Cass wrote: »

The guy responsible didn't live long after.

https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=aq7b9_1618182859

Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

And then we wonder why US cops are so damn tetchy and have their hands on their guns when they do routine traffic stops"...:eek:
GRAPHIC
https://www.bitchute.com/video/gTwYWE9uRV5Z/?fbclid=IwAR1eG1-Uiw8K9Abe6BCc9JqakpFo26Evf417tAOTs_NFDQtrpkoWdOzeYRQ

The stop was a setup by DHS. Apparently the unfortunate patrolman wasn't told anything about who he was told to stop!

http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/320601935/m/3520074184

tudderone wrote: »

Poor bugger, but he seemed to me to be careless, by the time he seen the gun it was all over.

Apparently like he had already seen it. So I think you are right that het was unfortunately careless.

After walking over to the passenger-side window of Cueva's white pick-up, footage shows the officer saying politely: 'Good afternoon, sir. My name is Darrian Jarrott. I'm with New Mexico State Police. The reason for the stop is your window tint is a little too dark.'

Jarrott, a father of three small children whose partner was pregnant at the time of his death, says: 'Yeah, mind if I open the door? Or if you want to roll down the window more.'
In a brief conversation lasting around three minutes, the officer asks if Cueva had insurance, to which he replies 'yes', and confirms his name, before asking the criminal to come over to his patrol car so he could run checks.

Cueva opens his door, at which point Jarrott notices his rifle and asked, 'You have a firearm on you, do you mind if I take that off you, for my own safety?'

The officer then says, 'Let's go to my vehicle OK', at which point Cueva gets out from the driver's seat holding the rifle - which Jarrott is unable to see because his view is blocked by the pick-up.

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

If DHS was that involved in this and didn't inform the officer properly on how dangerous this character was, well then they are responsible for his death as well,and if they shot him further on down the road after this shooting,in a contrived ambush,well that is then an execution without trial by DHS. which is rather worrisome,as that will give them in future zero cooperation with local PDs. Who might object to being Federal sniper bait.

Completely agree that they are responsible for his death if a Federal agency put him in that situation.
If the news report I read, it mention DHS was first on the scene. If made it sound as if it they happened upon them. Has it been confirmed or just alleged it was a sting and not a routine stop?

It looks like it was local PD who shot the guy in the end. The fled for 40 miles or so. State Police, Local Police Department, Sheriff's Office, and Border Patrol all joining in. Presumably it was in the region somewhere close to the border.

Rows Grower wrote: »

Fair play to President Biden, only 100 days in office and he's doing a great job. He's making America great again after the last imbecile nearly ruined it.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-56924684

LOL. The first point in the article is literally that two people (neither of whom are Joe Biden) who were present at the speech..... have vaginas.


Fair play.

Rows Grower wrote: »

Fair play to President Biden, only 100 days in office and he's doing a great job. He's making America great again after the last imbecile nearly ruined it.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-56924684

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not.

Yep, the last lad was an imbicile but I don't see Biden as having done much in his first 100 days.

One cop in jail and he has rooted out systemic racism. Aye......:rolleyes:

The border situation is actually worse than under Trump but the media aren't half as focussed on it as when Trump was in power.

I'm not a Trump fan but here's how the media would portray the same event:
Trump puts in place $1.8 trillion stimulus package = Trump has saddled us with debt.
Biden puts in place $1.8 trillion stimulus package = Great man helping the American poor.

Biden ain't 'all that'.

I do have a wry grin on my face when I see lads on here arguing the toss on US politics, like it matters, they're all gangsters out for themselves.

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

"Ol senility" obviously forgot about 9/11.Or doesn't want to remember...:mad:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/joe-biden-jan-6-worst-attack-democracy-since-civil-war/

I'd be more of an Old Testament, an eye for an eye type myself. However do these bible bashers not forgive and forget?

BattleCorp wrote: »

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not.

Yep, the last lad was an imbicile but I don't see Biden as having done much in his first 100 days.

One cop in jail and he has rooted out systemic racism. Aye......:rolleyes:

The border situation is actually worse than under Trump but the media aren't half as focussed on it as when Trump was in power.

I'm not a Trump fan but here's how the media would portray the same event:
Trump puts in place $1.8 trillion stimulus package = Trump has saddled us with debt.
Biden puts in place $1.8 trillion stimulus package = Great man helping the American poor.

Biden ain't 'all that'.

Not being sarcastic, I am of the opinion he is doing a great job.

Admittedly the bar was set as low as it could go before he took over but that doesn't detract from the great work he is doing.

Ubbquittious wrote: »

Give it another year or two and the sweeping up after the pandemic will begin. All that overpriced PPE from China will need to be paid for and they won't be able to put all the newly created debt on the long finger forever.



Fine Gael has been pumping the property market celtic tiger style for nearly a full decade now and things are bound to come to a head


Tis bad news for me because if the crash doesn't come soon I may as well give up on buying a house in this country. I nearly had a gaff bought but it fell through - that was the last reasonably priced house around as far as I could tell.

Not to mention Brexit, the full effects we have not even started to see yet. But a walk around the local builders providers or diy shop will soon show you goods are going to go up in price, by a fair whack.

Ubbquittious wrote: »

Give it another year or two and the sweeping up after the pandemic will begin. All that overpriced PPE from China will need to be paid for and they won't be able to put all the newly created debt on the long finger forever.



Fine Gael has been pumping the property market celtic tiger style for nearly a full decade now and things are bound to come to a head


Tis bad news for me because if the crash doesn't come soon I may as well give up on buying a house in this country. I nearly had a gaff bought but it fell through - that was the last reasonably priced house around as far as I could tell.

Strange times, our eldest lad and his girl were on the verge of buying just before the pandemic and dopey here advised them to hold tough as I thought we would see a drop off in prices. Luckily they are both unaffected work wise by the pandemic and also very patient so they are still saving away and will be well situated financially when the right place pops up at the right price.

We're out in the sticks here and have noticed the bargains that used to be available for a few months are being whipped up faster than usual. No complaints, as it's great to have new permanent life in rural areas rather than seeing properties being sold to people who will just use them strictly as holiday homes. A good few of the houses that were bought as holiday homes years ago are also now full time occupied by the owners since the second lock down and I'd say a good percentage will stay that way. Nothing like a few months locked in to a small house surrounded by concrete to make people appreciate living in the countryside or near the sea.

I'd say in future people will be more aware of the size of their potential living space because of the pandemic and the pokey little places that demanded high prices simply because of location will see the biggest drop in price. I could be totally wrong too though and it wouldn't be the first time.

Was just watchin that here. Yer man needs to buy a lotto ticket or two.

Not sure I like the idea of a cheaped-out 50BMG rifle where if the endcap fails it becomes a projectile -