WalMart hero, see something, say something

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"The police inquiry began on March 7, when an unidentified Walmart employee now being described as a hero alerted local police that Reynolds had used a gift card to purchase large quantities of ammunition, camping gear, knives, tools and other items deemed suspicious at the store on Route 13."
http://cornellsun.com/2018/03/16/fbi...nts-apartment/

Sounds as if the fellow was going off the deep end, but even so wind is blowing towards a new era of see something, say something. Wonder what the right UPS driver would think of 8 pounds of smokeless and a few thousand primers?

[NathanB]

This is their poster child and it all hinges on a straw purchase. I hope to fuck they hammer the straw purchaser

[Berncly]

People have had their houses raided for buying too many grow lights at home depot.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

Propertys raided for buying too much fertilizer from TSC !

[Emptymag]

He looks like a liberal to me.

[streaker69]

If those items are suspicious, why does Walmart sell them?

[raxar]

If only the government could just monitor everyone all the time and raid their house/arrest/interrogate them for doing something "suspicious" we would be such a safer country.

[Just1more]

Do you think we are being monitored on this forum?

[free]

If those items are suspicious, why does Walmart sell them?

The purchase of ammonium nitrate in and of itself is not suspicious. Buying 1000 pounds of it to load in the back of your van, somewhat more so.

[free]

Do you think we are being monitored on this forum?

At a minimum, we're being moderated.