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Bundy Connected Anti Government Nuts were L.V. cop shooters.

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Las Vegas Shooters Held Strong Anti-Government Beliefs

Pair involved in killing of two LVMPD officers and another person is linked to Bundy ranch


MICHELLE RINDELS and JUSTIN PRITCHARD, Associated Press | Monday, June 9, 2014


LAS VEGAS (AP) — A husband and wife who went on a deadly shooting rampage in Las Vegas harbored anti-government beliefs and left a swastika and a "Don't tread on me" flag on the body of one of the two police officers they killed, authorities said Monday.

Jerad and Amanda Miller had been kicked off a Nevada ranch where anti-government protesters faced down federal agents earlier this year because they were "very radical," according to the son of rancher Cliven Bundy.

Assistant Sheriff Kevin McMahill said the Millers had ideology shared by "militia and white supremacists," including the belief that law enforcement was the "oppressor."


Police believe the shootings were an isolated act, not part of a broader conspiracy to target law enforcement, McMahill said.

Ammon Bundy, one of Cliven Bundy's sons, said by telephone that the Millers were at his father's ranch for a few days this spring before they were asked to leave by militia members for unspecified "conduct" problems. He called the couple "very radical" and said they "did not align themselves" with the beliefs of other protesters, who thwarted a roundup of Cliven Bundy's cattle by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, which wants to collect more than $1 million in grazing fees and penalties.

While thousands of people have been to the site over the last couple of months, "Not very many people were asked to leave. I think they may have been the only ones," Ammon Bundy said.

On Sunday, the two Las Vegas police officers were having lunch at a pizza buffet in an aging strip mall about 5 miles northeast of the Las Vegas Strip when the Millers fatally shot them. The attack at a CiCi's Pizza killed officers Alyn Beck, 41, and Igor Soldo, 31, both of whom were husbands and fathers.



Las Vegas Ambush Details

According to McMahill, this is how Sunday's events unfolded:

The Millers left a neighbor's apartment where they had been staying around 4:30 p.m. and walked to the strip mall, about five miles away.

Jerad Miller went briefly into the restaurant, then left and got his wife, leaving their backpacks outside.

The two officers were sitting in a booth. Jerad Miller fatally shot Soldo in the back of his head. As his partner tried to react, Miller shot him once in the throat. Amanda Miller then pulled her own gun and both shot Beck several times.

Police believe that while the Millers wanted to target police, the choice of Soldo and Beck was random.

Pulling the mortally wounded officers from the booth, they took their guns and ammunition and put a yellow Gadsden flag featuring the phrase "Don't tread on me" and a swastika on Beck's body. The flag, with its roots in the American Revolution, is a symbol for anti-government groups. Police said they believe the swastika was intended to paint police as Nazis, not necessarily an expression of the Millers' own white supremacist views.

The couple also told restaurant patrons that their act was "the beginning of the revolution,"
the same message as a note they left at the restaurant. That was what the Millers told customers at a Wal-Mart about a block away, where the couple fled. Jerad Miller fired one round and "told the people to get out and this was a revolution and that the police were on the way."

In the frenzy, shopper Joseph Wilcox told friends he was going to confront Jerad Miller — not realizing that Amanda Miller was his accomplice. Wilcox went from the checkout area to Miller and pulled his concealed firearm. But before he could fire, Amanda Miller shot him in the ribs and Wilcox collapsed.

"Joseph died trying to protect others," Sheriff Doug Gillespie said.

By now, police had arrived, and two five-officer teams entered the massive store. Near the back, one team confronted the Millers, and exchanged fire. At one point, Jerad Miller tried to blast a rear emergency exit door open with a shotgun, but police had blocked it with a car and he could not escape.

One officer went with store security to screens showing feeds from surveillance cameras and saw that Jerad Miller had built a makeshift barricade around his wife.

As police closed in, Amanda Miller shot her husband several times with a handgun, killing him. She then shot herself in the head. When officers arrived, she was still breathing, and was taken to the hospital. She later died.

The Millers moved to the Las Vegas area in January, police said. Amanda Miller had worked at a Hobby Lobby craft store there until she was fired in April, the chain store said in a written statement.

Jerad Miller, 31, was convicted of felony vehicle theft in Washington state, and several other offenses, including phone harassment, driving under the influence, theft and malicious mischief, between 2001 and 2003, according to a Washington State Patrol database.

He also had a criminal record in Indiana.

Miller attended Kennewick High School in Washington state for one semester in 1999, his freshman year, district spokeswoman Robyn Chastain said Monday. The district had no other record of him attending schools in the district, or of what he did when he left the school.

He and his 22-year-old wife were married in August 2012, according to a marriage license on file in Indiana.

On Monday, Sheriff Gillespie acknowledged that his force was on edge.

Asked about worries that more officers may be targeted, he responded: "Is that weighing? Sure, there's no doubt about it."

http://www.lawofficer.com/article/news/las-vegas-shooters-held-strong

This really does not surprise me- as according to the law enforcement I have talked to- these folks fit the type of many of those extremists that ended up at the Bundy incident- packing all types of weapons and dressed in camo- and were there for only one thing- to bring about anarchy and another civil war... :(
 

Traveler

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I call BS. How do you connect them to Bundy's when they were kicked out, and is everyone who ends up not just giving up their land when some shady Harry Reid type deal with the government materializes considered an extremist?
 

hopalong

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oldtimer never looks at the whole picture just what he wants to read which is B.S. but then he Is full of it covering one lie by another
 

littlejoe

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Exactly! pore dope claimed he'd told me, then posted a storage unit. whatever.

I think this site does provide an outlet for a certain type---there's about a dozen or two morons who post and monitor it 24/7---type of people who feel plum small ("he was a modest man, and had a great deal to be modest about") anyhow, small people who never been nowhere, never done nothing, full of self hate and unresolved anger----somehow think they can build themselves up by tearing others down.

That don't work---but, if it wasn't for this vicarious ego boosting---maybe some of these same poor dopes would be out shooting people?

At any rate----this is all the time I got to waste 'slumming' for a bit, so have a good 'un and try not to get any on ya'
 

hypocritexposer

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Sounds like these 2 might even be connected to Alex Jones...you used to be connected to Alex Jones, were you not OT?

We know you visited his website enough, with all the articles you posted from his website...it could be said that you were one of those anti government extremist types too.
 

hopalong

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liljoe/oldtimer I gave you my office address,,, and that is 100% more than you have supplied about your residence whos skirt you hiding behind,,, be more than happy to VISIT you :D :D :D But am guessing you do not have the nutsack to MAN up!!!!! that has already been proven,,, All mouth and no substance!!!!!!!!!!! EH
 
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Maybe old Brad S from Soapy country should take a look at the Las Vegas cop-killer pair in some of the pictures and videos taken from the Bundy ranch when they went to help their anti-government rightwingernuts revolution- and how they spoke of wanting a shooting war/revolution...

And their use of the Tea Party "don't tread on me flag" and the KKK markings on their clothes.. :???:


Like I said before - Law enforcement doesn't believe these are the last they will see in violent confrontations/terrorist actions against the country/government from some of this Bundy bunch... What some very trusted law enforcement officers have told me- is that these were only two of many that went to the Bundy ranch in hopes of starting an all out shooting civil war and bring about anarchy in the country..

Hopefully this incident will wake more of the country up to what I've been saying for sometime- and how dangerous these rightwingernut extremists are....
 

Larrry

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Oldtimer said:
What some very trusted law enforcement officers have told me- is that these were only two of many that went to the Bundy ranch in hopes of starting an all out shooting civil war and bring about anarchy in the country..

i know some very trusted law enforcement officers who are more worrried of leftwingernuts like you. They don't trust the unstable leftwingernuts
 
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Alleged Las Vegas Cop-Killers in ‘Patriot’ Movement, Warned of ‘Sacrifices’

By Mark Potok on June 9, 2014 - 10:23 am, Posted in Antigovernment, Domestic Terrorism, Patriot



The man identified by authorities today as the murderer of two police officers and another person in Sunday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas had long ranted against the “fascist” government, but the last comment he posted before the attack was the most chilling.

“The dawn of a new day,” Jerad Miller wrote on his Facebook page Saturday. “May all our coming sacrifices be worth it.”

Late Sunday, law enforcement officials say, Miller and his wife, Amanda Miller, embarked on a shooting spree that included the ambush-murder of two Las Vegas police officers as they ate at a restaurant and the killing of a male shopper at a nearby Walmart. Witnesses said that they shouted “this is a revolution” and draped the officers with a Gadsden flag — a symbol of liberty used by both the antigovernment “Patriot” movement and many Tea Parties — before going on to kill themselves as police closed in.


In the days and weeks before the attack, Miller posted a series of comments on his Facebook page indicating that, in order to restore “freedom” to the United States, the “best men” would strike for “a free and just world with our blood, sweat and tears as pavement,” he said on June 2. “There is no greater cause to die for than liberty,” he wrote on May 2. “I will willingly die for liberty.” On March 25, he wrote: “I stand firm in my convictions and stand prepared to die for them. … Come for me, free me from your slavery. Give me the death a hero deserves.”

Amanda Miller, who married Jerad on Sept. 22, 2012, didn’t sound very different on her own Facebook page in 2011. “[T]o the people of the world… your [sic] lucky i can’t kill you now but remember one day one day i will get you because one day all hell will break lose [sic] and i’ll be standing in the middle of it with a shot gun in one hand and a pistol in the other.”


On May 25, 2014, Miller also said on his page that he had been present at the mid-April standoff, some 60 miles outside Las Vegas, between rancher Cliven Bundy and federal agents trying to seize his cattle for nonpayment of grazing fees. Bundy, who was backed by hundreds of armed militiamen, ultimately won that battle, as law enforcement officers decided to stand down rather than risk a bloodbath after Bundy’s supporters pointed their weapons at a crowd of federal agents. On April 9, shortly before traveling to the Bundy ranch, Jerad Miller wrote that the standoff was “the next Waco,” a reference to a deadly 1993 standoff in Texas.

Miller also posted a photo of himself with Richard Mack, a former Arizona sheriff and leader of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, a radical Patriot group whose members were also at the Bundy standoff. The two met at a Feb. 8 campaign debate for libertarian candidates held in Clark County, Nev., where Bundy’s ranch is located.


Richard Mack and Jerad Miller (Facebook)

Reached this morning by Hatewatch with the news, Mack professed shock. “Oh, no,” he said. “I was afraid that he might have been at the Bundy ranch. As soon as I heard about it, I was afraid of that.”

The Bundy standoff and the ultimate bowing out of the federal government, at least for the time being, is seen as a huge victory by the Patriot movement. No Patriot group in recent memory has stood face-to-face with a large crowd of armed law enforcement officials and forced the officers to back down. It seems likely that that victory has given new impetus to murderous radicals like the Millers.


Miller’s Facebook page made several references to recent tangles with the law, apparently over a marijuana conviction. He spoke of talking to a “fascist” judge about the unfairness of the drug laws, and also of being sent back to jail, apparently after a failed drug screen, for seven weeks beginning in July 2013.


But the bulk of his page made it clear that he saw himself very much as part of the Patriot, or militia, movement. His profile picture shows two knives and the word “PATRIOT,” using a stars and stripes motif. He wrote a great deal about the Second Amendment, calling it a “Freedom Thing.” He criticized domestic spying. He cited Patriot gun rights activist Adam Kokesh. He “liked” Three Percenter Nation, a Patriot group headed by a former Alabama militiaman; Operation “American Spring,” a failed recent Patriot attempt to mount a huge protest in Washington, D.C.; and the Alliance Defending Freedom, a radical anti-LGBT Christian organization. He also cited a series of smaller gun rights groups approvingly.

The killing in Las Vegas came just five days after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that he was reviving a special unit devoted to monitoring domestic terrorism that fell dormant in the aftermath of the 2001 Al Qaeda attacks. Holder pointed out, presciently, that in addition to Islamist terror the nation also faced the threat of “individuals within our own borders who may be motivated by a variety of causes from anti-government animus to racial prejudice.”



Richard Mack and Jerad Miller (Facebook)

Larrrrry - you do remember your and Tea Party/rightwing extremists favorite ex Sheriff don't you... Old "put the women and children up front in case the shooting starts" Richard Mack :???:

That who this nutcase proudly displayed a picture of himself with on Face Book..
 

Steve

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I am not sure what pushed this conspiracy nut over the edge,.. the meth or the crazy new world order stuff he believed..

anyone who would shot a police officer in the back is a coward and should have already been in a psych ward,

I can fully understand the good people at Bundy's ranch "standing thier ground...


but if you are a going to start a so-called revolution.. you need to go to DC and see where the problem is first.. not a cafe in Nevada.

as for him being associated with a movement that is working "within" the political system.. that is total bull crap..
 

Steve

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turns out the photo OT posted was at a libertarian candidates debate.

The two met at a Feb. 8 campaign debate for libertarian candidates held in Clark County, Nev.

didn't we have a guy on here who voted a libertarian for president?
 

TexasBred

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Oldtimer said:
Larrrrry - you do remember your and Tea Party/rightwing extremists favorite ex Sheriff don't you... Old "put the women and children up front in case the shooting starts" Richard Mack :???:

You do realize that has already been proven to be a false claim. Sober up and catch up with current events.
 

hopalong

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once again oldtimer only posts things he can twist around to meet his argument,,, Now lets see how he responds to the truth something he is not familiar with at all :wink: :wink:
 
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TexasBred said:
Oldtimer said:
Larrrrry - you do remember your and Tea Party/rightwing extremists favorite ex Sheriff don't you... Old "put the women and children up front in case the shooting starts" Richard Mack :???:

You do realize that has already been proven to be a false claim. Sober up and catch up with current events.

So did your always truthful FOX News make up a video of Mack saying it?
I think you are the one that needs to sober up- and quit looking thru rose colored glasses... I've worked with these type nutcases for years- and anyone sane does not want to get involved with them...

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=richard+mack+put+women+up+front+video&FORM=VIRE13#view=detail&mid=2BFE1A1B845EBD22FC6D2BFE1A1B845EBD22FC6D

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=richard+mack+put+women+up+front+video&FORM=VIRE13#view=detail&mid=11DE5043C3542FA06ECA11DE5043C3542FA06ECA

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=richard+mack+put+women+up+front+video&FORM=VIRE13#view=detail&mid=A98D48BEF54AB464C7C2A98D48BEF54AB464C7C2
 
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TexasBred said:
http://benswann.com/truth-did-bundy-ranch-protesters-put-women-between-themselves-and-armed-federal-agents/

"It was a tactical ploy I was trying to get them to use." says Mack

And you are going to back some piece of low life that actually tried to get those folks to use that tactic :???: :roll:

You are farther over the deep end than I had even previously imagined ... :shock: :( :( Sane people don't even think of that to suggest, let alone do... And sane people don't backslap and condone those types of folks that put forth such ideas...
 
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