Active Shooter at Washington Navy Yard, Reports of Multiple People Shot

dam00

Tazkven
I know a few have linked to pictures of Aaron Alexis but for those that do not clicking links I uploaded the picture, for your viewing pleasure ...

So who and where is the white guy

when it was reported as multiple shooters it was a black guy and a white guy at least
the the guy from the press report was not really bothered about a second gun man on the loose
im very confused with all this

Seems that suspect #2 (to whom you are referring) was due to his badge being next to the dead suspect #1. HE has been found, questioned, and released as no longer a suspect.

He was thrown out of the navy for the discharging a firearm arrest... Seems like just another work place violence incident.. I mean forget about the subsequent shooter that was with him..

reply to post by dam00


When questioned about a second shooter at the FBI press conference just now, they were insistant that they were not certain that there is a second shooter. They stated an uncertainty at this point. The investigation is ongoing.

The death toll is 13, not 12. Seems a critically injured person died. 3 more injured people not expected to die.

reply to post by dam00


The white guy was cleared after he was found and spoken with. He was seen on surveillance with a gun, but that was after a person near him was shot and he was responding to the whole incident. The other person they are looking for is black, age 50ish, OD garb. They dont know if he has anything to do with this, just trying to find out.

MSNBC has pretty much stopped talking about what hapoened and is doing nothing but harping on gun control.

Wonder if Biden will comment on the double barreled shotgun?

Did a Google image search on Aaron Alexis (the shooter) for Twitter...and a photo of a young man under that name came up matching the general description of the shooter.

The page that came up has a hyphenated last name Aaron Alexis-_________ and gives a redirection page
to another twitter 'nickname' for the guy.

I'm still not sure it's the same guy (so I won't post the link)...but the redirected page which also has his photo gives a last Twitter entry of June 3rd.....and also has posting mentioning the Boston victims.

reply to post by dam00


It looks like they are being erased from the story , to make it appear to be the loan madman shooter again.
This creates a better scenario , to push gun confiscation, mentally illness screening for gun owners , possible tie-ins with radical groups ( conspiracy theorists) , alternate media verses new bill regarding journalism , possible ties with Syria and any number of other connections based on the shooters ( there were 3, not one ) mental state. Also to dismiss any idea that it was a coordinated operation from within the U.S military itself.

Krakatoa

dam00

Tazkven
I know a few have linked to pictures of Aaron Alexis but for those that do not clicking links I uploaded the picture, for your viewing pleasure ...

So who and where is the white guy

when it was reported as multiple shooters it was a black guy and a white guy at least
the the guy from the press report was not really bothered about a second gun man on the loose
im very confused with all this

Seems that suspect #2 (to whom you are referring) was due to his badge being next to the dead suspect #1. HE has been found, questioned, and released as no longer a suspect.

Thanks !
I have been trying to keep up, but its getting late in the UK
starred

thanks to the others

Guns don't kill people ... people kill people!!!

Are we not tired of this old chestnut..I know I am!

Oh yea and without guns people cant make lumps of lead and copper
fly through the air at super sonic speeds .. accurately and repeatably!

But guns don't kill people do they..

Now sort it out gun lobby

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Well, if you pay any attention at all to the facts thus far, you'll see that they've found the white guy, found him not to be a part of this. He was a person actually responding to the incident. The other black guy being searched for is a bit older and they dont know if he has anything to do with it.

Speculating is find and dandy, but people saying "OMG, he was definitely another shooter!" are just plain stupid. Nobody saw a second person shoot anything, it was just a witness saying that they saw this other guy with a gun.

starfoxxx

The Navy Yard shooter has been identified as 34-year-old Aaron Alexis from Fort Worth, Texas, according to the Associated Press and NBC News citing law enforcement officials.
Few details are available so far about Alexis, but someone with the same name was apparently arrested for discharge of a firearm in Forth Worth in 2010.

Police believe Alexis had a concealed carry permit for a weapon, the Associated Press reports.

In 2010, Alexis' gun apparently went off while he was in his apartment. The bullet shot a hole through his upstairs neighbor's floor.

NBC News in Dallas/Forth Worth obtained the arrest report. An excerpt from the narrative is posted below:

[The upstairs neighbor] also told me that her downstairs neighbor ARR (Alexis,Aaron) has called the police several times on her for being loud however the police always said they didn't hear anything and no action was taken. She said that several days ago Aaron confronted her in the parking lot about making too much noise. June told me that she is terrified of Aaron and feels that this was done intentionally.
Alexis reportedly told police that he was cleaning his gun when it accidentally went off.

Read more: www.businessinsider.com...

I think this guys been a loose cannon for a while..

You're right-- that does sound a little suspect. Especially in light of today's events.

I currently don't have an opinion about the nature of the shooting, but I wonder if the False Flag crowd will focus in on the fact that he had a concealed carry permit. Could be seen as fitting in with an "anti gun" agenda that some have been seeing for a while now... You know, a "false flag" / staged event answer to the gun advocates' argument that criminals often get their guns illegally, and gun enthusiasts (the type of people serious enough to get a concealed permit) are more responsible with firearms....

Just pointing out....



That said, as an aside-- I really hate that type of neighbor. I live in a place with very thin walls / floors / ceiling. If someone in the bedroom below me is talking at a decent volume, I can sometimes even make out the words they're saying. The last guy that lived down there was a real jerk. He often had friends over, partied, played loud music. I never, and I mean ever complained. On the other hand, if I even walked around too much, he would flip out. Who doesn't love a double-standard?

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Just watch the spin. It will end up being nothing like what really happened.

Why does the media keep saying. One white male shooter and one African American shooter? What is wrong with saying black? This African American terminology seems like a tool to create racial divide.

rigel4
Guns don't kill people ... people kill people!!!

Are we not tired of this old chestnut..I know I am!

Oh yea and without guns people cant make lumps of lead and copper
fly through the air at super sonic speeds .. accurately and repeatably!

But guns don't kill people do they..

Now sort it out gun lobby

No but they can wield a sword or machete or any other blade and stab someone to death.
If a nutter wants to kill someone or a group of people, they WILL kill someone or a group of people.

Gun crime has dropped dramatically since an upsurge in people buying guns TO PROTECT THEMSELVES.

So what do you say?
Knives dont kill people, people kill people?

Or maybe we should ban knives also, and chainsaws too.

Or cars dont kill people, people kill people?

Ban cars next?

I have an interesting bit of information to share....I just got off the phone with my brother and he reminded me of something that happened earlier this year.

I'll try to keep this as brief as possible but it does involve security measures taken at such bases.

He worked for a company that would go into businesses to do inventory...mostly retail but, in February of this year the company was contracted to work at Andrews Air Force base.

He was extremely nervous about going and for a good reason. He is a convicted felon. He has two armed robbery charges as well as an escape charge. He was worried that they would perform a thorough background check on him and he would loose his job as a result. Apparently the company that hired him did no such check on him otherwise, they would never had hired him in the first place. Yet, our gov't used them as a contractor.

Long story short....he called me after the first day to let me know how it went and he then proceeded to tell me that not only did he get in...no problem at all but, he also saw Marine One! Yep, the presidents very own helicopter.

I was floored!

reply to post by Pinkorchid


What really happened is that a bunch of people were shot, and that there are a total of 13 dead people, one of them being a shooter.

Much of the media is just plain stupid, but people who automatically assume a conspiracy or inside job are just as stupid as the media mouths.

reply to post by Skeptic0verlord


Well, the stupid part is that there wasnt even a "white male" shooter.

reply to post by Skeptic0verlord


Why even African American? we all have names , last I heard he was American, why can't we leave it at that?

ML8715
for those asking about how many were injured - the person on the press conference said there is "probably a dozen or so" injured

Thank you.

Skeptic0verlord
Why does the media keep saying. One white male shooter and one African American shooter? What is wrong with saying black? This African American terminology seems like a tool to create racial divide.

It is all about the PC thing to do. Black is not acceptable, such as negro no longer is. The "proper" term now, is "African-American". It is supposed to lend credence to the fact that they were forced by slavery to be here, and that in fact, their actual heritage is African, and they are forced Americans. It is like a constant reminder of their "victimhood".

Lest we, nor they, forget their roots or true reason for why they are here to begin with.

You are correct. In reality, it breeds anger, hate, and divisiveness through "political correctness".

This is how it was explained to me.