Secret Service under fire
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It does not seem likely that that kid would become involved in a serious conspiracy to do serious things in this world. It is more likely that, in fact, he learned how to build that bomb by himself on the internet, and that he “snuck past” our crack secret service to take his shots at Trump.
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According to an attorney who specializes in self-defense, there's no excuse for the delay in taking out the alleged assassin.
"The law allows for them to use deadly force in the defense of the President or any other innocent person the moment they reasonably perceive an imminent deadly force threat to that innocent person. That means they don't have to wait for a shot to be fired by the bad guy first, they don't have to be certain he's a bad guy. It could be wrong, it just has to be reasonably perceived as a deadly threat."
Link to videoGo to 3:40.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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You know, I kinda suspect that the secret service saw this geeky little kid, acting as incompetent as hell, trying to get through security with a range finder, crawling on the ground, and all the other shit, and thought it was a joke or thought the kid couldn’t pose a real threat.
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According to an attorney who specializes in self-defense, there's no excuse for the delay in taking out the alleged assassin.
"The law allows for them to use deadly force in the defense of the President or any other innocent person the moment they reasonably perceive an imminent deadly force threat to that innocent person. That means they don't have to wait for a shot to be fired by the bad guy first, they don't have to be certain he's a bad guy. It could be wrong, it just has to be reasonably perceived as a deadly threat."
Link to videoGo to 3:40.
@George-K said in Secret Service under fire:
According to an attorney who specializes in self-defense, there's no excuse for the delay in taking out the alleged assassin.
"The law allows for them to use deadly force in the defense of the President or any other innocent person the moment they reasonably perceive an imminent deadly force threat to that innocent person. That means they don't have to wait for a shot to be fired by the bad guy first, they don't have to be certain he's a bad guy. It could be wrong, it just has to be reasonably perceived as a deadly threat."
Link to videoGo to 3:40.
I don’t know about you, but I’d see a guy with a rifle trying to get to a place to fire as an imminent threat.
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It might have been a miracle that DJT turned his head when and how he did, but there was a veritable witches brew of errors and mistakes for the attempt to have gotten as far as it did.
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Yet, Trump stood up for the Secret Service agents last night.
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@Jolly said in Secret Service under fire:
Yet, Trump stood up for the Secret Service agents last night.
The smart move.
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Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
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Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
@Jolly said in Secret Service under fire:
Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
I would guess that desk-riders are pretty much interchangeable.
Field agents, not so much.
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@Jolly said in Secret Service under fire:
Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
I would guess that desk-riders are pretty much interchangeable.
Field agents, not so much.
@George-K said in Secret Service under fire:
@Jolly said in Secret Service under fire:
Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
I would guess that desk-riders are pretty much interchangeable.
Field agents, not so much.
No, these are going to be guys with guns. But there are guys with guns and then there is the Secret Service.
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@George-K said in Secret Service under fire:
@Jolly said in Secret Service under fire:
Bongino said right after the assassination attempt, that his sources in the department told him they had to borrow agents from other agencies.
I would guess that desk-riders are pretty much interchangeable.
Field agents, not so much.
No, these are going to be guys with guns. But there are guys with guns and then there is the Secret Service.
