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Oh boy, here we go.
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If he were just reclusive, not gun-toting, survivalist, he'd have never shot his wife and daughter. It's the guns that make reclusive survivalists shoot their wives and daughters. When will you people get a clue? Without guns, homicidal psychopaths can only make their wives vanish, hatchet their sons and blow their houses up, which lends itself to a much safer society.
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Uh, duh.... Any "survivalist" worth their salt won't be fazed by tear gas...
I carry something to deal with that in my car bag. Why wouldn't I have something to deal with that in my hooch?
Whole place would have been bobby trapped. I go, you go with me.
Fortunately there were only a handful of casualties;
"SWAT teams spent a grueling seven hours on the mountainside Friday morning, virtually crawling over dangerously steep terrain slick with mud from recent rains, before they found the bunker. A number of officers were treated intravenously for dehydration, and one broke his ankle, said sheriff's Sgt. Cindi West said.
After long shifts, the officers appeared exhausted, their faces smeared with camouflage paint, as they rode down the mountain in sport-utility vehicles or armored carriers to be replaced by fresher teams"
But all is well, they were given a ride home.
"SWAT teams spent a grueling seven hours on the mountainside Friday morning, virtually crawling over dangerously steep terrain slick with mud from recent rains, before they found the bunker. A number of officers were treated intravenously for dehydration, and one broke his ankle, said sheriff's Sgt. Cindi West said.
After long shifts, the officers appeared exhausted, their faces smeared with camouflage paint, as they rode down the mountain in sport-utility vehicles or armored carriers to be replaced by fresher teams"
But all is well, they were given a ride home.
But what if he was really a gun toting survivalist? And why is that a negative light? Agreed that the media is often inaccurate and sensationalist when it comes to guns, but the description may in fact be (and seems to be) accurate.
This guy was a nut bag. And a killer. He may have had untreated psychological issues but that is moot at this point.
Me too, I'm in the process of equipping my underground bunker and was hoping for some more details on the actual bunker itself.
Yeah, this is why we are where we are...
Looks bad for the guy, but we shouldn't go around Janet Reno'ing people gleefully without due process.
Doesn't sound like that happened here btw, there was a bit of a show, but in the end it sounds like they went to arrest the guy with some pretty reasonable suspicion and he decided to make it a party...
So far, other than playing dress up it sounds like the PD did the right thing.
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namedpipes
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I don't. They "saw movement" inside and were able to pump gas into the structure...
On second thought, I *would* like to see it for ideas *not* to incorporate.
It was probably an earth sheltered cabin, not an "underground bunker".
scatter
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And they saw lights going on and off. He should have drawn the blinds.
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