Still no arrests, but warrants reveal more details on Moore County power grid attacks BY JOHN NAGYAND JONATHAN BYM THE PILOT UPDATED DECEMBER 16, 2023 11:19 AM Moore County Sheriff’s investigators received a tip of a person of interest within two days of the Dec. 3, 2022 power substation attacks, according to search warrants filed at the Moore County Courthouse. At least 12 search warrants were filed related to the gunfire attacks on Duke Energy electric substations in Carthage and West End, which stole power from 45,000 customers, killing one woman. All of the warrants were originally ordered sealed by then-Superior Court Judge James Webb, but that seal has since expired and the warrants are public. Filed Dec. 4, 2022 to Feb. 21, 2023, the warrants reveal numerous previously undisclosed details about the law enforcement investigation by the Moore County Sheriff’s Office and FBI, including: A COUPLE OF INTEREST An individual with experience in the power management industry came to investigators’ attention within two days after the attacks. In a Feb. 21, 2023 search warrant request, investigators asked for permission to search the records of four phone numbers they said belonged to a Moore County man and his wife. The Pilot has declined at this time to name the couple, who have not been charged, due in part to concerns from the Sheriff’s Office about the couple’s and their family’s safety. In the warrant request, investigators say information they gathered regarding the couple generated enough probable cause to issue searches for four phone numbers connected to them. Among the facts that investigators listed in the Feb. 21 warrant request: ▪ The Moore County man described himself as a former U.S. Army Ranger who currently works in the “power management” industry with experience in power transformers. ▪ The man recounted to a co-worker the day after the attacks that law enforcement might want to question him because he had been “in communication with people connected with a group called the Moore County Patriots and that they had developed a plan to damage substations in Moore County.” According to its Facebook page, Moore County Patriots is a “nonpartisan group dedicated to protecting our citizens, rights, freedoms, police, Military.” Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/state/north-carolina/article283121923.html#storylink=cpy
Any group that self labels themselves as patriots who protect "freedom" and "the police" and call themselves non-partisan by default are far right wing nut jobs. These are the same people who get offended when you say there is a libertarian to fascist pipeline.
Geez. Your signature lol. @AroundTheWorld is on a natural high or something getting stirred up over this conflict. I guess I shouldnt get in the way of his excitement though. Always posting how horrible the muslims are. Here's a few pics for ya of some muslim "animals" you have been posting incessantly about! Good times!!!! from 2020... Palestinian girl Orheen Al-Dayah, who was injured on her forehead in an Israeli strike, has her wound stitched without using any anesthetic due to a dearth of pain relief medication, at Al Shifa hospital in Gaza City, November 8, 2023.
A few things: I assume you are quoting @fchowd0311 - I have him on ignore - sometimes I click on "Show Ignored Content", so I saw his signature - he keeps dragging D&D stuff into the GARM via his signature - @Clutch has been tolerating this for whatever reason, but it used to be a rule to keep politics out of anywhere but the D&D. My problem is with Islam, not with Muslims per se - the ones who do not incorporate the intolerance and hate (including, but not limited to hate against Jews) of the ideology into their lives, I have no problem with (basically, the more secular Muslims). I never called Muslims "animals" - stop making **** up. The only people I may have called "animals" are terrorists who murdered people.
My mistake if you havent. I am pretty sure I have seen one of your tweets the last few weeks refer to muslims as animals. So if you think that is not you calling them animals... I guess but I kinda disagree on that one.
