Posted by ZoloftBusted on Thu, 04/30/2009 - 5:25pm
Quoted from the 2000 Jefferson County Sheriff’s Report:
“Denver Police Department put out a call to respond to Columbine about 11:30 a.m. and members of its team also went with the first ad hoc SWAT group advancing on the school. Many of its members, armed with AR-15 rifles, provided suppression fire [but there are NO ballistics reports documenting where the bullets they fired ended up! Also, how do you lay down "suppression fire" when you've got two shooters mixed up with hundreds of innocent students and teachers inside a large building?] during attempts to rescue...."
http://columbinefamilyrequest.org/?page_id=500
2 comments:
Have you investigated the idea that the Denver Police were using non-conventional ammunition? At times, munitions are used to accomplish goals other than death. One idea is that "blanks" be utilized tactically to draw out attackers. "Rubber bullets" offer minor damage, confusion of enemy, and disruption of enemy advancements. These options just scratch the surface and would also lend themselves to very limited if not non-existent ballistics reports.
I'm sure that's possible. I was just never aware of an organization of Columbine families that were questioning the police about what really happened.
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