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I lived above it. I can answer some questions. Proof: https://imgur.com/a/7hKqmUe https://imgur.com/a/7hKqmUe Authoritative Sources of information: - https:/
by lykr0n 6y ago
I lived above it. I can answer some questions.
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/7hKqmUe https://imgur.com/a/7hKqmUe
Authoritative Sources of information:
- https://www.capitolhillseattle.com/ https://www.capitolhillseattle.com/
- https://twitter.com/Omarisal https://twitter.com/Omarisal
To kick things off:
- Local business hired a PMC/Local Armed Security group (don't remember the name) to provide real security after Car Tender was attacked. On the night that happened, they had a dude with an AR15. What happened was some junkie/non protester jumped a fence, started a fire, took some cash, and keys to vehicles. The owners (dude with a gun) detained him, but protesters started mobbing and forced them to release the dude who broke in. Some stuff was recovered by the mob.
- There was at least two armed groups of volunteer security. One organized one (the gun club mentioned and the now well known picture of the dude with the ar15, vest, and green bandana- this dude: https://libertyunyielding.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/armed-guard-ar-CHAZ-1200x630.jpg https://libertyunyielding.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/arm...) was part of it. From what I've been told, they were organized and mostly on the roof providing overwatch and sniper support in case something happened. The other group was possible gang bangers- these are the people who shot the white jeep and most likely executed one person. Then there is "Raz." I am unware of his involvement other then breaking multiple state and federal firearms laws.
- Towards the end, a majority of the population was a mixture of homeless, gang members, and non-local people who came to support the vision of CHAZ. There was protesters, but their numbers deminished
- _bxg1 6y agoI support drastic police reform, but anyone who thinks pure anarchy will work clearly doesn't know much history. It's been tried time and again and again. The sad truth is that it always implodes.
- lykr0n 6y agoI do as well. 100% we need reform. There are more then a few "for sale" signs in Capital Hill that I've walked past in the past few weeks. I watched a few people move out of my building and I'm planning on leaving shortly when I land a new job (or I don't)- just gotta find out which.