[ThunderKat]

Originally Posted by imi ↗

The SWAT sniper Chuck Foster have a 308 Steyr Mannlicher rifle which has fired.
Foster was 5 years veteran of the Police Department but never kill anyone under his 5 years, this was his first action to shoot somebody down
The sniper work was difficult to do because the suspect is constantly moving and the windows were shattered from the bullets from the suspect wich shoot (around 257 munitions under the 77 minutes)
Huberty was moving over the dead bodies, reloading his weapon and listening the radio which was placed in a McDonald's
When the police sniper Chuck Foster have a clear target, from Huberty's body's down from his head, shot a single shot to Huberty chest and the suspect was collapse immediately
Later the police found a bag full of ammunition with Huberty, and more inside his car wich parked outside
Huberty was using primary his UZI submachinegun for the killings, but he used a 12 gauge Winchester 1200 pump-action shotgun also and a Browning HP pistol (which shot in the head at close range an 8-month-old baby)

Sick fuck...who shoots babies?? and at close range too...heartless sicko.

[FunkPumpkin]

Thanks for posting the video. I'd never seen it before and it was interesting. It's amusing how different news shows were back then, before the advent of the disgusting 24/7-news-entertainment wars we have now.

[Padraig Flaherty]

Shite gun laws!

[Bletch]

[SGTX1019]

I'm sure y'all know this by now but theres an amazing documentary on amazon prime called 77 Minutes which is about this shooting and is pretty gory. Lots of actual footage!

[ferris209]

Originally Posted by SGTX1019 ↗

I'm sure y'all know this by now but theres an amazing documentary on amazon prime called 77 Minutes which is about this shooting and is pretty gory. Lots of actual footage!

Watched it. Pretty good in the respect that the entire documentary doesn't once name the shooter, the victims tell compelling stories, and the raw video of the crime scene is amazing. However, the idiot director is a terrible interviewer. He has some terrible responses to the victims and he tries several "gotcha" moments with the cops. The most repugnant moment of which is when he asks one of the responding officers if he felt he "got away with it." He seems to be trying to make a political statement on the graves of the victims by attacking the cops response. He fails to realize that this was an era (1984) completely devoid of the idea of "active shooters," cell phones, highly trained street officers, officers armed with rifles, and officers equipped with body armor.

All in all, not bad for the raw crime scene video as well as the victims stories. But be prepared for possibly the worst kind of Monday morning quarterbacking ever put to film, that which is politically motivated and tone deaf to the constricts of the era.

Returning to it's positives, I cannot say enough how happy I was that the shooters name wasn't once mentioned. I honestly wished the news media and entertainment industry would make a pact to stop naming the shooters in these insidious gutless attacks. I think it would make the idea of doing it less appealing to the psychos out there who just want their names in the public mind after their often to late death.

[Budd Dwyer]

That is one mighty fine looking bike

[dragonme666]

No info but very fucked up Mexican history

[Steve]

Looks like someone sprayed the place.

[mshope24]

Holy shit. There was at least 20 dead. Seems American inspired