Message posted by Tom on June 06, 2001 at 21:08:42 PST:
> The BLM, Park Rangers, and even FBI had no jurisdiction That's not correct. The incident in question occurred on > As for the surveillance tapes those will never be I'm sure you are correct. > Deadly Force is authorized at this particular facility If it's used anyway but on the facility proper, there will > I assure you the individual involved will be located You are again likely correct. No one was injured, and the > Perhaps the best thing to do is exactly the safest: But where's the fun in that? The BLM has the same privileges
> at the location in question as the facility falls
> under Natinal Security, beyond normal law enforcement authority.
a public road outside the perimeters of the facility. The
State of Nevada has jurisdiction via the good ol' Lincoln
County Sheriff. The fact that this clown was headed
to the base is irrelevant. Suppose he hit and killed
a pedestrian over in Alamo on the way to work. Does he
have any shield or immunity? Of course not.
> released as they are considered protected under
> provisions of the National Security Act.
> and 5 others. You will see much more of it used in
> the days ahead.
be hell to pay.
> and internally reprimanded but little else will result.
Sheriff will just view it as a minor incident. However
had someone been injured, I'd bet the person involved
would be flung out of that base into the waiting arms
of Lincoln County's finest like a hairball puked out of
a cat.
> stay far away from the perimeters. BLM has no
> special priviledges there.
at the perimeter as it does on any public land. As long as
someone doesn't cross over....
In Reply to: Re: Criminal Charges to be filed against posted by Spooky_Dogg on June 06, 2001 at 17:43:04 PST:
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