This is insane circus. This is media and law enforcement malpractice.
Sean Davis/The Federalist: WTF just happened in the Terrorists' apartment in San Bernardino?
Sean Davis/The Federalist: WTF just happened in the Terrorists' apartment in San Bernardino?
For God's sake people, this is CA. Landlords don't even have the right to crowbar into apartments when people squat. https://t.co/ySoLeeLbZa
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) December 4, 2015
Well, the Government is busy curtailing American gun rights, chilling free speech, and fighting climate change...
American media just willfully compromised the scene of an active investigation into a terrorist cell. Never go Full Al Jazeera.
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) December 4, 2015
EBL: Farook and wife pledged allegiance to ISIS, What the left really means about "reasonable" gun control, What motivated the shooters in San Bernardino, and Terror in San Bernardino
Somewhere there's an MSNBC lawyer explaining to his or her spouse that they can't go away this weekend. "I think I have work to do."
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) December 4, 2015
Instapundit: It's called evil, FBI investigating shooting as an act of terrorism
1. Don't secure site of known terror cell
2. Trample all over evidence
3. Tell people they're in safe hands & are crazy for wanting guns.
— Will Antonin (@Will_Antonin) December 4, 2015
Instapundit: Unfreaking Believable, Even for MSNBC and how did the FBI let this happen?
Protein Wisdom: Bomb factory in garage and what was Tashfeen's roll?
DaTechGuy: It's more than a narrative
Wombat: Joe for America: Obama says Syrian Refugees coming to San Bernardino
Lem's Place: Puts up an appropriate Marx Brothers bit
Once law enforcement turns the property back to the property owner/landlord, the property owner can do whatever he wants to, including allowing media tours.
ReplyDeleteThat is incorrect. First you have to accept the FBI would leave shredded papers under the shredder, ids of family members, photographs, etc. from a terrorist's apartment. All that stuff would have been typically bagged and carted away as potential evidence. And even if it is true the FBI was done with its investigation (I am very skeptical of that), the landlord cannot go into an apartment (even if the people are known deceased) without a court order (other than emergency maintenance). He definitely cannot let the media paw through personal belongings (they are not the landlord's). Something stinks here. My guess, the police and FBI screwed up and didn't properly secure property.
DeleteThis is about pushing the widows and orphans line.
ReplyDeleteSure, they had an arsenal and a bomb-making factory, but, other than that they were normal.