re: The Secret Service officer fired five shots with his handgun at WHCD. None hit the target.

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If you guys want to see the bullet casings then travel up to the FBI building in DC and ask their evidence tech if you can see them. You act as if you are owed seeing the evidence before the jury does.

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Oh, FFS.

Pirro said there’s no evidence it was “friendly fire”.
If the agent wasn’t shot with a shotgun in the chest then it was friendly fire.

As for your other nonsense, yes, in the past USSS Agents would’ve been patrolling or sealing off areas. Now they can do it by video surveillance, if anyone had been watching the feed that already existed they would’ve questioned what he was doing.

If you can’t look at least at this and Butler, and conclude there’s serious issues then you have your head in the sand.

You can see by the reactions of the guys in the video that he was stopped just off camera. They are pointing and looking right at the dogpile. You can it in the video. All this talk that he made it past the checkpoint is foolish. The due was in a full sprint so of course he was gonna get passed it unless they had a couple sumo wrestlers standing there. But the plan worked because they had enough people at that checkpoint to stop him. All you see in the video are the guys who were running the mags. You don’t see the other agents working the checkpoint.

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I wish the shotgun muzzle blast showed up.

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Would it help to know that:

- some shotgun shells burn powder more completely?
- in bright light, muzzle flashes are less likely to show on video?
- longer barrel length allows more complete powder burn?
- modern smokeless powder is manufactured to minimize flash?

Here is the perp scoping out the gym sometime before the shooting