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Originally posted by SMOKINGGUN2012
I have absolutely come to the conclusion that some if not all of these outrageous claims of actors or the event not taking place,
Originally posted by SMOKINGGUN2012...yet some continue to discuss them.
Originally posted by shasta9600
Originally posted by SMOKINGGUN2012
I have absolutely come to the conclusion that some if not all of these outrageous claims of actors or the event not taking place,
It's not outrageous to claim a group of people are actors, when just about every single person interviewed from this event, realistically appears to be an actor.
Originally posted by DelMarvel
Originally posted by shasta9600
Originally posted by SMOKINGGUN2012
I have absolutely come to the conclusion that some if not all of these outrageous claims of actors or the event not taking place,
It's not outrageous to claim a group of people are actors, when just about every single person interviewed from this event, realistically appears to be an actor.
And what is the definition of "realistically appears to be an actor"?
Originally posted by SMOKINGGUN2012
I do NOT remember this evidence ever being talked about but this story from Dec 27 says the guy in the woods was an off-duty tactical squad police officer from another town AND he had a gun?? WHAT?? I never saw this did anyone else? So an off duty cop from another town who was armed got chased through the woods? What was he doing there exactly?
newtownbee.com...
By grim coincidence, even as the terrible events were unfolding in Newtown on Friday morning, the Putnam County Emergency Response Team (“ERT”) happened to be assembled for regular training in Carmel, and team members were at that very moment engaged in a mock scenario of an active-shooter in a school. The ERT is comprised of specially trained and heavily armed officers from the Sheriff’s Office and the Carmel and Kent Police Departments. When news broke of the Newtown shooting, the Putnam County ERT commander called Newtown Police and offered to have the ERT respond to the Sandy Hook school, but that response was not needed because Connecticut police had already secured the scene.
As information circulated about the Newtown violence, the Sheriff’s Office notified school district officials in Putnam County. The Sheriff’s Office and local police departments dispatched patrols to establish a security presence at area elementary schools and to augment the security already in place at most of the high schools and middle schools in the County, where deputy sheriffs are regularly assigned as school resource officers (“SROs”).
Ironically, members of the Putnam County Emergency Response Team—a highly trained group of officers used when crises of this type occur—were training Friday in Carmel.
Sheriff Don Smith said the team members contacted officials in Connecticut and offered their assistance: “Our ERT was thanked but since the scene in Connecticut was secured in a matter of minutes, there was no need for the local police to respond.”
The Sheriff’s Office and local police departments dispatched patrols to establish a security presence at area elementary schools and to augment the security already in place at most of the high schools and middle schools in the County, where deputy sheriffs are regularly assigned as school resource officers (“SROs”).www.ctpost.com...