Joint SOF/FBI training raid hits... wrong room
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Sheesh. Imagine whoever that was that got rolled up?? Crazy. Also, super dangerous for the agents/operators.
For sure. I'm just imagining a more-comedic version wherein the civilian who got rolled up is literally shitting his pants and the operators are thinking "Damn, the OPFOR in this scenario really committed to the role-play!"
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This is what I kept thinking about, the guys doing the interrogating are going even harder, because the dude is “so committed” to resisting!
"This dude is being a complete dick. Everyone I've rolled up in real life in the past has cracked by now and given up all the goods."
There are lots of people (a bunch on this board) that would not react well to an unmarked tac team making entry to their house. Glad this one was just a heinous violation of civil rights and not deadly.
If I was in Boston I couldn't be legally armed, which means I probably wouldn't have been armed, which means I probably would have just gotten my ass beat by the entry team and been a fat, naked, sweaty, crying mess on the floor.
Lol
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Is this story about the Delta pilot who got his own little personalized, yet unexpected SERE training experience?
Dude was just chillin all cozy in his hotel room, catching some Zzz's, probably before a morning flight, then had to stand in the shower (and probably not a warm one) for 45 min. while a bunch of armed dudes yelled crazy shit at him.
That would suck.
Dude was just chillin all cozy in his hotel room, catching some Zzz's, probably before a morning flight, then had to stand in the shower (and probably not a warm one) for 45 min. while a bunch of armed dudes yelled crazy shit at him.
That would suck.
Kraut783
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I mean, WTF? The hotel floor wasn't cleared of all people first? No safety guys?
Also, weren't the DOD guys not wearing Safety belts?....would have made everything good
Also, weren't the DOD guys not wearing Safety belts?....would have made everything good
Devildoc
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This is where it's at for me. Does the hotel have any responsibility or culpability? Did they not clear the right room or floor? Did they rent the room when they shouldn't have? Who was on ISR, and what did they not get? Seems to me there was a breakdown in the planning process. As bad as the raid itself was, it never would have happened if it wasn't for a problem with giving the entry team bad gouge on where to go.
policemedic
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There are so many things wrong with this...........
I was really hoping this was the Navy side of the house. Not for the team but for the guy who runs it.
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Who knows. Here's my guesses:
1) Operator error - miscalculation (this may be too general)
2) Cadre - equipment bricked "too good"
3) Higher - couldn't/didn't/wouldn't get the authorization of capabilities guys on the ground needed.
4) Defective new equipment
Hopefully it was defective equipment.
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TLDR20
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It was a delta airlines pilot, in a hotel room. Probably the least likely to be armed person.
He's gonna be a rich Delta Airlines pilot.
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