BOLO ALERT - PSYCHO ON THE LOOSE IN CA

GunnyGene

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Yeah, I know there are a lot of psycho's on the loose in CA but this one is a serial killer escapee from HI psycho ward.

Excerpt:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/11/15/dangerous-hawaii-psychiatric-patient-flew-to-california.html
A “violent psychopath” sneaked out of a Hawaii psychiatric hospital, hopped a taxi, snagged a seat on a charter flight to Maui and slipped aboard a jet to California -- hours before anyone even told authorities he was missing.

The delay in reporting deprived officials of precious time to implement the multi-state dragnet deployed for Randall Toshio Saito in earnest Tuesday.

Saito, 59, who was acquitted of a 1979 murder by reason of insanity, escaped Hawaii State Hospital outside of Honolulu on Sunday at 10 a.m. and walked a mile to Kaneohe Community Park where he caught a taxi that took him to a chartered plane, Hawaii News Now reported. Surveillance video showed Saito, who told the driver his name was “Bill,” go into the vehicle.
 
Awful good for a guy thats too insane to be charged with murder. My guess is we wont hear any more about him. Shouldnt be too hard to blend in in California if hes even still in that state.
 
I saw him on the news with an interview from behind glass. Kind of well spoken until you heard what he did and realize psychopaths are like that.
 
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Hi,

I saw a comment from the BG today that he was surprised he could pull off as much as he did...

Sleep well tonight, children. Your government is protecting you!

Rick C
 
Next we'll hear that he was able to buy an AR15 and 10k rounds of ammo because someone "forgot" to put him on the NICS bad guy list which will, of course. bring about cries for more anti gun laws.
 
chm270 said:
Next we'll hear that he was able to buy an AR15 and 10k rounds of ammo because someone "forgot" to put him on the NICS bad guy list which will, of course. bring about cries for more anti gun laws.

Built it himself out of poptarts.
 
Rick Courtright said:
Hi,

I saw a comment from the BG today that he was surprised he could pull off as much as he did...

Sleep well tonight, children. Your government is protecting you!

Rick C

...and they wonder why we want to be armed.
 
wheelgun1958 said:
chm270 said:
Next we'll hear that he was able to buy an AR15 and 10k rounds of ammo because someone "forgot" to put him on the NICS bad guy list which will, of course. bring about cries for more anti gun laws.

Built it himself out of poptarts.

HA HA!! :lol:
 
Jeepnik said:
I notice no one has mentioned just how he got past our stellar TSA to fly from Hawaii to California.

That's simple. TSA is security theater, not security.

I used to fly a lot for business and still fly around 8 to10 times a year and I guarantee you it would be relatively easy to smuggle things past them.

If you fly enough you see things that show you how it really is.
 
I fly a couple dozen times a year and I don’t know how to get anything by TSA. They always find my half filled water bottle when I forget to empty it.
 
coach said:
I fly a couple dozen times a year and I don’t know how to get anything by TSA. They always find my half filled water bottle when I forget to empty it.

Get in a line where you can see the x-ray screen the TSA guy is looking at and you can see what things look like from his perspective.

Water bottles are easy to see.

http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2017/07/03/tsa-fails-tests-95-percent/
Fox9 Minneapolis-St. Paul reports on how this past week the TSA at MSP Airport missed 95% of weapons, etc., that were brought through security as part of an internal test:


Last Thursday, what’s referred to as the “Red Team” in town from Washington D.C., posed as passengers and attempted to sneak items through security that should easily be caught.

In most cases, they succeeded in getting the banned items though. 17 out of 18 tries by the undercover federal agents saw explosive materials, fake weapons, or drugs pass through TSA screening undetected.

Two sources told Fox 9 that the tests carried out Thursday were eventually stopped after the failure rate reached 95 percent.
 
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