“I was about 50 feet away from the hot tub and saw them fire about six to eight shots,” Dave Stevens said. “I could see them near the hot tubs talking and shooting. I said, ‘I’m out of here, these guys are crazy,' and decided to leave. As I started heading up the trail I could see them shooting through the canyons. They were shooting toward the hills where people were camping.”
https://www.rt.com/usa/337665-campers-desert-guns-california/
Once again, only RT has the balls to report on this. Faggot ass Drudge declined to cover it, that hat wearing Heeb.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmkySNDX4dU
Bump, with little hope that the Western MSM will give it the attention it deserves.
From the locals:
http://deepcreekhotsprings.net/dchs/forum/read.php?1,25316,25317#msg-25317
"I heard many gunshots this morning, starting around 8, 8:30.. Sounded like two or three different guns with several dozen rounds fired, perhaps 100, very close to the springs. Word was going around that a group of men were chanting "Allah Akbar" and so forth during the gunfire, and dispersed up either side of the river. Shortly after, a helicopter began circling the area, and there was a bit of commotion. I began the hike up to Bowen ranch around 11:30 or so, during which 3 sheriffs with vests and rifles were questioning hikers coming down the trail. I heard two shots during the course of the hike. When I arrived at the top of the trail, by the parking lot, police had just apprehended 17 men, mostly of apparent Middle Eastern descent as well as one or two Caucasians. They all appeared very calm, with no signs of distress. Police were marching them in single file line, cuffed and carrying their gear behind their backs to the squad cars. I didn't see too much of what they were carrying but there were at least three fancy looking hookahs and lots of warm clothes. Police told me they seized several guns, and that half of the group was still on the loose, having run up the other side of the river. It was a very bizarre situation and I still don't understand the nature of this group or their meeting, but it doesn't appear that any people were targeted by the shooters. Without making too many assumptions, it would be safe to say it was a religiously motivated affair, seeing as this occurred on Easter Sunday."
A good read: http://deepcreekhotsprings.net/dchs/forum/read.php?1,25316,25317#msg-25317
Screaming at a wall, little help to keep this from siding?:
"Police told me they seized several guns, and that half of the group was still on the loose, having run up the other side of the river."
http://deepcreekhotsprings.net/dchs/forum/read.php?1,25316,25317#msg-25317
>>69255823
*sliding
/not a bump
meh, ok, I'm done. But mark my words, you will be hearing about this again. You homos missed the boat on something big.
I'm insulting homosexuals and Jews... To no avail.
LA Times gets props for being the only large, Western MSM to report on this:
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-17-men-with-guns-detained-and-released-i-20160328-story.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPGzdOCFcY8
what the fuck are you trying to say?
tldr
sum it up in two sentences, I'm busy in /sg/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pdQ3z1Ji8U
>>69256618
>what the fuck are you trying to say?
Terry is in California. And the media is too afraid to hurt sensitive Muzzy feels to report on it.
All the deleted Imgur pics:
http://archive.is/fvJk9
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to contact Deputy S. Scranton or Sergeant D. Rodriguez at *. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call the We-Tip Hotline at* or go online at wetip DOT com.
>None of the men had a criminal history or outstanding warrants for their arrest.
>other hikers in the area on Sunday were questioned by authorities, the sheriff's report said, but none of them witnessed gunfire.
>County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Jodi Miller said none of the men "interviewed yesterday were identified as terrorists
>Nevertheless, national forests are overseen by the US Forest Service, which does allow firearms in its areas pursuant to state laws and county ordinances.
oh fuck you
>>69257360
Suck a dick.
“I was about 50 feet away from the hot tub and saw them fire about six to eight shots,” Dave Stevens said. “I could see them near the hot tubs talking and shooting. I said, ‘I’m out of here, these guys are crazy,' and decided to leave. As I started heading up the trail I could see them shooting through the canyons. They were shooting toward the hills where people were camping.”
>>69257360
It's an open investigation, commie pinko.
"The FBI was asked to respond to reports of suspicious activity on federal land and we are currently working with local authorities to determine whether a crime occurred,"
Sounds like some nobody's or nobody hajis got drunk/high and spooked the locals
Hardly fucking national TV worthy OP you twat
>>69257360
Maybe 17 "Middle Eastern" men chanting and firing 100 rounds on Easter Sunday is common in your neck of the woods, but not here.
The "Portland 4" and San Bernadino shooters were also lawful gun owners...
This is going to be news, after something big happens. You will be reading "The suspects were detained and released by law enforcement in late march of 2016." Mark my words, Boris.
I just retweeted the story on twAtter everyone else should also
>>69258710
You, Sir are the twat.
“I’ve never seen that in the 30 years I’ve been going there,” he said. “Shooting off a firearm where so many people are camping is a crime in itself. They could have killed everyone there.”
There are very few, very controlled areas that you can fire a gun in the San Bernadino National Forest. They were not in one of those areas. No chicks, 17 young men chanting aloe snackbar whilst firing said weapons. You are a cuck and a fool if you think this was just a camping trip. Read more, investigate.
>>69259214
Good on you. It needs some attention, if even just for lulz.
This pic is a favorite of the feds
>>69255029
So was it illegal to shoot on that land?
On September 29, 2001, Battle, Ford and al Saoub were discovered while engaged in shooting practice in a gravel pit in Skamania County, Washington, near Washougal. Also present was Ali Khalid Steitiye, who did not become an indicted member of the Portland Seven on terrorism charges, but who was separately charged with other crimes. The group was discovered by Deputy Sheriff Mark Mercer who was acting on a tip from a neighbor who had heard gunfire in the pit.
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Deputy Mercer let the men go after taking their names and reported the incident to the FBI.
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Battle was taped in a secretly recorded conversation indicating that they had considered killing Deputy Mercer when confronted: “We was up there blowin it up … We was lightin’ it up … [W]e looked at it as worship because what our intentions were, to learn to shoot for. And a cop came up and he was like hey … you don’t understand how close he was gonna get popped … yeah, we was gonna pop him.” Battle later indicated they had opted not to kill the officer because he seemed "cool." [2] Battle, Ford, and al Saoub went on to become the core of the "Portland Seven".
The Portland Seven was a group of American Muslims from the Portland, Oregon area arrested in October 2002 as part of an FBI operation attempting to close down a terrorist cell. The seven were attempting to join Al Qaeda forces in their fight against the United States military and coalition forces in Afghanistan, or aiding in that attempt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portland_Seven
>>69259824
>So was it illegal to shoot on that land?
Yes it was. But LEOs failed to interview anyone that witnessed them firing. Dave Stevens had already left before LEO arrived:
“I was about 50 feet away from the hot tub and saw them fire about six to eight shots,” Dave Stevens said. “I could see them near the hot tubs talking and shooting. I said, ‘I’m out of here, these guys are crazy,' and decided to leave. As I started heading up the trail I could see them shooting through the canyons. They were shooting toward the hills where people were camping.”
https://www.rt.com/usa/337665-campers-desert-guns-california/
>>69259824
>So was it illegal to shoot on that land?
Recreational target shooting is an activity enjoyed by many people in Southern California. In the San Bernardino National Forest people can only shoot in designated and signed areas and only at certain times, due to fire danger rating. Contact your local Ranger Station to confirm the status of a shooting area. Target Shooting areas are often closed due to fire restrictions, road conditions, and/or other safety issues. Adventure Passes may be required.
http://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/sbnf/recreation/otheractivities/?recid=26225&actid=106
>>69260217
>According to the police report, all guns were properly registered,
Lel cuckifornia.
>"There was no evidence found that a crime had been committed by any of the subjects who were detained and they were released," the sheriff's report says.
Wow it's fucking nothing.
So far. Of course I can't wait to read about a couple dozen muzzies shooting up some mall or something in the coming weeks with the tag "several suspects were questioning weeks ago when hikers called police with reports of gunfire in a remote hiking trail"
>>69260784
>Of course I can't wait to read about a couple dozen muzzies shooting up some mall or something in the coming weeks with the tag "several suspects were questioning weeks ago when hikers called police with reports of gunfire in a remote hiking trail"
It's coming, dimes to dollars I bet
And I'm done. Moving on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DAiK5wbZX0
