Seattle Protesters Tried Using Quick-Dry Cement To Seal Precinct Door

They tried to cement the door closed...

Blasphemy!

Sounds like a charge of attempeted murder should be added to me.

what is a man from Alaska doing in Seattle at a riot?

these are the questions you must ask yourself

hmm, goes to motive.
His younger brother was shot and killed by police in Alaska in February, according to a report in the Anchorage D N

So why attack Seattle?

according to a report, but no need article?

seems like all they have to do is out according to a source and it's legit news now.

Yeah, I saw a brief news clip about it. Looks like they tried to build something like a door stop out of cement. You know , peacefully locking in the police so they could burn down the police station with them in it. I wish I was a judge today...I would throw the book at these shit worms!

I’d go one better and hang the fuckers. You know, pour encourager les autres.

Attempted mass murder.
This guy is a ticking time bomb.

Seriously, ever since this party started that has been my sentiment exactly.

The problem is they did not use ACME Quick Dry cement.

If you get your ideas from cartoons, you have to get the right products or you will not get away with it, you pesky kids.

ACME quickdry cement dries faster in cartoons

Gives you idea of the mentality of the protesters

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This paramilitary infrastructure is being used

to stage rentAtrucks, bullhorns, paint, wooden pallets, cement, leaf blowers, hammers,

torches, laser beams, hats, fence cutters, gas masks, shields...

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Not one working brain cell in that group.

Federal charges soon to follow I am sure

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LOL!!!

I know these imbeciles are already functioning on limited brain function...but...wow.

They tried to lock people inside a building that they set fire to -> attempted murder.

will be released...

Its not enough to burn down buildings.
They want to trap and kill the people inside.
Remind me which Constitutional right these Biden voters are exercising...

I don't care what your "motive" is.Arson with people in the structure is a "capital " crime"

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Boko Haram locks Christians in Churches and burns them alive.

ISIS playbook.

Get these dumb motherfuckers out of my city!



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you know you're rethinking life when they are trying you for an arson charge and you're stuck with a public defender.

There is more than one entry/exit to the building. There could not have been murderous intent. It was clearly intent to harm the building and enrage the police. However, they could exit out one of the other doors. This is not a cartoon despite the sound of sealing the cops in the building with quik dry cement does sound like it was inspired by Bugs Bunny. However, the news all portrays it as if protesters locked the police in the building and set it on fire to kill them all. How would that have been accomplished exactly? Really? Quik dry cement? Even Bugs would probably have used concrete blocks. There are lots of them right there now. But those don't burn. Certainly stupid and obnoxious and requiring expensive repair but intent to seal a building full of cops? No.Maybe the guy was mentally ill and thought he could?

You can see in pictures of the building, if you don't live here, there is an door on Pine and around the corner on 12th. Just steps away. Also, I believe there is parking underneath with entry/exit that way? Plus a gazillion windows that could be broken. Probably a door in the alley although I have not seen it and google maps doesnt go back there.

I have seen pictures that they recently have built a double wall around the precinct now that is truly bizarre. Chain wire and cement. They can now more easily be locked in as well as keeping the cop haters out. There is now LESS ingress and egress to the building. That seems also out of a Bugs Bunny cartoon and it certainly makes it difficult for pedestrians who can't use that street to walk on anymore. Not that anyone wants to be near there at the moment. I think they should have applied for a permit from the city before building that, there is a fine for doing that kind of thing without a permit.