Seattle ‘protesters’ attempted to burn police officers alive

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Seattle rioters, aka mostly peaceful protesters, sealed a door shut-in the East Precinct last night, possibly with concrete, and then set the building on fire with the intent of burning the officers alive.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is now involved.

Jason Rantz at KTTH posted this photo with the concrete mixture used clearly visible.

THE STORY

As some in the crowd vandalized the building and tormented police, others brought quick-dry cement to seal police officers inside the building. At the same time, criminals tried to burn the building down with the intent of killing the officers inside.

A source told Mr. Rantz that the officers inside had to kick the door open to exit the building and disperse the rioters. Fortunately, whoever mixed the cement added too much water and it didn’t hold.

One officer was injured and one suspect was arrested. The Seattle ‘protesters’ want to mimic Kenosha as they’ve said.

THE POLICE UNION RESPONSE

Seattle Police Officers Guild president Mike Solan is condemning the crime, along with the lack of response from city leaders.

“It’s clear that domestic terrorists are continuing to hold our great city hostage by their criminal acts,” Solan tells the Jason Rantz Show on KTTH. “We’re talking about a little over 100 people who continue to force their political agenda to push assaults on officers, destroy private and public property, to continue their dangerous ideology. What’s next has been seen before and I’m fearful that someone will lose their life in the coming days. This could all stop if our public officials would decry and push back against these criminal acts.”

THE POLITICIANS ARE SILENT

If you like what you see, vote for the Democrats.


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Flotmorton P Gildersleeve
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Flotmorton P Gildersleeve
3 years ago

NO protection for those political morons

Lydia
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Lydia
3 years ago

This would be attempted murder. Police should walk off the job until these city leaders wake up. And remove any police protection for those same so-called leaders. Let them reap what they sow.

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The Prisoner
3 years ago
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Until police walk off whatever the union says is meaningless. Many of these police unions are left wing, they complain as a pretense, while they offer defacto support for officials by remaining on the job.