Police Raid by Parkville Middle this morning?

CrazySanMan · Feb 26, 2014

I haven't spoken to her, but my wife just posted this to her Facebook page:

Ok, so I pulled away from dropping my kids off at Parkville Middle School and there are about 15 under cover police officers with shields about to "surprise" someone in a house one block away. Poor timing officers. Too many kids walking right by on the way to school!!! WTH? Btw, guns were drawn ready for action.

A bunch of her friends with kids in the school are LIVID about it. Any idea what's going on?

Edit: I found a few more comments. A friend of hers said:

pct 8 was very vague.... claims the raid happened earlier & PMS was aware..... i call bs. i also called the news

and my wife replied:

They weren't running which tells me they this was preplanned. They were approaching ninja-like going through other people's yard. They parked at the corner of Avondale and Willoughby. 7:52 they were just getting out of vehicles.

Maverick0313 · Feb 26, 2014

This kind of thing is getting scarier every day....

Mr H · Feb 26, 2014

I'd guess a narrow window within which to nab someone.

I wouldn't expect them to wait until 4PM for a dangerous flight risk, if they know they have him now.

CrazySanMan · Feb 26, 2014

Mr H said:
I'd guess a narrow window within which to nab someone.

I wouldn't expect them to wait until 4PM for a dangerous flight risk, if they know they have him now.

This was my comment:

I hope all the officers are safe. If it's a bad, dangerous guy they have been tracking and finally located, they have to move on that immediately or he will get away.

protegeV · Feb 26, 2014

Hmm. Sounds interesting. I would hope they wouldn't blatantly do this during the time kids are filing into school unless absolutely necessary. Hopefully some more details come out.

Half-cocked · Feb 26, 2014

On the other hand, what better way to familiarize children with the reality that they're living in a nation where this is a common, everyday thing?

It sends the message at an early age, that state-backed paramilitary operations can and do occur frequently, acclimatizes them to it, and should help put them at ease, whenever they see these kinds of actions in the future.

By the time they're adults, the sight of paramilitary teams bristling with weapons entering homes and removing the occupants, will seem as natural as the sight of a fire truck responding to an accident, and should cause no undue alarm.

CrazySanMan · Feb 26, 2014

Half-cocked said:
On the other hand, what better way to familiarize children with the reality that they're living in a nation where this is a common, everyday thing?

It sends the message at an early age, that state-backed paramilitary operations can and do occur frequently, acclimatizes them to it, and should help put them at ease, whenever they see these kinds of actions in the future.

By the time they're adults, the sight of paramilitary teams bristling with weapons entering homes and removing the occupants, will seem as natural as the sight of a fire truck responding to an accident, and should cause no undue alarm.

I thought of that as well. More prepping the children for teh rising police state.

oldman12 · Feb 26, 2014

That's a little foil thinking, but then again this New Murica.

hdatontodo · Feb 26, 2014

Someone fled from CT and made the mistake of bringing an AR into MD after Oct 31...

(not)

-Z/28- · Feb 26, 2014

I'm sure if they thought the situation was volatile enough to endanger students they would've taken additional precautions and set up a perimeter. No need to freak out.

CrazySanMan · Feb 26, 2014

hdatontodo said:
Someone fled from CT and made the mistake of bringing an AR into MD after Oct 31...

(not)

I'm thinking they didn't pay a traffic cam ticket.

adit · Feb 26, 2014

More than likely it was one of Mooshells "Knuckleheads" who refused to sign up for O-Care.

emnsb · Feb 26, 2014

Half-cocked said:
On the other hand, what better way to familiarize children with the reality that they're living in a nation where this is a common, everyday thing?

It sends the message at an early age, that state-backed paramilitary operations can and do occur frequently, acclimatizes them to it, and should help put them at ease, whenever they see these kinds of actions in the future.

By the time they're adults, the sight of paramilitary teams bristling with weapons entering homes and removing the occupants, will seem as natural as the sight of a fire truck responding to an accident, and should cause no undue alarm.

It's funny, I was just telling my friend how depressing it is to know that my kids are going to grow up in a post 9/11 world, where TSA, DUI/road rage checkpoints, no-knock raids and SWAT overusage are the norm.

Half-cocked · Feb 26, 2014

emnsb said:
It's funny, I was just telling my friend how depressing it is to know that my kids are going to grow up in a post 9/11 world, where TSA, DUI/road rage checkpoints, no-knock raids and SWAT overusage are the norm.

...and government monitoring/recording of all our social interactions and communications.

But don't worry - it's for the children.

j8064 · Feb 26, 2014

The tinfoil I use usually covers beagle food cans. Fact of the matter is I believe Half-cocked is correct - in part. After all, the liberal agenda has always been to acclimate and subordinate subjects. What better opportunity than to "show" them at a young age so they can become acclimated and "fear not"?

What strikes me is, if the slogan is "It's about the children", then where in H is the outcry about potential danger and harm to the children heading to school (to be fed more pap)?

lsw · Feb 26, 2014

-Z/28- said:
I'm sure if they thought the situation was volatile enough to endanger students they would've taken additional precautions and set up a perimeter. No need to freak out.

That's hilarious.

fabsroman · Feb 26, 2014

Mr H said:
I'd guess a narrow window within which to nab someone.

I wouldn't expect them to wait until 4PM for a dangerous flight risk, if they know they have him now.

But you have to think of the children, isn't that right, especially when scary black firearms are involved right by a school.

fabsroman · Feb 26, 2014

-Z/28- said:
I'm sure if they thought the situation was volatile enough to endanger students they would've taken additional precautions and set up a perimeter. No need to freak out.

Let's see, shield, automatic weapons, body armor, lots of guys. Yeah, they probably thought it was going to be a routine arrest but the SWAT guys needed some overtime for the holiday credit card bills.

I'm even trying to rationalize "The guy might have been a flight risk and could have gotten away". Is there no way to watch the house? If it wasn't a volatile situation, just plant a helicopter overhead until the kids are done getting into school, unless of course the person was actually dangerous and the helicopter would have eliminated the element of surprise and made it that much worse.

Yeah, I would need A LOT more details if something like this went down by my kids' school while the kids were coming to or from school.

Rack&Roll · Feb 26, 2014

For God's sake, just look under the tarp covering the boat in the backyard and be done with it!

kgain673 · Mar 6, 2014

Everyone is a self proclaimed expert at police work on this site. Chances are if their going in like that during the day it may be serious. And no, there is not always a press release. But a good conspiracy theory can't go to waste on here,

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