Monday, January 2, 2012

Police Hunt Iraq War Veteran Possibly Connected to Five Different Shooting Deaths

Photo via III Percent Patriots

Benjamin Colton Barnes, a person of interest in the Jan. 1, 2012, fatal shooting of a park ranger at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state, is shown in this undated photo provided by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. (AP Photo/Pierce County Sheriff's Department)

The $PLC should be out with another domestic terrorist, money raising request.

Authorities are conducting a manhunt at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington State after a park ranger died in a shooting Sunday following a routing traffic stop, authorities said.

Sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said late Sunday afternoon Benjamin Colton Barnes, a 24-year-old believed to have survivalist skills, was a "strong person of interest" in the slaying of Margaret Anderson. A parks spokesman said Barnes was an Iraq war veteran. Authorities recovered his vehicle, which had weapons and body armor inside,

4 comments:

  1. Sounds like thay may have found his body.

    http://news.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474980976834

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  2. Yes and I was surprised it was over so quickly. Hardly enough time for the $PLC to get their money requesting machine going!:) Such a shame.......

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  3. Love how the linked article just HAD to say something about "it became legal to bring guns in the park about a year ago" -- as if it would have mattered to this POS if his guns were illegal.

    Can ANYONE imagine a guy who's already shot four people saying "well, I'm going to go hide on the mountain, but I can't take my guns because of that damn law..."?!

    Heck, the fact that people like him exist is IMHO the PERFECT example of why I -- a law-abiding citizen -- NEED a gun in such a park!

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  4. NEED a gun in such a park!

    & everywhere else! It's insane that I have to leave my CCW in the car when I go to the library or any of the other restricted places. Asinine.

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