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>and was told to freeze. He was being shouted at by police from across the street who were issuing several conflicting demands. The Wichita police showed up w
by jklinger410 8y ago
>and was told to freeze.
He was being shouted at by police from across the street who were issuing several conflicting demands.
The Wichita police showed up with the intention to kill him based on the false call and are hyper-prosecuting the swatter to make up for obviously murdering someone.
- tzs 8y ago> The Wichita police showed up with the intention to kill him based on the false call and are hyper-prosecuting the swatter to make up for obviously murdering someone 1. You've got your jurisdictions mixed up. These charges are not from Wichita. These are Federal charges in California. 2. Hyper-prosecuting? What in your opinion would be the correct level of prosecution for a couple dozen or so bomb threats all around the country to a variety of schools, shopping centers, apartments, and other public places plus a few swattings?
- jklinger410 8y agoPlease read the comment I was replying to so you can understand the context of mine. I have no intention of defending a swatter. My intention is to point out the diversion taking place by prosecuting him, without looking at what law enforcement did wrong.