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0_0 » 22 Jun 2016 10:52 wrote:

ORLANDO — After an initial burst of fire between Omar Mateen and a security guard at the Pulse nightclub, a group of five to six police officers arrived on the scene within minutes, broke through a large glass window and entered the club as the killing of 49 people was underway inside, according to a Belle Isle police officer who was among the first responders.

In the first public accounting of those critical early minutes by an officer who actually went inside the club, Belle Isle police officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds inside “trying to locate exactly where the shooter was — we kept hearing people scream and shots fired.”

Cornwell said they never saw Mateen; he said the shooter had vanished inside the dimly lit club as Cornwell and the other officers followed the sounds of screams and echoing gunfire to the bathroom area where they presumed the gunman was now holed up. He said they aimed their assault rifles toward that area as the sounds of gunfire stopped. He said that they then followed orders to hold their position for what he described as “15 or 20 minutes — could’ve been longer” until the SWAT team arrived.

What is not entirely clear from Cornwell’s statements is whether the officers spent that entire period inside the club, guns aimed at the bathroom area, or whether they withdrew at some point to the outside of the club before SWAT arrived, leaving Mateen time to move freely about the club and possibly start shooting again. Cornwell declined to clarify this point among others, citing the ongoing investigation and instructions not to talk about such details.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/police ... id=UP97DHP

Also, you have to have very little empathy for the people who were the actual victims to be posting such rubbish.

stickdog99 » Wed Jun 22, 2016 10:51 am wrote:

0_0 » 22 Jun 2016 10:52 wrote:

ORLANDO — After an initial burst of fire between Omar Mateen and a security guard at the Pulse nightclub, a group of five to six police officers arrived on the scene within minutes, broke through a large glass window and entered the club as the killing of 49 people was underway inside, according to a Belle Isle police officer who was among the first responders.

In the first public accounting of those critical early minutes by an officer who actually went inside the club, Belle Isle police officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds inside “trying to locate exactly where the shooter was — we kept hearing people scream and shots fired.”

Cornwell said they never saw Mateen; he said the shooter had vanished inside the dimly lit club as Cornwell and the other officers followed the sounds of screams and echoing gunfire to the bathroom area where they presumed the gunman was now holed up. He said they aimed their assault rifles toward that area as the sounds of gunfire stopped. He said that they then followed orders to hold their position for what he described as “15 or 20 minutes — could’ve been longer” until the SWAT team arrived.

What is not entirely clear from Cornwell’s statements is whether the officers spent that entire period inside the club, guns aimed at the bathroom area, or whether they withdrew at some point to the outside of the club before SWAT arrived, leaving Mateen time to move freely about the club and possibly start shooting again. Cornwell declined to clarify this point among others, citing the ongoing investigation and instructions not to talk about such details.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/police ... id=UP97DHP

So we know that 5-6 cops, including at least 2 SWAT members, were inside the nightclub, but they were unable to locate a perp who was at the time actively shooting screaming people in the same nightclub?

Thanks for additional questions without any answers. That clears everything up,

MacCruiskeen » Wed Jun 22, 2016 8:27 am wrote:People in and near that city need to get out and unite and hold mass demonstrations before the Orlando Police HQ, and soon. With big placards saying: "RELEASE THE EVIDENCE" and "WE DEMAND TO HEAR THOSE RECORDINGS" and "WHY ARE YOU LYING TO US?" and "STOP BULLSHITTING US", and "50 DEAD & STILL NO ANSWERS" and just asking the most obvious fucking questions before public demonstrations are banned outright

by Grizzly » Wed Jun 22, 2016 10:39 am
Lost you say!? ...lmao! What a circus.

Loretta Lynch Admits That Federal Authorities Have Lost The Orlando Shooter's Wife
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-2 ... oters-wife

And perhaps most disturbing of all, according to Breaking911 citing CNN, US Attorney General Loretta Lynch says that she doesn't know if Salman has left the state or not

Novem5er » Wed Jun 22, 2016 11:00 am wrote:I seriously doubt that the FBI doesn't know where Noor Salman is. The ZeroHedge article may correctly report that the Attorney General does not personally know where she is, but that doesn't mean anything. The AG is also part-politician and it's very reasonable that she would deny first-hand knowledge of something to A) deny culpability, B) throw reporters off the trail of a witness/suspect. She never said that her department has no idea where Salman is, just that she wasn't aware specifically herself.

Remember that she's a lawyer and will be very specific with her language

Luther Blissett » Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:45 pm wrote:Doesn't appear as though the conspiracy theory that this was done as "retaliation" for Mateen having contracted AIDS from two Latino men during a threesome, as claimed by a former lover, has made it here yet. So at least there's that.

brekin » Wed Jun 22, 2016 6:17 pm wrote:

Luther Blissett » Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:45 pm wrote:Doesn't appear as though the conspiracy theory that this was done as "retaliation" for Mateen having contracted AIDS from two Latino men during a threesome, as claimed by a former lover, has made it here yet. So at least there's that.

Is that an actual theory or are you joshing? Because damn, that would be quite the spoiler theory.