White House Refuses to Address Arrests of Pro-Lifers

[disciple Clint]

Please don't play games. Evidence of it being an organised, top-down and intentional political policy. You have none. And I'm tired of pointing it out. Conversation over.

oh gosh my feeling are truly hurt. Have a nice day

 

[Hans Blaster]

The FBI considers these attacks to be terrorist attacks that fall under federal law I believe.

FBI joint terrorism task forces are “specifically focused” on attacks and threats against churches, “pro-life organizations,” pregnancy resource centers and similar organizations and facilities, Wray said.

I verified that pro-life offices were firebombed as the photos in the Lifesite report.

Today's news (Madison, WI):

Feds arrest man in firebombing of an anti-abortion group using DNA from a partly eaten burrito

"Authorities were able to pull DNA off of a Mason jar they found inside, as well as from the window glass and on a lighter found at the scene, a Dane County deputy who serves on a FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force wrote in an affidavit."

Suspect was tied to someone with similar protest graffiti and then:

"Early this month, law enforcement officers watched Roychowdhury toss a brown fast-food bag on top of a trash bin in a parking lot. Authorities recovered the bag, which contained "a quarter portion of a partially eaten burrito wrapped in waxed paper, a soiled napkin, a crumpled napkin, a stack of napkins, the wrapper of the burrito, a crumpled food wrapper, four unopened hot sauce packets," according to the affidavit."

(As the reporter notes -- also top "burrito" news.)

 

[essentialsaltes]

Today's news (Madison, WI):

Feds arrest man in firebombing of an anti-abortion group using DNA from a partly eaten burrito

That is (seriously) some fine police work, Lou.

 

[Pommer]

Today's news (Madison, WI):

Feds arrest man in firebombing of an anti-abortion group using DNA from a partly eaten burrito

"Authorities were able to pull DNA off of a Mason jar they found inside, as well as from the window glass and on a lighter found at the scene, a Dane County deputy who serves on a FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force wrote in an affidavit."

Suspect was tied to someone with similar protest graffiti and then:

"Early this month, law enforcement officers watched Roychowdhury toss a brown fast-food bag on top of a trash bin in a parking lot. Authorities recovered the bag, which contained "a quarter portion of a partially eaten burrito wrapped in waxed paper, a soiled napkin, a crumpled napkin, a stack of napkins, the wrapper of the burrito, a crumpled food wrapper, four unopened hot sauce packets," according to the affidavit."

(As the reporter notes -- also top "burrito" news.)

If the guy liked the hot sauce and used them he probably have finished that burrito and still be free?

 

[DaisyDay]

If the guy liked the hot sauce and used them he probably have finished that burrito and still be free?

No, there was still DNA on the soiled napkin and fingerprints.

So, what have we learned? If you want to get away with crime, don't post selfies of you committing the act and take your trash with you. Better yet, don't do it.

 

[Hans Blaster]

No, there was still DNA on the soiled napkin and fingerprints.

So, what have we learned? If you want to get away with crime, don't post selfies of you committing the act and take your trash with you. Better yet, don't do it.

Criming is like camping. Pack in. Pack out. (And wear gloves when you handle components of your bombs.)