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originally posted by: Bluntone22
They had bolt cutters but not smart phones with gps?
Riiiiight,
originally posted by: makemap
originally posted by: Bluntone22
They had bolt cutters but not smart phones with gps?
Riiiiight,
They were hippies I guess assuming his girl smokes Marijuana. I highly doubt they would get a phone.
originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Who the hell travels about with a set of bolt cutters? Sounds well suspect.
originally posted by: BIGPoJo
originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Who the hell travels about with a set of bolt cutters? Sounds well suspect.
What makes you think they used bolt cutters to cut the lock? I did not see anything in the report to indicate that other than the man was cutting on the lock while the woman was taking a nap.
originally posted by: BIGPoJo
originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
Who the hell travels about with a set of bolt cutters? Sounds well suspect.
What makes you think they used bolt cutters to cut the lock? I did not see anything in the report to indicate that other than the man was cutting on the lock while the woman was taking a nap.
Timothy Lee Stewart, 28, drove his red 1998 Dodge Stratus to an access road off of Lay Road where he came upon a "secured fenced-in area," according to charging documents. That's where police said he cut a chain to a gate.
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According to police, who say they consulted with security staff, the couple made it to a "highly security sensitive area where radioactive material is transferred from the main power plant."
A fence there surrounds a "smoke stack type structure," documents state. There is a nearby outbuilding, and if the couple had gone inside, the security staff would have placed the plant on lockdown with a "possibility of lethal force being used," documents state.
But Merkel said she was able to confirm Saturday that the couple had not made it to any areas where radioactive materials are transferred or stored. She said the couple didn't make it past any security officers who monitor all four sides of the plant constantly.
Police said they appeared to have reached an area where radioactive material is transferred from the plant, but Merkel said they hadn’t gotten to such an area.
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Timothy Lee Stewart, 28, drove his red 1998 Dodge Stratus to an access road off of Lay Road where he came upon a "secured fenced-in area," according to charging documents.
According to police, who say they consulted with security staff, the couple made it to a "highly security sensitive area where radioactive material is transferred from the main power plant."
A fence there surrounds a "smoke stack type structure," documents state. There is a nearby outbuilding, and if the couple had gone inside, the security staff would have placed the plant on lockdown with a "possibility of lethal force being used," documents state.
originally posted by: TrueBrit
Those individuals should not have been able to deploy from the vehicle at all, without being stopped at gunpoint and persuaded to leave, rapidly.