fofo.rider 0 Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 Partager Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 SOURCE CNN extrait : "If this boy would've come to the door, opened the door, we probably wouldn't be talking," the sheriff said Sunday. Roommate Mike Rhoton said Strickland was unarmed, but may have been holding a video game controller when he went to the door as it was bashed in by officers. Strickland's dog, a German shepherd, also was shot to death. Lien à poster
fofo.rider 0 Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 Auteur Partager Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 Un autre point de vue WILMINGTON - When police came to search Peyton Strickland's rented house for stolen PlayStation 3 video games, they feared they might find him amid a small arsenal of firearms, according to a search warrant released late Monday. Police found snapshots on the Internet of a man they suspected to be Strickland's robbery partner posing with what appeared to be an assault rifle, pistols and a shotgun. A detective had seen a car belonging to the man, Ryan David Mills, 20, parked at Strickland's rental home, according to the search warrant, which also included two images of young men with guns. Lien à poster
Refuznik 0 Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 Partager Posté(e) le 7 décembre 2006 Bah oui, il est tout à fait normal de voir des policiers pénétrer chez soi, ouvrir le feu sur la personne venu voir ce qui se passe et après dire : - qui à fait le meilleur score ? J'aime bien l'excuse : Chef, chef, le suspect était armé. Il avait son pad à la main. Lien à poster
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