Zone1 Crooks was dead within seconds of his pulling the trigger

[Fort Fun Indiana]

So the secret service snipers are pretty damn good at what they do. My question to those of you who may be familiar with this line of work is this... To take him out so quickly with the snipers have had to know where he was already? Or.... Is it possible they were able to find him because he was shooting and take him out that quickly?

Jo

They're good at what they do.

 

[DukeU]

Excuse me...

but it appears to me that the order that went out "DIRECTLY from the Biden White House to the "Lady" who is head director of the Secret Service was an order to... let the shooter shoot first, then take him out.

This was done on purpose with the dirty and very demonic democrats in the White House hoping the shooter would kill Trump right away. The secret service was supposed to come out of this smelling like a rose. Instead they look like sorry inapt and worthless agents.

^^^^THIS^^^^^^

 

[DukeU]

They're good at what they do.

Not in this case.

 

[fncceo]

the unguarded rooftop with a perfect line of sight 150 yards from the stage?

The rooftop of a building that, apparently, already had police in it.

 

[80zephyr]

They are all wired. Why didn't the rooftop agents radio his bodyguards to have him leave the stage?

 

[Weatherman2020]

So the secret service snipers are pretty damn good at what they do. My question to those of you who may be familiar with this line of work is this... To take him out so quickly with the snipers have had to know where he was already? Or.... Is it possible they were able to find him because he was shooting and take him out that quickly?

Jo

He was in their sights before the assassination. Why they waited is the rotten fish everyone smells.

 

[Weatherman2020]

One thing I haven’t heard is why they put two snipers side by side.

Combat 101: flank your target. Those snipers should have been 90-120 degrees apart. That gives you good visibility if one view is blocked from an area. And if shooting starts you’ve now got a kill zone and your target can’t hide behind someone or something.

 

[fncceo]

They are all wired. Why didn't the rooftop agents radio his bodyguards to have him leave the stage?

Why would they want their intended target to leave the kill zone?

I'll bet they're wishing they'd hired a better shooter... or used an alternate in the book depository

 

[task0778]

The rooftop of a building that, apparently, already had police in it.

Think about it, why would you have police in the building instead of outside, guarding the God Damned doors?

AND, since when do we give anybody a free 1st shot at a president or ex-president? If you point a gun at them then it's your ass as far as I'm concerned. The snipers had to wait for effing permission to fire at the assassin? LOL, I wonder how long it took for somebody to say, "yeah go ahead".

 

[fncceo]

AND, since when do we give anybody a free 1st shot at a president or ex-president? If you point a gun at them then it's your ass as far as I'm concerned.

If you're a cop and a shooter draws on a homeless crack head... you have permission to fire.

Police have firearms to protect the public and themselves, in that order.

In this case, police were only there to clean up loose ends after the dead was done.

 

[Mac-7]

The rooftop of a building that, apparently, already had police in it.

In the building is very different from stationing a police officer on top of the building

 

[leftwinger]

For the love of God, watch the video. The SS were on the roof behind Trump sighted and pointed on the target. Why they waited until he fired is a shocker and a mystery?

They weren’t quick enough. A guy crawling on a roof and lining up his gun is a threat. Take it out before. //

 

[justoffal]

Excuse me...

but it appears to me that the order that went out "DIRECTLY from the Biden White House to the "Lady" who is head director of the Secret Service was an order to... let the shooter shoot first, then take him out.

This was done on purpose with the dirty and very demonic democrats in the White House hoping the shooter would kill Trump right away. The secret service was supposed to come out of this smelling like a rose. Instead they look like sorry inapt and worthless agents.

That female meatball who looked like she thought her gun was a a shoe horn bc was particularly amusing.

 

[sparky]

Excuse me...

but it appears to me that the order that went out "DIRECTLY from the Biden White House to the "Lady" who is head director of the Secret Service was an order to... let the shooter shoot first, then take him out.

definite failure of communications Cross

more than likely followed by failure of investigation

~S~

 

[skye]

He should have been dead before pulling that trigger'

Crooks was dead within seconds of his pulling the trigger​

 

[task0778]

He should have been dead before pulling that trigger'

Crooks was dead within seconds of his pulling the trigger​

Wonder if it was Biden would the SS sniper have waited until the assassin fired or nailed him before. IOW, are the rules of engagement different for Biden vs Trump? The answer should be NO, but is it? I got my doubts.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Wow. I see we have lost another one to the slimepit of fucking crazy.

Thanks for the update.

I am not particularly interested in how you fuck, though.

 

[Stryder50]

No trump hired him. It was all planned.

Planned soo well that Trump knew when to turn his head so the puke would be able to do a crack shot where the bullet only grazes the ear.
Damn excellent split second timing on the part of both of them.
Unfortunately the puke flashed back to videogame playing and shot a few others, in the crowd, killing one innocent bystander.

T.T., if only you had a brain, you'd be smarter than the scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz.

 

[Esdraelon]

My issue here is how quickly it happened. He got off four or five shots all within seconds and then BOINK! Right in the noggin!

Were the snipers waiting for him? Were they watching him all along? OR...are they really THAT GOOD that they were able to locate him within seconds, bullseye his head and then pop him?

I mean I'm willing to say that maybe they are just that good....they should be the best of the best.

I know that there are former gun slingers here....need you guys to chime in on this.

I've seen video of that counter-sniper team where BOTH of them were focused on one spot for 42 seconds, then, right after he opens fire, they kill him. I'll never believe the story out of DC.

 

[Stryder50]

Wonder if it was Biden would the SS sniper have waited until the assassin fired or nailed him before. IOW, are the rules of engagement different for Biden vs Trump? The answer should be NO, but is it? I got my doubts.

According to this, which I posted in another thread, the ROE is the same for both.

Secret Service Snipers Instructed NOT to Fire Until AFTER Assassin Takes the First Shot​

• July 15, 2024
• American Patriot

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In a pivotal report released by White House and National Political Correspondent Susan Crabtree, the Secret Service’s failure to adequately protect President Donald J. Trump and his entourage during a recent Pennsylvania rally has been brought to light.

Crabtree highlighted several potential contributing factors to this failure, including the absence of drones and deficiencies in the “DEI” protocols within the Secret Service.

However, the most significant revelation was that Trump’s safety was compromised due to rules of engagement prohibiting snipers from taking action until an assailant has already fired a shot.

Crabtree’s report shed light on the alarming vulnerabilities in the security measures surrounding the President, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the Secret Service in safeguarding high-profile individuals.

The limitations imposed on snipers’ ability to intervene preemptively have sparked widespread apprehension regarding the adequacy of protection provided to national leaders.

This exposé serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of robust security protocols for individuals holding prominent positions.
The findings presented by Crabtree underscore the pressing need for a thorough reevaluation and potential overhaul of security strategies within the Secret Service to ensure comprehensive protection for President Trump and other dignitaries.
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