The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 246

It took more than two hours for the Gulfstream business jet to fly from Los Angeles to Great Rapids, but today Rossi was unlucky. After losing two laps in a row, he pushed his cards and got up to make room for Reed.

"Who will tell me why the report said that the murderer had a gun full of bullets in his hand at the time, but he didn't choose to resist, but directly detonated the grenade?"

"Touch." Hotchner played a pair of Dongfeng, took a sip of coffee.

As a good husband, he has to help his wife take care of the newborn son every night. During this time, he is usually exhausted during the day, so he has the coffee "exemption".

"Because he wants to make a name for himself and be remembered by others, he will pull a few policemen to back him up. There are many militia members like Montana."

"They are keen to promote resistance and hate the federal government. They will take the initiative to join the army and gain military experience. After retiring, they will start hoarding weapons and establish various military organizations that claim to be against the government."

Obviously, Hotchner had a lot of experience dealing with these guys.

Hearing him mention the militia organization, the faces of everyone present were not very good. In the history of this country, the concept of "militia organization" originated from the beginning of the founding of the country.

During the War of Independence, nominally relying on the strength of the "militia" from the thirteen states in North America, they defeated the British and succeeded in making the colony independent from the suzerain. (The French cry to death)
Afterwards, the massacre of Indians, the Civil War, and even the main force in the Mexican-American War were, strictly speaking, still an army united by the "militia" of each state.

In 1824, the "militiamen" of these states were unified and renamed the National Guard, but they still belonged to the states. It was not until 1903 that the old United States had a regular army directly under the Federation in a true sense, which is the predecessor of the US military today. .

Now that the "militia" has become the foundation of the country, it naturally leads to the emergence of some very interesting concepts.

At that time, the founders of this country once proposed that the power to establish armed forces should be given to the states, and the standing army of the federal government was a threat to the autonomy of the states, which was contrary to the federal concept of this country.

This has led to people's perception that the history of the militia is much longer than that of the United States, and the importance of the militia is no less than their identification with the country.

In the 60s, some old American movements and thoughts rose again. Not only the Z-wing was dissatisfied with this country, but many Y-wings also came out to join in the fun, saying that they wanted to resist the ZF violence. You are too conniving with these Z-wings.

So in the 70s, the "militia" movement made a comeback again. These spontaneously organized "militia" organizations were both Y-wing and Z-wing, which complicated the feelings of old Americans.

Because as long as these organizations do not really engage in trouble, they just shout slogans, which is not illegal, and even most of the "militia" organizations have a good relationship with the local government.

But in the 90s, because of these "militia" organizations, a series of major incidents occurred in the United States, one of which was a manslaughter case that made the federal police, including the FBI, shameless.

In the early 90s, a big man who liked to pull his crotch in public became the chairman of the Judicial Committee. This man was also a strong man back then, and he severely cracked down on the cult gangs and restless figures in the country at that time.

At that time, the ATF (Administration of Tobacco, Alcohol and Firearms) felt ashamed of Randy Weaver, a member of the "militia" organization, who failed to enforce the law by phishing, and issued a subpoena to him through the court for the crime of private reform and coercion.

As a result, the date of the subpoena was wrongly written, which was a month behind the actual date, which caused Randy Weaver to not appear in court on time.

The court, who did not find his mistake, sent a group of three federal marshals to arrest Randy Weaver. As a result, near the farm in Ruby Ridge, he met Sammy, the 3-year-old eldest son of the Weaver family who was hunting with a dog.

The nervous bailiff directly shot and killed one of the hounds, and a gun battle broke out between the two sides. A bailiff and Weaver's eldest son Sammy were killed on the spot.

The bailiff believed that the Weaver family resisted arrest and that a colleague died in the line of duty, so they dispatched an action team with great fanfare and notified the FBI.

The result was unknown, and the FBI also dispatched helicopters and snipers to surround the Weaver family on Ruby Ridge.

Weaver's wife held the baby and opened the door for her husband, but was shot in the head by an FBI sniper, causing a tragedy.

Later, there was the famous "Waco Massacre" and the resulting "Oklahoma City Bombing", all of which have a lot to do with the "militia" organization.

These incidents made all the FBI agents here feel sympathetic, and they are very upset with this group of guys who are either mixed with cults, or have a somewhat serious brain disease.

"Let the local police send the murderer's dental records and other forensic evidence to Garcia, and we will confirm the specific identity of the deceased, especially paying attention to the murderer's military experience."

Rossi said to Jiejie, who immediately picked up the phone to make contact.

"After getting off the plane, I will go to the scene of the explosion first, and get acquainted with the local police." Hotchner pushed the card, indicating that he was fooled.

"Jack and Jiejie will go to the kidnapping site and see if they can talk to the victim's husband."

The plane began to descend slowly, and everyone began to clean up the mahjong tiles on the table.

"For the rest, set up a temporary office after arriving at the place, guide the local police to search according to Dr. Reid's map, and be mentally prepared, we will not be too popular."
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As soon as he got off the plane, Garcia called. It seemed that her progress was going well. Jack stopped quickly, raised his hand to signal everyone to stop, and turned on the speaker.

"Hey baby, those little toys you gave me are so cute, I'll pamper them every night before I go to bed."

Garcia's sao words made Jack's forehead black line, what's the matter, this big sister can't speak well if she doesn't speak a little H every day, right?

"You mean those baby panda decorations you brought home that couldn't be placed on the table? No problem, I'll make you a bigger one next time. I promise you won't put it down, and you won't want to sleep without touching it a few times every night."

Not to be outdone, Jack glared at the old-fashioned Hodgner as the two girls beside him were fine.

"Let's talk about business, Garcia, I won't prevent you from continuing to communicate when the case is over."

"The good boss, Francis Goring, is 42 years old this year. He served in the army for a year and was ordered to retire because of bad behavior. The more serious one was being arrested for making trouble in a bar."

"Three people were seriously injured and hospitalized at the time, and the federal database also has his information because he joined the uh. Radical militia organization."

"Radical militia?!" Jiejie repeated these words word by word, with an expression of being hit by you guys.

　In order not to be caught by that, and to prevent people from saying that I copied the encyclopedia, please search for the incidents mentioned in the book, it is very interesting.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)