Video of May 19th road rage shooting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

This

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

You’re completely mistaken. Try again.

Also, there’s no need to sign your incorrect statements either.

Some Diplomats *absolutely* DO carry weapons. I personally know several who do. An Israeli friend of mine carries a Glock 18. (search “Glock 18” and you’ll understand why that’s such an unusual thing here in America).

No permit, no carry license, nothing. His immunity covers him. State Dept DS knows about it, they allow it because he’s credentialed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

You’re completely mistaken. Try again.

Also, there’s no need to sign your incorrect statements either.

Some Diplomats *absolutely* DO carry weapons. I personally know several who do. An Israeli friend of mine carries a Glock 18. (search “Glock 18” and you’ll understand why that’s such an unusual thing here in America).

No permit, no carry license, nothing. His immunity covers him. State Dept DS knows about it, they allow it because he’s credentialed.

There's also video of the delegation from Turkey stomping the faces of protestors here in DC. You can see the diplomats and their security are all armed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

You’re completely mistaken. Try again.

Also, there’s no need to sign your incorrect statements either.

Some Diplomats *absolutely* DO carry weapons. I personally know several who do. An Israeli friend of mine carries a Glock 18. (search “Glock 18” and you’ll understand why that’s such an unusual thing here in America).

No permit, no carry license, nothing. His immunity covers him. State Dept DS knows about it, they allow it because he’s credentialed.

There are still quite a few SWAT departments of various law enforcement agencies who carry the Glock 18. It is indeed a unique and old (80's) weapon. But if you see a Glock with what looks like a selector lever that would normally be a safety, it is a Glock 18. And yes, very popular with Euro and Israeli law enforcement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

You’re completely mistaken. Try again.

Also, there’s no need to sign your incorrect statements either.

Some Diplomats *absolutely* DO carry weapons. I personally know several who do. An Israeli friend of mine carries a Glock 18. (search “Glock 18” and you’ll understand why that’s such an unusual thing here in America).

No permit, no carry license, nothing. His immunity covers him. State Dept DS knows about it, they allow it because he’s credentialed.

There's also video of the delegation from Turkey stomping the faces of protestors here in DC. You can see the diplomats and their security are all armed.

And they faced zero consequences after fleeing the US.

They don’t care if they’re deemed persona non grata.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

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There is another part to this that makes me suspicious. That is the white car in front. Was it stopped intentionally to block that woman in? Seems like planning could be involved?

Saudis have been doing all sorts of crazy things the last few years, kidnapping people out of the US, etc. Leaves a lot to the imagination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

You’re completely mistaken. Try again.

Also, there’s no need to sign your incorrect statements either.

Some Diplomats *absolutely* DO carry weapons. I personally know several who do. An Israeli friend of mine carries a Glock 18. (search “Glock 18” and you’ll understand why that’s such an unusual thing here in America).

No permit, no carry license, nothing. His immunity covers him. State Dept DS knows about it, they allow it because he’s credentialed.

LMAO Glock 18. I'm sure you did some googling, he's "credentialed".... You are so full of sh*t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Yep. One of those Maserati-driving cops. They are swimming in money, you know

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Yep. One of those Maserati-driving cops. They are swimming in money, you know

Lol, no let's get back to the Saudi plot, that looks promising ......

[Anonymous]

This is so insanely horrifying. What if this man had killed one of the children? A few inches in another direction and this could be murder.

I’m SO angry at people like this. How the hell do we get these monsters to stop? (I am the OP of the thread about road rage in CA the other week where a kindergartner was killed).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Yep. One of those Maserati-driving cops. They are swimming in money, you know

Lol, no let's get back to the Saudi plot, that looks promising ......

The average DC cop makes about $130k/yr with overtime. Some are clearing more than $250k. You can definitely afford a 201-something Maserati at that income level. We’re only talking about a $60-$70k car, used.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Why do cops do this? To show later that they stopped that vehicle?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Why do cops do this? To show later that they stopped that vehicle?

In case they get killed during the stop. Proves it was the vehicle they pulled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet hes a Diplomat and already gone. Looks Russian or Suadi.

Diplomats don't carry guns, idiot. Try again.

Wow. You're a fool.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The touching the rear quarter panel of the car part is what’s most interesting to me.

That’s a police-tactic. Officers are trained to touch that exact area of the car, to leave a print. It’s ingrained into them. They do it automatically, without thought, every time they make a traffic stop.

He also moved and took a firing stance like a cop.


I’m thinking he’s a cop. Or a former cop, and he did the touch thing out of habit.

Why do cops do this? To show later that they stopped that vehicle?

In case they get killed during the stop. Proves it was the vehicle they pulled.

Thx! Interesting. Learned something new today.