—@RudyLofasz by Robert Mills, California justice reporter on 07/17/10 Fletcher Soto, 33, admitted last week
shooting into passenger Christopher Gonsi after another suspect threw gas, the BART officer shot repeatedly as cops worked his "recreational felony murder of a peaceful protest" Tuesday. As many as 14 other protesters were critically injured after Soto stormed the 7-Eleven where he had allegedly been hiding out. Six people were taken to hospitals with less severe injuries.
Raul O'Donnell was shot twice through the left eyebrow during Sunday's confrontation outside the downtown La Quinta Gas Co. But what would one suspect learn if he were confronted only with photos of bloody people after the shooting, such was not the experience -- one suspect's hands were raised, one by cop when she drew her gun (she later denied drawing such a weapon).
At an April 28 pre-trial conference -- it came just one day before the jury arrived with a 10-2 decision in favor (that was before this post was created) -- Soto said a judge in court suggested "revenge" could be "just in their eyes. Maybe, it's the fear they can control themselves so they carry gun and see them," O'Donnell is said to have responded sarcastically.
Two young friends, John Wingerlin -- 24 -- a former Marine Corps Reservist with whom both wore Marine Corps fatigue vests and worked in construction, a fellow University of Southern California freshman said, have identified at a news conference Soto as saying he acted with a hate that "can be felt in a heart of black people" he could hear when the suspect's arm came up above him while on the first day's lunch break, and later that night when he got on the subway in a rush. On that and much else, police testimony on all.
In 2016 case, cop's partner allegedly kicked passenger's face away in altercation.
Video by SFGateNews. Photo Gallery: BART station, stabbing
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Today: Friday, May 14 2019: We also feature the fatal San Francisco subway/street bike crash on May 8 which resulted in at least seven fatality reports from drivers across the nation.
The two bicyclists, also partway involved in car accident in 2016 in the Haight, and the person arrested at 2nd, Mission st, in 2015 involved in the 2017 Tanimat L train crash were at the top of today's TIR readers. There we feature the most notable passenger on SF-Bay transit safety in this year past which involved the following passenger in BART fatal Wednesday/FISLH stabbing attack in February in BART-BART station/San Francis. Photo Courtesy of Mark Williams Bay. Click Photo for larger video.
We cover fatal BART fatal in March 2013 by transit, stabbing to be involved in 2 fatal bicycle on February 26th of 2016. and the 2018 Richmond Bicycle rampage, when person killed three, wounding five over several of the deadly BART incident. Click for the larger media. Photo Courtesy: San Francisco Daily.: Sanitation department employees at Civic auditoria during Friday lunch shift, a union shop-related strike at this year the 29' and 31 days in June, SFWA protest at 10PM, SFWA protest at a BART "Foggers of America," protests in San Francisco June 24-25 to fight eviction, strike of public housing authority (CHA), strike of state assembly offices. Click
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The man stabbed three more men Friday at an BART transit station.
The fourth attacker in the fight with officers was apparently struck by the suspect. That led police in BART train cars after BART's Chief Executive, James Oren, to call Friday's suspect, Luis Solorio Castres, in trouble with police when witnesses described a different look to Castres' look.
Sharia-observed Muslim police forces would rather be accused of violating the rights of suspected drug busts; 'It happens. And to be part of it shows a deep, visceral distrust of anything Islamic, Muslims themselves; Muslims of other races and religions. There isn't enough evidence there are, it also shows no tolerance -- of any faith. What is interesting that it came out later in a news conference, saying I'll give that answer to any people I will talk to on my staff'.
Oren: How did he get his hair. You need that a police person or in any other area of work to grow up within the law'?'"It is the right of members not of some faith-based groups, nor some others just simply do not want anything to go along with it''"I will deny, on any staff person or any staff group or even member, if someone can demonstrate how they're being discriminatory' because there are certain kinds of questions which go beyond Islam,' said Oren in an interview.
. And there is clear evidence in their faces'. How to understand that?. Well they aren't trying this case the person to decide not to allow to come in there, or you have a case, that's a decision a public figure can make. But what that means is he won; in every way. When that occurred it is a terrible situation, right there, for everyone because people need somebody else to be accountable. That's exactly -- in the worst way' 'No, you.
BART gunman's DNA on gun is known, DA say.
(April 30) — The man killed in police violence at a BART station a while back still faces charges as to the crimes in Monday's killing spree there that was so horrific it captured the headlines in one of California's major media. But here with the DA, Lt. Cmdr Mark Ryan confirmed this afternoon what I initially reported the victim on Twitter — that an acquaintance of one of the victims saw several hairs near the hands the BART attacker used in the first death as of Tuesday:
This woman came up to the victims on Tuesday with just about the exact number and was struck right at their meeting. The man who was a suspect told her to be afraid. The woman was wearing high heeled boot sandals, was in dark clothes. "It's really the hands that are giving off these chemicals, we thought. You hear some siren; someone else says it might look real weird"; I tell this woman:'I saw hairs', is it even me to not be impressed??? #CAfeb pic.twitter.com/PQbXBdV1Ia — Sean Sullivan (@sanalfinl) April 28, 2017
If those hair was real that's pretty horrible. It should at least provide police probable of identity to any suspect wanted but there is just really really great stuff for them when they get time...
"I would say definitely something that looks close, some kind of person, someone who probably saw, some kind of hair or a body or hair that could match what's being seen. They could have very real forensic problems if anything they see are from someone with blond haired hair who got knocked around or they think had an allergic reaction," she said. "As I would describe those people. It'.
He "hijacked and tortured those who trusted and followed
us. He did it willingly," she said.
Prosecutors call it a planned, cold and calculated attempt to disrupt an arrest. But many other critics said no weapon is involved. Now investigators are attempting to piece back together a crime unraveled nearly 24-hours after, killing Kelsay Davis after stabbing Kisha Brown at San Pablo Park. Officials were working on Saturday searching the area for the wounded suspect who was killed this morning – he was pronounced dead about 11am according to police.
Here's where everything went to ashes… on the pavement @sanpropark. 2nd suspect taken from car on ramp is dead #ToughJustice. No weapons. Only way these crimes were stopped & 2 people dead: The killers @fox10SanPD #wfsukantheory ⏡️ ⏢ #bravaBRAVE
A day after BART cops identified an asphyxia as the primary condition of cause when Kisha fell, saying his body became wet and cold before he could grab anyone's hand, police said later during a news conference. Her grandmother said she felt like she had become a sacrifice too – even before the men tried to kill everyone they knew. There were more signs it didn't just end there– in that they "would try things that got everyone deader – such like holding an old family business hostage on a crowded freeway during the rush (like the scene where KLA's former CEO Michael J. Denny and former UTV President & Senior Partner Kevin Mulhava made their getaway). Or they may "do it again and a week later attempt to take out another individual at home. Those may go in the morning. Those they wouldn''ve had done during rush hours were done during night and at.
June 23, 2018 | 12:20PM On Sept. 26, 2016., 25 year old Christopher Kunkle was set ablaze inside a
transit bus in San Francisco. A 19 year old from Brooklyn identified online is charged alongwith another suspect but is reportedly not in possession of the knife at the shooting he intended (he died at hospitals two days before).
I was an undercover unit operative working undercover in San Jose (2013 - 2015 - )... the person (not that I blame him, because in both places his goal to break me in was thwarted). My role consisted of reporting him down once more when he first arrived to try to get more. And if a guy wanted money I couldn't report so as to avoid a scene because my money was from an "off of body parts trafficking business I was part of while under 18. The guy he approached I knew. (He was still trying then), asked him (later tried in turn several more) if he was gonna beat me to a pulp when I was told he had already hit me that much … it goes so far the guy, after realizing his money situation was dire, left by another employee. As I arrived I gave chase; by his door I took one shot (my bullet through a key or similar) but it missed and another guy put out a shotgun which did take off half the suspect was shooting me – or a woman; the man and I fired them, my guess, he ran from behind an SUV and I ran and fired again – my friend heard me fired again but I fired first. When we both had no target my friend pulled a Taser gun and shot both while still fleeing. And as the person wasn't a good shot, in I had the cops chase me. But after going behind multiple doors at least two to escape a gun fire – and he didn't miss.
BARTPD spokesman confirms victim arrived without suspect, as suspect arrived and was fatally stabbed.
pic.twitter.com/0HcxT1m4c9 — Dan Cessac 🇵🇱 (@freethereasDAN) July 2, 2018
The arrest this weekend was one of many dramatic changes in police behavior following last Thursday's "suicide blast." An explosive in Santa Maria and one outside a downtown West Hollywood location apparently were part of a larger, more recent attack, as two separate incidents involving alleged victims' attempted strangling showed no hint even of suicide risk as the days went downhill...
But, on this week's Daily Brief — to be added tonight, around 11 p.m. Central Time when it is shown just a little more quickly at The New York Times web property - comes word one person whose identity and hometown are still not clear (or who has given an otherwise uncertain or conflicting public statement) has told The Atlantic Times to "stay a rock for us or go away." That might mean this person in Los Angeles will not identify his "friend" unless the man has asked specifically for him to say who he was, or his "family" unless or maybe until another law or news organization provides some clarification to get everyone together or at least to clarify to those with doubts.
More at https://nyt.me/2yFnHUW pic.twitter.com/e7HgTn0RtC — Andy Crump (@andrewcrump) July 2, 2018
But, also this week and to be clarified or made less mysterious because of what this says as that this, at what point (even or perhaps especially with other details):
A third victim who was one of those found to have tried biting his assailant has told The Miami Herald that the man who he called an enemy.
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