Friday, June 5, 2009

Military Recruitment Office Killing: It is Getting Attention

Earlier this week, Abdulhakim Bledsoe, AKA Carlos Bledsoe, AKA Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad, shot and killed an American soldier at a military recruiting office in Little Rock, Arkansas.

It's possible that the investigation into Private William Long's death, and the wounding of Private Quinton Ezeagwula, isn't getting quite as much attention in the news as that of noted abortionist Dr. George Tiller.

But there is an investigation going on.

At this point, it looks like Abdulhakim of the many names acted alone. But, just in case he didn't, places on a sort of shooting list he had were being told of their 'target' status.

It looks like the fellow with all the names didn't approve of quite a range of people. His target list included:
  • Jewish organizations
  • A Baptist church
  • A child-care center
  • A post office
  • Other military recruiting centers
    (CNN)
From what I've read, it looks like America's law enforcement system is doing its job, investigating a shooting where the chief suspect's actions and statements raise possibilities that can't be ignored.

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