Man shot and killed during pro-Trump demonstrations in Portland OR

[JHC]

Does this dead asshole look like Christopher Lloyd, or is it just me?

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yeah. That or Jeremy Irons too.

[JHC]

Washington Post video review including clips from earlier in the day of both the shooter and the deceased albeit not together.

Including a clip that appears to be the shooter getting close to drawing on a pickup of truck of guys mixing it up with some other protesters.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/inves...wpisrc=nl_most

[rd62]

Too many lazy journo's. But some of them checked.

"Reinoehl described himself as having army experience -- though the US Army said it couldn't find records of his service -- and said he worked as a professional snowboarder and contractor. He said in the video that he was providing security to Black Lives Matter protesters."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/04/us/po...ler/index.html

The linked article also included details about recent prior arrests. Crazy stuff.

"At a July 5 protest, Reinoehl was cited for possessing a loaded handgun in a public place, interfering with police, and resisting arrest. Police said they seized a Walther PPQ semi-automatic pistol as evidence. In a statement, the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office said the incident remains under investigation and that "we have neither rejected nor declined prosecution on this case."


"A month earlier, Reinoehl and his son, 17, were arrested in Baker County, Oregon, just before 1 a.m., according to Oregon State Police records. The two were stopped by an Oregon state trooper and a county sheriff's deputy on June 8 for driving over 100 miles an hour in separate cars in Interstate 84, which runs east from Portland, the records state. Reinoehl was charged with driving under the influence of a controlled substance, unlawful possession of a firearm (a loaded Glock pistol), driving while suspended, recklessly endangering another person (his daughter, who was a passenger in his car), and reckless driving. Reinoehl's son was arrested on DUI and a gun charge."

So could he legally own a firearm? Thats a lot of arrests and charges. Wonder if he had any adjudicated priors?

[rd62]

Additional details of the shoot out/takedown - https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-detai...chael-reinoehl

That's horrible reporting by Fox. Cops initially opened fired to stop him but tries to peacefully arrest him. He fled with a gun and they shot him. He had an AR and fired 40-50 rounds but it was a handgun. Doesn't sound like anything is confirmed and in todays atmosphere rushi g to report bad info is about the worst thing they could do.


This prior incident is interesting as well.

[tadawson]

You really have to love “journalism” these days. Just about every story across the media repeats his claim of being and Army veteran when, in fact, he was a total fraud. Once upon a time there were fact checking departments.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dai...-military.html

He probably said that he was an avid "Rump Ranger", and the MSM took it wrong . . . :-) :-)

[LittleLebowski]

Interesting how it took Feds to arrest him.

[the Schwartz]

It is ironic, is it not, that Reinoehl's arrest could be described as ''mostly peaceful''?

[blues]

Interesting how it took Feds to arrest him.

I was qualifying with some deputies here locally today who would've been only too happy to participate. I'm sure the same is the case out in OR. Unfortunately, leadership is lacking.

Glad the feds picked up the slack when opportunity arose to do so.

[okie john]

Interesting how it took Feds to arrest him.

LE as a whole understands that big-city governments do not have their best interests at heart, so they're adding federal LE in hopes of getting someone into a courtroom. That's why the US Marshals Service deputized the Oregon State Police.

When antifa suspects get arrested and then immediately released, the press doesn't have time to look into their backgrounds (not that they were ever very diligent about that). But when these suspects stand trial, their backgrounds are made public and the press digs in (again to the limited extent that they care to). Antifa has done a good job of controlling the narrative thus far, but every antifa fighter who has been killed or who faces serious charges has a pretty despicable criminal record and that's not a good look for the movement.


Okie John

[Seven_Sicks_Two]

Interesting how it took Feds to arrest him.

I don't have any background in LE, so I don't know how this sort of thing is handled...

At what point do feds get involved in a "regular" case where a suspect in a high-profile murder has fled across state lines? It doesn't seem as though they were involved in the apprehension of Rittenhouse (not that I think that was murder). But wouldn't this sort of thing be squarely in the wheelhouse of the USMS?