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Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting taken into custody after being recognized at McDonald’s
(www.theguardian.com)
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Having all the incriminating evidence on him seems... Extremely unlikely considering the rest of what we know about the situation.
That's the type of shit you'd expect from desperate police planting evidence. Planting a random suppressor, a supposedly "phantom" 3d printed gun, and a manifesto isn't exactly hard. Only the gun could possibly be directly traced to the bullets fired, and that's not something they can test in the field.
Not saying that's necessarily the case here, but this would not be the first time law enforcement, including the FBI, planted evidence because of outside pressures.
Ehh...
I mean, there's probably CCTV footage of him chillin' in the McDonalds, and also the bodycam footage of the cops entering the Mcdonalds and searching him. Its not that easy to plant a bunch of evidence with all those cameras aroung, and creating a bunch of fake bodycam footage isn't really that easy. So as long as they release those video footage, I'd believe this is the guy.
Do they plant the evidence on him in the McDonald's, or is it just in a bag at the station and it's "found on him" when they search him there? Planting it publicly seems hard. Would have to give every officer a bag of "evidence" or know who was going to respond to the call. Besides the whole not getting seen planting it by the public.
I think its standard operating procedure to search a suspect right after detaining to make sure he doesn't have weapons, so I'd assume its all on the bodycam footage.
Well, if they release bodycam footage of the arrest right at the mcdonalds and also the searched conducted in the same footage, without any cuts, then I'd believe it.
If theres any cuts, or weird video artifacts, or if experts say the footage could be faked, then I'm gonna be very sus.