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They used a helicopter with heat thermal imaging to see if he was under the tarp, they saw him and used a robot to remove the tarp. technology played a big role in finding this guy.
5) What is it about our treatment of immigrants that makes guys like these become radicalized? These bombers were kids when they first moved here... plenty of time to assimilate to our culture. Are we so unwelcoming of legalized foreigners that they become disassociated and detached from society to the point of violence? One even wrote that he didn't have a single American friend. What could possibly make someone hate this country so much after having been raised here? Why are we not instilling a sense of patriotism among our newest legal residents? FAIL
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Just, no. No way do you get to blame the US for a few brainwashed fanatics. Those guys had a lot going for them here. One had a scholarship. They were both doing well. The former coach of the dead one said he had been a friendly guy and something happened between then and now. We all know what happened, probably fueled by certain web sites and it has nothing to do with the people here mistreating young athletic Russian men. Heck they probably had women chasing after them and guys thinking they were cool. It's hard to fight these radicals who get into the heads of young people regardless of where they live.
I'm unsure about the success, they shut down a whole city, while the suspect was 2 blocks from the perimeter hiding in a boat? Allowing backpacks, will become a thing of the past. NYE in NY, no backpacks allowed, thousands of people congregated in one area and no incidents.
Couple the above to the stupid arrogant Napolitannonuts declaring the "situation is contained" BEFORE the running shootout with cops and what does that say for your Homeland Security?
Yep; the situation is contained to the greater Boston area with only a few million or so citizens at risk. Sheesh!
The second one was caught because an alert homeowner noticed some blood on the side of his boat stored in his backyard that had already been previously checked out by police.
The worst possible outcome of all of this is you cease to demand higher performance and responsibility of your many costly and overlapping enforcement agencies.
It's only going to get worse .
Without the response of the police, national guard, and FBI, those terrorists would have escaped from Boston. Because of their response, they were unable to escape from the area and were caught. If the younger boy could have escaped from the area, a citizen would not have seen him in his boat. Get it?
They used a helicopter with heat thermal imaging to see if he was under the tarp, they saw him and used a robot to remove the tarp. technology played a big role in finding this guy.
Er....what technology was responsible for finding this guy?
Was that dog walker named Technology?
They used a helicopter with heat thermal imaging to see if he was under the tarp, they saw him and used a robot to remove the tarp. technology played a big role in finding this guy.
A tip from the homeowner that blood was on the boat canvas that was called in was the finding of the guy. With all that man power and the guy on foot and wounded, do you really think he was all that dangerous?
We caught these guys while the world watched. This is a great warning to other wanna-be terrorists. "If you are thinking about pulling something like this, we will use all of our resources to hunt you down and we will get you!"
Failure? Are you kidding us? I would call it a success.
BTW, the Boston Bombers also had, and fired, guns. If anything was to be considered a failure, it is that we do not have universal background checks for guns.
Do you know how silly that sounds.. with all that manpower and it took hours and hours.It is shameful how ineffective our security teams are.. and so many of them all together..
A tip from the homeowner that blood was on the boat canvas that was called in was the finding of the guy. With all that man power and the guy on foot and wounded, do you really think he was all that dangerous?
A tip from the homeowner that blood was on the boat canvas that was called in was the finding of the guy. With all that man power and the guy on foot and wounded, do you really think he was all that dangerous?
Was he armed? The homeowner pulled the tarp away and saw the guy laying there and called the police. He probably would have died from blood loss, he obviously didn't shoot the homeowner, nor did he try to get away after being discovered by the homeowner.
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