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Reposted: Sandy Hook Massacre - Some new leads
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Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12502173 The two people who ran into the woods were the assassins, and we won't be hearing much about them again. The police chasing them was all staged. Interestingly over the police scanner when the cop says he has a perp proned out, prior to that he says "This is it" What does that mean on the scanner "this is it"? What's "it"? And in what context, does one say such a thing? Can anyone ever say "this is it" if they are NOT expecting an "it"?
That is a good point!Thanks! Yes, because one cop would only annouce to his brethren cops, that the "it" is happening. In truth, one only says "this is it" to a person, some other party, who knows what the "it", is. Because you would never say that over a radio, unless it was so, as all your cop brethen would say, "WTF did you mean, 'this is it?'" One only says "this is it" when one knows "it" is expected, and the persons on the radio, know what "it" is.
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