Philly Police Officer Shot In Patrol Car "In The Name Of Islam"- Sources

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: TinfoilTP

The Left is not doing what you say, that is not reality. I don't advocate for all of anyone to be rounded up or denied rights.

You should try that.

You should try admitting the Left supports groups like BLM which shouts die piggies in the streets. Seems they have no problem condemning all of law enforcement rounding them all up under their blanket attacks.

Facts are that there is an ongoing effort to reduce the ability of law abiding citizens to exercise their 2nd amendment rights, the very same agenda terrorists wish to see happen. Same goes for the highly funded and organized assaults on law enforcement across the country, an effort that is reducing their size and effectiveness, much to the delight of Allah worshipping blood seekers.

News reports say the suspect traveled to Saudi Arabia in 2011 and Egypt in 2012. FBI is looking into his movements while there.

Investigators believe Archer traveled to Saudi Arabia in 2011 and to Egypt in 2012, FBI special agent Eric Ruona said, and the purpose of that travel was being investigated by the FBI.

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Still no statement from the White House.

originally posted by: Edumakated
I wonder if it is a BLM nutjob. Philly has a huge population of black muslims. I can see one of the loonies shooting a cop and also repping Islam. Almost like a twofer of grievances...

Stop wondering!! and focus, he said he did it in the name of Islam , BLM so far haven't a damn thing to do with it.

originally posted by: intrptr

UPDATE: Sources say the suspect confessed to shooting the officer "In The Name Of Islam"

What religion dude says he has is ireleveant.

What is relevant is that he shouted Allah Akbar while performing the crime and stating he did it for Islam. Wouldn't you say?

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Still no statement from the White House.

The White House is working overtime on a way they can say this guy was a white Christian male from Texas upset about Obamas new gun infringement laws.

a reply to: LSU0408

The gun was stolen back in 2013 from another police officer, so there is no way anyone could even try to claim "the perpetrator was able to get the firearm because of the U.S. Constitution", as some would like to claim.

Also, according to new information Archer had traveled recently to Middle East twice but he was not on any terrorist watch list.

YEADON, Pa. (WPVI) --
Action News has learned that 30-year-old Edward Archer traveled twice in recent years to the Middle East, but was not on any terror watch lists.

Law enforcement sources say Archer's first trip was to Saudi Arabia in 2011 for Hajj. He then traveled to Egypt in 2012. Both trips departed from New York-area airports.

The FBI says it is investigating to see whether those travels were merely for the Muslim pilgrimage or if they played a role in Friday's shooting.
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6abc.com...

FINALLY...a response from Black Lives Matter:

Peaceful anti-brutality protest on the day after officer's shooting

The shooting of a police officer the night before did not deter protesters from marching through North Philadelphia on Friday in a demonstration against police brutality and economic inequities in the African American community.

Dozens of police on foot, on bicycles and in squad cars followed scores of predominantly college-age students on the peaceful, two-mile march from Broad and Erie Streets to Temple University. The demonstration, planned several weeks earlier, took place as the nation's attention was turned on the shooting of a Philadelphia police officer by a man who detectives said had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.

The marchers called for justice and greater economic opportunities for African-Americans. They read poems while standing on a traffic island; chanted as they marched past collapsing, vacant rowhouses and trash-strewn lots on North 15th Street; and gathered outside an elementary school to highlight the loss of public education dollars in black communities.

"They paint us with whiplashes on our backs," said Amaris Mitchell, 21, as she recited a poem through a microphone at Broad and Erie. Others held signs that said "Black Lives Matter" or banners calling for higher minimum wages.

"They will try to tell us they are our saviors," the senior at Temple continued. "But we are the great emancipators."

The march forced the closure of side streets and a stretch of North Broad from about 3 p.m. into the evening rush hour.


As part of the effort on Thursday evening, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright - President Obama's former pastor and a controversial figure in the 2008 presidential election - addressed a crowd of about 1,200 with a speech inside Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church.

The shooting in West Philadelphia of Officer Jesse Hartnett did not come up in the groups' chants. That is not to say it was not on their minds.

"It's very unfortunate," said Lorenzo Pierce, 23, who works as a youth empowerment counselor at a nonprofit on Temple's campus.

But he and others urged that the shooting and this march not be lumped together. The high rates of incarceration and shootings of African-Americans at the hands of police are a reality of life in big cities, they said, and marchers would continue to decry that and press for change.

mobile.philly.com.../philly/news/breaking&id=364698461

I wonder what the cop may have said to provoke him.

originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: intrptr

Hitler loved Muslims and was friends with them.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
I wonder what the cop may have said to provoke him.

Can you elaborate a bit?

It's difficult to tell if you are actually serious, or being sarcastic , or facetious.
At least it is for me.

I just see a lot of near-rabid LEO bashing on similar threads in recent history. It makes it difficult to discern exactly what you meant.

Well, the cop was stopped there for no reason, and it seemed like there was some interaction. If so, what? For what purpose did he stop?

I'm just following the mantra of; there's more to the story. I'm from Center City Philadelphia, and even lived in West Philly, where I was born and went to college. This is the area where Philly Police dropped a bomb from a helicopter and destroyed and entire neighbourhood. So, in my mind, PPD would have no issues if it suited them to hassle some black guy in Muslim clothes.

MOVE
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What if the cop said FU and maybe threatened him or his family? It is NOT outside the realm of possibility. I just want to know, like any skeptic, wtf happened immediately prior to the video snip presented by the media. Objectively, you can't even say there isn't some tortured self-defense mechanism involved. It's not like it never happened before.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Thanks for the update, I was waiting for the entire picture to form, before posting to avoid unnecessary propaganda.

Now that his history of travel came out, the government is taking the incident more seriously and the police is now on high alert because this could become a trend.

More interesting is how his weapon was acquired illegally and it was a stolen weapon register to a police officer and stolen.

I am getting worry about those that keep apologizing for incidents like this, claiming lone wolf and mentally illnesses.

Is a trend starting to form in our nations that is making people believe that single attacks on citizens in the name of radical views is ok because is no common, because we always have gun violence in the nation.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: IAMTAT
Is a trend starting to form in our nations that is making people believe that single attacks on citizens in the name of radical views is ok because is no common, because we always have gun violence in the nation.

Well if the shoe fits... just think, if the hardcore pro-gun people had there way the shooter would of had a legally purchased ak-47, instead of a stolen pistol.

It's also kind of ironic that he chose to attack a person who was armed and professionally trained in the use of firearms, rather than attacking someone in a 'gun free zone'... Didn't really seem to help though, did it? The cops just lucky he wasn't a better shot.

More guns, that would solve the problem... lol.

a reply to: Subaeruginosa

except, a AK-47 is a notoriously inaccurate weapon, i have seen a 30 round mag emptied down a corridor and not a single soldier hit, and a nicely placed 5.56 from an M4 killed the attacker. Anyone who spouts this rhetoric doesn't know weapons, you have never grown up around weapons, you clearly do not have a grasp. A Glock-17 at close range with a well trained person can be just as effective if not more. Islamic terrorists intent on killing westerners are not going to stop because of gun control, these attacks will continue to ramp up. We are at WAR, like it or not,I cannot believe a Aussie is advocating for gun control in a thread discussing an American police officer shot by a enemy combatant, this crap is starting to get as degrading and disgusting as the sandy hook "crisis actor" claims.

originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Subaeruginosa
I cannot believe a Aussie is advocating for gun control in a thread discussing an American police officer shot by a enemy combatant...

I'm not 'advocating' anything... Simply just pointing out the irony dude.

btw, he wasn't an 'enemy combatant', he was a mentally ill individual who flipped out. Its not me who's sensationalizing this tragic event.

a reply to: Subaeruginosa

No see you are falling for the war strategy, by not wearing a uniform and attacking every so often they slowly degrade our economy and increase our security they threaten our society's from the inside out. These are enemy combatants do not think for a second they aren't.

a reply to: TechniXcality

Seems to me the only thing "slowly degrading your economy" and "threatening your society inside out", is American citizens who promote that paranoid hysteria and demand the government goes to war with an imaginary enemy that doesn't even exist in the first place.

a reply to: TechniXcality

What's all this about uniforms? It wouldn't make me feel any better whatsoever if they wore Satan costumes, or Batman outfits. (although the Satan costume might not be such a bad idea)

The man suspected of ambushing a Philadelphia police officer in his patrol car used a stolen police firearm and acted
“in the name of Islam” that's how the report went...

Where are you at Mr. president? No more tears.....?

If this suspect running around with a "stolen" police gun would have got away with his suspected shooting no telling how many cops he would have shot and Obama would have had his glory speech in the name of Gun control.

I see another shooting where Gun control wouldn't have saved the day.

First problem I see in our messed up laws this dumb a$$ with a gun shooting it to kill is only a ..."suspect"
"Suspected of ambushing" why maybe because he's the only one with a gun shooting at the officer..

I have just one thought in my coffee induced mind this morning.. what if he would have got away with it maybe 6or 7 cops shot over a evening would we be calling this Obama Day?
"And" what if the Cop didn't have a Gun just a night stick>>> let this be a lessen to all of the ISIS out there planning some stupid move in the name of Gun Control or ALLA ....don't go after someone with a Gun