Secret Service Shooting Outside WH Grounds

#54
#54
Heck lyin o'biden was shot down over Afghanistan and had to evade the taliban and fight his way to South Africa where he freed Nelson Mandela!

Actually, that was a true Hollywood story that made it to the big screen back in 2001. Behind enemy lines. All about Joe Biden and his actions after the shoot dow.
 
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#57
#57
I really don't see how that guy does it day after day. I would have been gray, fat, drugged out and crazy by now. That guy still looks like a million bucks.

Blue font? Are we talking about Trump?...because he is those things. He wears makeup and a toupee to cover up his deteriorating skin and hair, he's insane, and he's a fat ass.
 
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Shooting near White House under review, suspect did not have gun

An internal investigation has been launched into the shooting of a 51-year-old suspect by a Secret Service officer near the White House complex late Monday, which prompted agents to briefly remove President Donald Trump from a press briefing.
Shortly before 6 p.m., a law enforcement official said, Myron Berryman of District Heights, Maryland, approached a uniformed Secret Service officer standing at his post about a block from the White House grounds and told the officer that he had a weapon and intended to use it.
"The suspect then turned around, ran aggressively towards the officer, and in a drawing motion, withdrew an object from his clothing," the Secret Service said in an earlier statement. "He then crouched into a shooter’s stance as if about to fire a weapon."

Berryman was shot twice in the torso, according to the law enforcement official who was not authorized to comment publicly. No firearm was found on Berryman, who was listed in stable condition Tuesday. The official did not identify the item that Berryman pulled from his clothing.
 
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Shooting near White House under review, suspect did not have gun

An internal investigation has been launched into the shooting of a 51-year-old suspect by a Secret Service officer near the White House complex late Monday, which prompted agents to briefly remove President Donald Trump from a press briefing.
Shortly before 6 p.m., a law enforcement official said, Myron Berryman of District Heights, Maryland, approached a uniformed Secret Service officer standing at his post about a block from the White House grounds and told the officer that he had a weapon and intended to use it.
"The suspect then turned around, ran aggressively towards the officer, and in a drawing motion, withdrew an object from his clothing," the Secret Service said in an earlier statement. "He then crouched into a shooter’s stance as if about to fire a weapon."

Berryman was shot twice in the torso, according to the law enforcement official who was not authorized to comment publicly. No firearm was found on Berryman, who was listed in stable condition Tuesday. The official did not identify the item that Berryman pulled from his clothing.

Oh heck.....defund the Secret Service!
 
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