Momoffourboys
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San Bernardino shooting victims: Who they were
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-san-bernardino-shooting-victims-htmlstory.html
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But what are you going to say when you call? Is it against the law to get boxes, work in your garage at night, and have different men coming by? The only reason I'm asking this, it wasn't too long after 9/11 and we had a very nice Middle Eastern couple with their three kids living next door. I hadn't seen the husband for awhile, and different men were coming and going from the house. I was concerned, but I also was afraid maybe something bad happened to the husband. It turns out the husband was in Iraq, being an interpreter of some kind, and the men coming and going were relatives helping the wife with the three boys. If you don't witness something criminal, what do you say to the police, I don't like the way this or that person looks like? I'm sure this woman is beating herself up inside.
I think she feels guilty for not calling and is looking for an acceptable excuse, but if what she's saying is true... I don't have a lot of respect for cowards. She can blame PC but she made her own choices. Maybe lives could have been saved if she'd faced her fear and put her own feelings aside.
JMO
Exactly. I do most of my shopping online. Been working on a lot of projects for my house in the garage. What's the difference? I'm white.
What were the police going to investigate? Nothing described there is suspicious.
But what are you going to say when you call? Is it against the law to get boxes, work in your garage at night, and have different men coming by? The only reason I'm asking this, it wasn't too long after 9/11 and we had a very nice Middle Eastern couple with their three kids living next door. I hadn't seen the husband for awhile, and different men were coming and going from the house. I was concerned, but I also was afraid maybe something bad happened to the husband. It turns out the husband was in Iraq, being an interpreter of some kind, and the men coming and going were relatives helping the wife with the three boys. If you don't witness something criminal, what do you say to the police, I don't like the way this or that person looks like? I'm sure this woman is beating herself up inside.
Just heard on FOX that they were looking at isis propoganda on the computer.
I really think it's unfair to blame the neighbor for not reporting. We have no idea what she thought, we only have a statement from another person saying what she may have thought. That's so far removed from what was actually going through her head, I don't think it can truly be relied upon. It seems like a terribly cruel thing to say that because of her fourteen people died.
Can you imagine calling 911 and saying my neighbors are in their garage a lot and different men were coming and going from the house.
and LE coming right over ...................... and getting a search warrent cause a nieghbor was in his garage and seemed to have friends !!
IMO its a cell, which is really creepy and LA aint all that far away imo
I am being 100% honest when I say that I would call LE. I have contacted LE about packages I have seen on mass transit and at airport. I have no shame and no guilt about reporting anything suspicious.
There is no law that I know of that says you cannot report someone who made you suspicious for ANY reason. Its up to LE to investigate or not once they receive a report.
Everyone is different and anyone could get suspicious of someone for different reasons. Whether its suspected drug sellers next door OR new people showing up all of a sudden in recent weeks that you have never seen before.
IMO common sense needs to rule.
It sounds to me that there were at least 2 people on that block that did not call but were suspicious. The interview I saw was a news reporter last night who had spoken to a female neighbor and he was telling us what she said directly (sorry no link).
It sounds like this person in this article below is another person that also did not call but was suspicious:
"A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people."
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015...ch-redlands-home-tied-to-suspect-syed-farook/
I think this is a very important topic because I think people are being coerced into not making those calls when years ago they probably would have called LE.
All JMO of course.
IMO the key deal here is what would one expect LE to do - go to a judge , get a search warrent for someone using the garage they pay for and having company
I truly do not beleive they would get a search warrent !
IMO this is getting close to pulling over africian americans and it is dangerous . Would anyone call the police on white people who use the garage they pay for and have company.
Now that we know their garage was a bomb factory would we expect them to say to LE come to my garage !!
You are braver than I there is no way I would expect LE to come because someone was in their garage and having company . I would end up being evaluated for an invol commiment!
There is no law that I know of that says you cannot report someone who made you suspicious for ANY reason. Its up to LE to investigate or not once they receive a report.
Everyone is different and anyone could get suspicious of someone for different reasons. Whether its suspected drug sellers next door OR new people showing up all of a sudden in recent weeks that you have never seen before.
IMO common sense needs to rule.
It sounds to me that there were at least 2 people on that block that did not call but were suspicious. The interview I saw was a news reporter last night who had spoken to a female neighbor and he was telling us what she said directly (sorry no link).
It sounds like this person in this article below is another person that also did not call but was suspicious:
"A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people."
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2015...ch-redlands-home-tied-to-suspect-syed-farook/
I think this is a very important topic because I think people are being coerced into not making those calls when years ago they probably would have called LE.
All JMO of course.
I am being 100% honest when I say that I would call LE. I have contacted LE about packages I have seen on mass transit and at airport. I have no shame and no guilt about reporting anything suspicious.