Dallas Cop Killed On Video by Highly Trained Killer! Video Here

I just came across a video of one of the cops being killed quite clearly, looks like a highly trained killer if you ask me.

Video: www.youtube.com...
Description: Killed by a pro, notice how he shoots the wall to distract the cop before airing him out. Notice the red dot beam too



What do you guys think of this? Could be average joe, could be government agent/op, either way this guy was well prepared, lasers and all.


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a reply to: theySeeme

Video link does not work

Just put the letters after the = sign in the ats youtube thingy.


I know nothing of tactics but it sure did look like he may have had some military experience or watched many movies.
It is just so so sad all of it.

a reply to: TheKnightofDoom

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a reply to: Blaine91555

Thank you...

now is it just me or does that guy look like he's playing call of duty

Wtf is happening down there!!

That was a highly trained shooter , look how he's moving around the pillar.

a reply to: theySeeme

NOPE they used an AR15 on police and got caught.
.223 will be stopped by some body armor a higher caliber round would work, but the fact that they are getting caught indicates activists or amatures.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

AP rounds would work as well. It would explain some of the sparks we saw. I think they "had" and escape plan.

From what I understand, people attending this march were encouraged to open carry. I think only the sibling of the coordinator actually did. From that, I gather that they were going to slip into the crowd with their weapons as if everything was good. I don't think they anticipated being surrounded.

There's a big difference between being trained enough to pull this off and being a professional.

These guys had enough training to pull it off. They thought about it and executed without hesitation. So they know the concept of violence of action and they know how to move.

Doesn't mean they are professionals, however. You can get tactical training on Youtube and just practice what you see.

a reply to: projectvxn

If it WAS a professional he would have had more variables covered, they don't suicide or get caught.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

Even professionals get caught. But again that all depends on the motivations of these guys.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

Unless it's a patsy that was given some tactical training but not the full plan.

Also, there's other video that shows the same scene from a different angle, at ground level. To the right, which we can't see here, there are few cop cars so the Tahoe may also be a cop car.

In the other video it looked like he snuck up behind a group of officers and ambushed and then retreated. One advanced on him and then he pulled his maneuver circling back and executed him. It really kind of looked like a distraction.

Sorry, can't find the video but it aired on MSNBC.

Maybe not trained, but experienced more then likely
a reply to: theySeeme

If you're engaging in a suicide mission, the end result doesn't really matter as long as the targets are down.

This is a planned operation.

Just showed the other angle on CNN too. It's social media video from Michael Kevin Bautista if anyone can find it.

www.facebook.com...

The Black Panther Party had a militant arm that recruited veterans to kill cops and carry out bombings.

BLM mirrors TBPP in so many ways, a situation like this was almost inevitable.

Interview of the first video taker revealed the officer shot the suspect in the back and the suspect didn't flinch, turned around and shot the officer. So armor on underneath and not phased by the pressure of the impact.

a reply to: theySeeme

That audio video is psychedelic.

And that is all.

The way he moved in, he closed down the target, but he lets his muzzle point to the ground before he slices the pie. Anyone with training would know the weapons always up and following your line of sight. He lets it drop for 2 or 3 seconds, which could have been enough time for the cop to shoot before he even had his weapon raised, he doesn't go round the column with the weapon ready on his shoulder. I don't see much training or discipline here. He could also have used the car as cover if the cop didn't know he was there, and opened up the angle without putting himself in the line of fire.