Damnit! I feel so left out
I haven't been taken really seriously since 2002! Waaah! ( Thats if you don't count go-ing four giant pigs in a police station in 2003 but like no one seems to believe for some reason...except the muthafucking arsecunt of a judge.)
Who do I have to assassinate to get arrested around here?
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17183158-36596,00.html
'... in recent months, investigators have monitored increasing "chatter" among group members.
It culminated with a alleged plan to stockpile large quantities of chemicals including acetone - used as an explosive when mixed with sulphuric acid and hydrogen peroxide - over the past six weeks...'
Acetone...shit.Lucky I'm not married anymore...my ex was a walking time bomb.
At 11pm, 360 NSW and almost 80 AFP officers assembled at Westmead in Sydney's west.
The briefing lasted for 2 1/2 hours, and at 2.30am, police executed 15 search warrants in Sydney's southwest, as Melbourne police launched their raids simultaneously. Undercover cars cruised the surrounding streets as officers were trucked in on buses. The dog squad, forensic teams and the bomb squad arrived with specialist equipment.
With the back-up of two Polair helicopters circling above, heavily-armed officers stormed homes and other premises in Lakemba, Belmore, Wiley Park, Greenacre, Illawong, Punchbowl, Hoxton Park, Condell Park, Ingleburn, Belfield, Bankstown and Kemps Creek.
One of the first to be raided was a home at Renown Ave, Wiley Park, were a man was handcuffed in a hallway while his family looked on.
At a separate unit in the same street, officers arrested a man and seized computer hard drives, mobile phones, a hunting knife and several bottles of liquid.
In Condell Park, one of the key targets was arrested in a park with the use of thermal imaging vision from a helicopter.
This meant seven Sydney men had been arrested and taken to the high-security cells at Surry Hills to be charged and brought before the courts. It was not until 9am yesterday that an eighth suspect was caught.
He was recognised by police in Green Valley and fired upon them before being shot himself, and hospitalised.
Who do I have to assassinate to get arrested around here?
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17183158-36596,00.html
'... in recent months, investigators have monitored increasing "chatter" among group members.
It culminated with a alleged plan to stockpile large quantities of chemicals including acetone - used as an explosive when mixed with sulphuric acid and hydrogen peroxide - over the past six weeks...'
Acetone...shit.Lucky I'm not married anymore...my ex was a walking time bomb.
At 11pm, 360 NSW and almost 80 AFP officers assembled at Westmead in Sydney's west.
The briefing lasted for 2 1/2 hours, and at 2.30am, police executed 15 search warrants in Sydney's southwest, as Melbourne police launched their raids simultaneously. Undercover cars cruised the surrounding streets as officers were trucked in on buses. The dog squad, forensic teams and the bomb squad arrived with specialist equipment.
With the back-up of two Polair helicopters circling above, heavily-armed officers stormed homes and other premises in Lakemba, Belmore, Wiley Park, Greenacre, Illawong, Punchbowl, Hoxton Park, Condell Park, Ingleburn, Belfield, Bankstown and Kemps Creek.
One of the first to be raided was a home at Renown Ave, Wiley Park, were a man was handcuffed in a hallway while his family looked on.
At a separate unit in the same street, officers arrested a man and seized computer hard drives, mobile phones, a hunting knife and several bottles of liquid.
In Condell Park, one of the key targets was arrested in a park with the use of thermal imaging vision from a helicopter.
This meant seven Sydney men had been arrested and taken to the high-security cells at Surry Hills to be charged and brought before the courts. It was not until 9am yesterday that an eighth suspect was caught.
He was recognised by police in Green Valley and fired upon them before being shot himself, and hospitalised.
posted by professor rat at 10:23 AM
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