FBI Arrests Man in Connection to Pipe Bombs

originally posted by: Ahabstar
a reply to: neo96

In Florida, convicted felons cannot vote, hold office or serve on jury duty.

The Governor of Florida can restore voting rights to a felon.

a reply to: TheRedneck

trying to somehow get into his head to see what kind of crazy this guy is.

There are some artificial means of inducing psychosis. If you're really trying, that is.

a reply to: neo96

I am pleasantly surprised that his DNA would be in a database when for years there has been a fight to get DNA into the database in a timely fashion or even under a decade after collection. Hopefully this is a sign that the rapid DNA input is working.

Now we have to worry about LEO collecting before conviction and what they do wtih that but that's for another thread topic.

a reply to: Phage

How would they know they are reused if they are not marked?

Everyone is a criminal. Tons of laws are written so vaguely I'm sure everyone has broken one.

a reply to: Phage
True, that could have been a possibility, so I'll leave it as an optional solution. Though I still wonder who opened Brennan's parcel.

a reply to: theantediluvian
Though I did post an item from the USPS as to what the protocol is in this case like that. Phage does provide a possible answer though that it was an oversight.

a reply to: xuenchen

Even if we discount the postal markings, there is that. Why did somebody open up a parcel that wasn't listed to them, and why did that person allow Jim Acosta to stop and take pictures of it after it was revealed to be a possible bomb? The CNN bomb smells, and if it smells but still resembles the other bombs, then that should rise some flags.

a reply to: More1ThanAny1

How would they know they are reused?

I'm not going to tell you.

a reply to: Phage

Not necessary. Just take a way my smokes. I'll have this Sayoc fellow in a fetal position in the corner whimpering for mercy....

TheRedneck

a reply to: Guyfriday

Why did somebody open up a parcel that wasn't listed to them,

Mail addressed to a company, even by name, is the property of the company, not the named person.

But as I'm coming to understand it, the package might not have been opened at CNN. That sequence of events is a little vague.

a reply to: Phage

Going out on a limb here? Presume he was on some form of prescriptions....and seeing or seen a hyptnotist therapist. cough

"The defendant contacted a rep (from) Florida Power and Light Co. ... by telephone and threatened to blow up FPL," a Miami Police Department report about the incident reads. The caller "threatened to blow up the building if FP&L turned off his light," the report reads. Records show that Sayoc pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year of probation. Lowy, now the attorney for Sayoc's mother and sisters, says they have told him to get treatment.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I'm seeing that this guy was a Green Party supporter that worked in the DNC mail room.

pbs.twimg.com...

True or False?
Can someone please clear this up?

Let me clear it up: literally anyone can edit that site you posted an image to.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Cesar Sayoc is an amateur body builder and former stripper, a loner with a long arrest record who showed little interest in politics until Donald Trump came along.

apnews.com...

This guy was basically a 50 year old virgin.

Atypical.

a reply to: Guyfriday

Is it even remotely possible that the CNN bomb was a plant to bump ratings?

Not sure even I believe that, but it is a conspiracy site...

TheRedneck

a reply to: dojozen

I was joking. The Redneck wanted to "get into his head." I made a suggestion on how to do so.

a reply to: TheRedneck

Fox had it live too.

originally posted by: Shamrock6

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: neo96

Just because he was charged with a felony doesn't mean that's what he got. The fact that he pled guilty could mean a plea deal for a lesser charge was made.

He received a one year probation on the bomb threat charge, which was a felony.

However.....

The court record shows that it was entered as "with hold adjudication with special conditions." That typically means that he got probation and if he completed his probation without further incident, and whatever other conditions were included, that was the end of it. That would mean he wouldn't have a felony conviction on his record.

The only two other charges that show up in the Miam-Dade system for him are both misdemeanors. In Broward County, he has a much longer record, but the felony cases against him that I looked at all had "adjudication with held" on them as the disposition. I didn't go through every single case he had in Broward, but the ones I did were either WH ADJ or Nolle Pros'd in the disposition.

That clears it up, thank you.

a reply to: Phage


"vague" is an understatement. The CNN angle is down right Mudd.

a reply to: neo96

Another stripper tries to take Trump down. I see a pattern here.

originally posted by: Identified
a reply to: neo96

I am pleasantly surprised that his DNA would be in a database when for years there has been a fight to get DNA into the database in a timely fashion or even under a decade after collection. Hopefully this is a sign that the rapid DNA input is working.

Now we have to worry about LEO collecting before conviction and what they do wtih that but that's for another thread topic.

Was his DNA in the data base or did they just check after he was arrested for finger prints as further backup to his relationship with the packages.

a reply to: TheRedneck

Do we know who took the CNN pic?

originally posted by: More1ThanAny1
a reply to: neo96

Another stripper tries to take Trump down. I see a pattern here.

Avenetti to represent!

He's hard up for cash