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WACO, Texas (CNN) —A gun stuffed inside a bag of tortilla chips. Weapons wedged between bags of flour. A handgun left in a toilet.
Days after a massive shootout left nine bikers dead, police are finding more evidence and clues about what happened at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.
Among them: More than 1,000 weapons left behind. And some bikers may have stashed away even more, police said.
"These were vicious criminals that knew that they were in trouble, and they were trying to dispose of evidence," Waco Police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said.
With 170 suspects in custody, authorities have a complex investigation on their hands. All of the suspects face charges of engaging in organized crime, and each one has bail set at $1 million.
So far, only one person has made bail. Jeff Battey, 40, bonded out of the McLennan County jail on Wednesday, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation said.
There is your right to bear arms at work:
More than 1 000 weapons stashed at biker shooting scene National News - WLKY Home
WACO, Texas (CNN) —A gun stuffed inside a bag of tortilla chips. Weapons wedged between bags of flour. A handgun left in a toilet.
Days after a massive shootout left nine bikers dead, police are finding more evidence and clues about what happened at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.
Among them: More than 1,000 weapons left behind. And some bikers may have stashed away even more, police said.
"These were vicious criminals that knew that they were in trouble, and they were trying to dispose of evidence," Waco Police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said.
With 170 suspects in custody, authorities have a complex investigation on their hands. All of the suspects face charges of engaging in organized crime, and each one has bail set at $1 million.
So far, only one person has made bail. Jeff Battey, 40, bonded out of the McLennan County jail on Wednesday, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation said.
More at the link.
These bikers must have come from single-parent families, I suppose; we can blame their "absent fathers." LOL
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
All 9 dead bikers were shot. How many do I need to make the point?
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
All 9 dead bikers were shot. How many do I need to make the point?
Mostly by police firearms, from what we are hearing, Disarm the police?
Shows they weren't there for a picnic.
They were planning for a war.
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
All 9 dead bikers were shot. How many do I need to make the point?
Mostly by police firearms, from what we are hearing, Disarm the police?
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
All 9 dead bikers were shot. How many do I need to make the point?
Mostly by police firearms, from what we are hearing, Disarm the police?
Since the autopsy reports haven't been released, you are obviously making that up. Since this is make up shit Thursday, I'll excuse you this once.
You use the term "weapons." How many were actual firearms, and how many were things like chains, shiv's, bats, crowbars, etc?
All 9 dead bikers were shot. How many do I need to make the point?
Mostly by police firearms, from what we are hearing, Disarm the police?
"The assailants used all sorts of weapons -- brass knuckles, guns, knives and chains. And when police responded, Swanton said, some bikers turned their weapons on them."
There is your right to bear arms at work:
More than 1 000 weapons stashed at biker shooting scene National News - WLKY Home
WACO, Texas (CNN) —A gun stuffed inside a bag of tortilla chips. Weapons wedged between bags of flour. A handgun left in a toilet.
Days after a massive shootout left nine bikers dead, police are finding more evidence and clues about what happened at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.
Among them: More than 1,000 weapons left behind. And some bikers may have stashed away even more, police said.
"These were vicious criminals that knew that they were in trouble, and they were trying to dispose of evidence," Waco Police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said.
With 170 suspects in custody, authorities have a complex investigation on their hands. All of the suspects face charges of engaging in organized crime, and each one has bail set at $1 million.
So far, only one person has made bail. Jeff Battey, 40, bonded out of the McLennan County jail on Wednesday, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation said.
More at the link.
These bikers must have come from single-parent families, I suppose; we can blame their "absent fathers." LOL
Shows they weren't there for a picnic.
They were planning for a war.
something has to be done about white culture that produces such violent delinquents.9 thugs dead, 170 in jail with one million dollar bonds. Likely gonna be in jail for a long time. Sounds like the fight was a success.
