Sniper attack on power substation 4/13

[KevDen2005]

http://www.debbieschlussel.com/69187...g-to-see-here/

I know lots of people seem to be caught up on the use of the word, "Sniper." We get it, they weren't snipers. But I added an additional article to the others to show another aspect. Possibly a terrorist attack.

[davsel]

http://www.debbieschlussel.com/69187...g-to-see-here/

I know lots of people seem to be caught up on the use of the word, "Sniper." We get it, they weren't snipers. But I added an additional article to the others to show another aspect. Possibly a terrorist attack.

I suppose we will now see the utility companies purchasing millions of rounds of ammo.

From the link:

Mr. Wellinghoff, then chairman of FERC, said that after he heard about the scope of the attack, he flew to California, bringing with him experts from the U.S. Navy’s Dahlgren Surface Warfare Center in Virginia, which trains Navy SEALs. After walking the site with PG&E officials and FBI agents, Mr. Wellinghoff said, the military experts told him it looked like a professional job. In addition to fingerprint-free shell casings, they pointed out small piles of rocks, which they said could have been left by an advance scout to tell the attackers where to get the best shots. “They said it was a targeting package just like they would put together for an attack,” Mr. Wellinghoff said. . . .

A spokesman for Homeland Security said it is up to utilities to protect the grid. The department’s role in an emergency is to connect federal agencies and local police and facilitate information sharing, the spokesman said.