“The California Highway Patrol is using a decoy bus in an effort to track down whoever has been shooting at buses along the I-280 corridor,” Chris Nguyen reports for KGO-TV. “Officers are driving bait buses hoping to draw fire from the suspect or suspects.”
“The agency is also getting help from the FBI,” Nguyen reports. “‘They’re looking at damage on the bus and looking at what angle the projectile is coming from,’ CHP Golden Gate Division Commander Ernest Sanchez said.”
“There have been 20 strikes in the past 45 days. Sanchez says they have a description of the vehicle they believe is involved in the attacks. They also have unmarked cars cruising the area between Woodside and Cupertino,” Nguyen reports. “A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest the person or people responsible.”
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MacDailyNews Take: Hopefully the perpetrator(s) are quickly caught and sentenced to the fullest extent of the law.
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No. Hopefully the perp/s resist and are quickly killed. Wild West justice works every time it is tried.
Once caught now we can open their iphones up and convict them!
Are the officers publicizing their tactics in the hopes that the idiot will just go away?
We can solve the problem by not allowing democrats to buy guns
… if I may ask? Most shootings, like the ones referenced, are performed by ‘conservatives’. Almost none have been Democrats, a few others have been ‘unaligned’. So … chances are the ‘problems’ you intend to solve (by not allowing Democrats to buy guns) has little to do with people shooting people (or buses) unless you are talking about Alt-right cowards shooting unarmed Human Beings. Is THAT what you mean?
Its Samsung shooting
Put an Acoustic Shot Detection System onboard, along with a 360 array of video cameras … synch the times and you’ll have your threat vector, complete with the documentation evidence, even if you don’t immediately nab them in the act.