navy Yard: Swat team 'stood down' at mass shooting scene
I can see I'll have to rename my shotgun.
I'm bringing the duct tape.
but who is bringing the coffee?
I'll bring the chloroform.
I'll bring the chloroform.
WTF?!? I really hope this proves to be untrue.
BBC News - Navy Yard: Swat team 'stood down' at mass shooting scene
Seriously WTF??
I believe it. The FBI took command of the scene, as it was unknown terrorism, at the time, on a Federal facility. The FBI also showed up with their own swat team.
Because we all know that who's jurisdiction it is is far more important than actually doing something about the situation in a timely and effective manner. As long as they got that right, and not have to sort out extra paperwork, that is what is important. The dozens shot in the mean time, no biggie.
But there's the little problem of 12 dead bodies.
But Law Enforcement got home safe so it's okay
Just when ammo prices started to go down
Really?
It was an antique black powder coach gun loaded with pebbles.
Am I just missing it, or does it seem that this has completely dropped out of the media now that it is confirmed it no longer suits their agenda?
I think you are supposing there even is a solution in the first place. I don't know about jasons, but I'm not sure there is one. Regardless of laws, people are still going to do evil. The history of human kind supports this.
The reality is, there isn't anything that will prevent all wrongdoings. This is hard for people to accept. But it is a reality. What happens is, people want to believe that they can create laws that will prevent all wrong doings. This is why gun control and other forms of laws are constantly being pushed to control people, for the children, etc. There is a point where the returns are diminished, or start to go the wrong way. I think that point was reached quite a while ago.
Instead of creating more and more laws, we need to get back to teaching personal responsibility, return to real parenting, and give people their freedoms back. People will be happier, and they won't be reliant on the government to tell them what is right and what is wrong. They may end up with real morals again.
I'd prefer to see that then simply put a bandaid on things and say "well heck, as long as we prohibit person X from legally owning a gun we done good."
Yes, I know. I said that was obvious. Gun control advocates say the same thing about guns and gun violence. Most people reject that as being a solution to violence. I'm not sure why you seem to think that idea is any better when it comes to government workers. Unless you are suggesting that only government workers commit violence, or that if they are not government workers they will no longer be violent. I reject those notions.
I was just thinking the same thing. No evil black rifle to focus on, so time to go back to important stuff, like the latest fashion statement from Hollywood.