Shoobee
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I guess you got a novice LEO who was not real familiar with a citizen's arrest then.
You can always report and complain about LEOs to their supervisors. Then it goes to a hearing.
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I guess you got a novice LEO who was not real familiar with a citizen's arrest then.
You can always report and complain about LEOs to their supervisors. Then it goes to a hearing.
Treo
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No It's not what he's saying it's what you want to hear.
My profound appologies, I went back and read his post again and that appears to be exactly what he is saying
Perhaps a troll?
I once came home and found someone in my apartment. The person refused to leave the apartment and refused to identify themselves. I detained him at gunpoint until I could acertain that he was the maintenance man and let him go and reported the incident to the managment. less than a half hour later there were 7 cops outside my door. I let them in and they spent an hour questioning me before telling the landlord that I was 100% w/in my rights.
Long story short, it's not worth the hassle unless there is an overriding reason to do so I'll leave the house clearing to the cops.
FWIW my training on "securing" homes involves throwing a grenade through the door and killing everyone in the room
Speedbump
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Your probably right, but not knowing all (or any) the ins and outs of the law. I wasn't going to argue with him. It was obvious that since he didn't see what they had done, he wasn't interested in doing anything about or even contacting their parents. Which I thought he should have done. If I allowed my kid to drive a car to High School, I would certainly like to hear about something he/she had done that endangered other's lives. Maybe that's why the kid drove that way. His parents didn't give a darn.
longslide10
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When seconds count police are only minutes away
fudo
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fudo
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Find that pearl in a pack of gum, did you?"
For the same reason that girls in horror movies decide to take a shower as the killer is near. Bad Judgement!
Treo
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Cracker Jacks....
Treo
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Can't argue that.
Spilled a lot of blood have you Cluz?
Can't argue this either
No Treo have not spilled a lot of blood... but have been working for 4 years with an intelligence company on the infamous Zodiac serial killer case. As a civilian and not a LEO I realize the only way to go after bad guys is with computers, phones, etc. By the way, after over 40 years we have solved the Zodiac killer case. There were two killers working together. The original Zodiac died in 1983 from cancer, he most likely killed 50 or more in his lifetime. His partner who is 20 years younger is still alive and killed a young couple at Jenner Beach, CA in 2004 by shooting them in the head in their sleeping bags.
In 2006 he killed two women in Snohomish county, WA at a park near a lake by shooting both women in the head.
In 2010 he killed a nurse in northern CA.
He lives in Seattle and is of a Genius IQ and has 3 college degrees and was once in the Army. A full report has gone to FBI and other LE.
Will he be caught? He may never be caught, the two Zodiac killers were possibly the smartest serial killers ever.
In one of his letters Zodiac said; "If you figure out these clues in my letters you will know who I am and you will have me. This is Zodiac speaking."
We have figured out many of his clues and they all point to our suspect, but they are done in a way that it will not hold up in court. As I said, he is of Genius IQ and was once a member of Mensa. He is 71 now and will possibly kill again. He lives only to kill and killing is really a big game to him. He has even given us 3 new Zodiac puzzles to figure out on the internet.
I have even spoken with him 4 times, he hates me and would kill me in a second. Last time I spoke with him he told me we should take all our info to police and see if they arrest him. He truly believes that "no one" is smart enough to catch him.
He also let me know if he gets a chance I will die. See the movie "Zodiac" made in 2007 with Robert Downey Jr -- very well done but they had the wrong suspect, we now know who Zodiac really was/is.
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In 2006 he killed two women in Snohomish county, WA at a park near a lake by shooting both women in the head.
In 2010 he killed a nurse in northern CA.
He lives in Seattle and is of a Genius IQ and has 3 college degrees and was once in the Army. A full report has gone to FBI and other LE.
Will he be caught? He may never be caught, the two Zodiac killers were possibly the smartest serial killers ever.
In one of his letters Zodiac said; "If you figure out these clues in my letters you will know who I am and you will have me. This is Zodiac speaking."
We have figured out many of his clues and they all point to our suspect, but they are done in a way that it will not hold up in court. As I said, he is of Genius IQ and was once a member of Mensa. He is 71 now and will possibly kill again. He lives only to kill and killing is really a big game to him. He has even given us 3 new Zodiac puzzles to figure out on the internet.
I have even spoken with him 4 times, he hates me and would kill me in a second. Last time I spoke with him he told me we should take all our info to police and see if they arrest him. He truly believes that "no one" is smart enough to catch him.
He also let me know if he gets a chance I will die. See the movie "Zodiac" made in 2007 with Robert Downey Jr -- very well done but they had the wrong suspect, we now know who Zodiac really was/is.
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Treo
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Not to be a prick but I don't believe a word of this, Just sayin'
NCIC105
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Bikenut
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Plain simple logic tells me that any evidence, or even talk of possible evidence, in an ongoing investigation............. from someone actually involved in the investigation
is NOT going to be plastered all over the internet on a forum!.
If someone who was actually involved in the investigation really did plaster evidence on the 'net... evidence that compromised the investigation/arrest/conviction.... they would run the risk of ending up in the cell next to the Zodiac killer.
Seems logical, why throw all your cards on the table before seeing everyone elses hand?
I was involved in a case where the owner of a Lodge was awakened by the cook from his restaurant at 4:30 AM. The cook had entered the business and saw two men ransacking the kitchen area and got out without being observed. The owner told his wife to call 911 and he, armed with a 9MM 9-38, walked over to the restaurant about 100 feet away from his residence. He entered the business and turned on the lights at which point, two men ran toward a back door. One of the men was holding a a large knife. The door that they ran to had been blocked off and could not be used. He yelled at them to stop and when they found the door blocked, they turned toward him and began running for the door he was standing in front of. He again yelled for them to stop and when they did not, he fired 4 shots into the ground. At that point they turned again and crashed through the blocked door. A few minutes later the local SO arrived and while searching the area outside the business found one man laying in a pool of blood DRT. One bullet had ricocheted of the floor, hit a steam table and severed the femoral artery. He made it less than 50 feet. The second suspect also caught a ricochet in the shoulder. Since both entry wounds were from the back, the owner was charged with homicide.
The men turned out to be high school seniors who were having a party in a cabin down the lake. They had entered the business three times that night to steal booze and food. The trial lasted about a week and the owner was found innocent. It cost him $75,000.00 in legal fees and then he had to face a wrongful death civil case which cost him another $30,000.00. During the year long ordeal, he had a nervous breakdown and spent time in a mental hospital. He ended up losing the business and all his savings.
During the trial he remarked to me that if he had known what was coming, he would have let them burn the place down. The surviving thug told a reporter, "I'll bet people think twice about shooting next time."
The men turned out to be high school seniors who were having a party in a cabin down the lake. They had entered the business three times that night to steal booze and food. The trial lasted about a week and the owner was found innocent. It cost him $75,000.00 in legal fees and then he had to face a wrongful death civil case which cost him another $30,000.00. During the year long ordeal, he had a nervous breakdown and spent time in a mental hospital. He ended up losing the business and all his savings.
During the trial he remarked to me that if he had known what was coming, he would have let them burn the place down. The surviving thug told a reporter, "I'll bet people think twice about shooting next time."
Deanimator
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Unless you live IN the police station, that's ALL it's EVER good for.
Not to be a prick but I don't believe a word of this, Just sayin'
Well tell that to relatives of people he has been killing.
If you want some proof simply email me and I'll send it. cel66@sbcglobal.net
Well tell that to relatives of people he has been killing.
If you want some proof simply email me and I'll send it. cel66@sbcglobal.net
