Entire Baltimore Neighborhood Under Lockdown: "Police Declared Martial Law"

originally posted by: Regnor
a reply to: EternalShadow

Well now it comes out Det. Sean Suiter was killed with his own gun and was going to testify for the Feds at a grand jury against some crooked cops

Slain Baltimore homicide Detective Sean Suiter was scheduled to testify before a federal grand jury in the case against a squad of indicted officers on the day after he was shot, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Wednesday evening

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But don't go all conspiracy, the cops don't think it's related. Yeah right.

Well if true goes a long way to explain what is happening and why.

a reply to: Regnor
We really need a time out as a nation.

corruption in govt and society is beyond out of control.


one thing john titor got right with his bs. future generations are going to paint our generations as one hell of a pathetic society.

a reply to: ketsuko

there are trashy parts of all cultures so just as long as you realize that and don't only point the fingers at "they" "them" "their" and you understand there are scumbags within your own culture as well. be an equal opportunity bigot it is the politically correct thing to do

a reply to: Regnor

i also just heard about this on the news, the plot thickens and not all is what it seems or what many on here assumed. we have to remember that we can't always just buy the official story and this one had me skeptical from the get go.

a reply to: EternalShadow

What exact law enables police to declare martial law? is this not a function of the president??

originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: EternalShadow

What exact law enables police to declare martial law? is this not a function of the president??

No its a function of congress.

The police reaction may seem a bit extreme but in a way its also about time they started really going after these killers. The part of this that really bothers me is that they do this when one of their own is murdered but not for the rest of us. If they showed this much enthusiasm for every murder maybe things would be different in this country.

a reply to: Lab4Us
so, it's a whole neighborhood of gang banger thugs? really??
there's no sickly old people who might be depending on their kids or grandkids to drop off their meds or do their grocery shopping for them. there's no young single moms who might be occasionally be dependent on their baby's father or their mother, or personal friends from outside of the neighborhood to swing by and drop off some diapers or formula, maybe to sit with the kids while she runs to a job interview or anything...
just a whole neighborhood of thugs...

did they at least let meals on wheels in??? or did the old and the sick be left to starve for three to four days?
what the police did could have endangered lives unless they were willing to let the family members or whoever the sick, elderly, or disabled were relying on continue doing their thing or were willing to do it themselves. or at least them them in to remove the vulnerable from the neighborhood.

originally posted by: dragonridr

originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: EternalShadow

What exact law enables police to declare martial law? is this not a function of the president??

No its a function of congress.

thanks for the correction - shoulda known that

But if investigators conclude the officer took his or her own life, many of those benefits are reduced, or unavailable entirely.

That’s a possibility that’s been raised in the death of Det. Sean Suiter, the police veteran who was shot last month in West Baltimore. Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis says investigators are not ruling out the possibility that his death was a suicide.

Suiter, a 43-year-old homicide detective, was shot in the Harlem Park neighborhood of West Baltimore on Nov. 15 as he investigated a triple homicide from 2016. He died the next day. He had been scheduled to testify before a federal grand jury investigating the police department’s corrupt gun squad.

BaltimoreSun.com, Dec. 8, 2017 - Possibility of suicide in Baltimore Det. Sean Suiter case puts some family benefits on the line.

BaltimoreSun.com, Dec. 13, 2017 - Uncle who helped raise Baltimore Det. Sean Suiter says family members 'deserve to find out the truth,' welcome FBI involvement.

This story is all kinds of crazy!

First report, shot point blank. Then the over response and ACLU. Then an investigation. The fact he was set to testify to a grand jury in a corruption case. The word "suicide" is now used by the police department. The family wants the FBI to investigate. No suspect. His own gun used. The FBI has made no comment.

And still no answers.