2nd attempt on US military base

***  UPDATE  ***

June 16, 2010  STRATFOR
Anthony Todd Saxon, a civilian arrested while impersonating a master sergeant at Fort Gordon, was in possession of several grenades, night vision devices, a laser targeting device and a land mine, AP reported June 16. A military spokesman said authorities did not consider the case to be a terrorist threat and federal prosecutors filed a criminal complaint stating the Saxon was trying to steal Army-issued laser sights for military rifle

This is the second attempt on a US military base where the person was arrested and identified and they have not released the names. This is infuriating. What kind of a country has the US become where the truth may not be told unless it fits the leftist narrative? I am certain that if the attackers are Jewish, Christian or ‘Right Wing’ we would all know their names by now. But since both cases have not named the attempted attacker, we have to assume they are Muslim.

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Civilian arrested at military base with possible explosives: CNN

Bomb squads from Fort Gordon and Richmond County, Georgia, were  called to a remote location on the base.

Bomb squads from Fort Gordon and Richmond County, Georgia, were called to a remote location on the base.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Man detained after “possible grenades” were found in vehicle, officials say
  • Bomb squads were called to Fort Gordon in Georgia to investigate vehicle
  • Base spokesman: Search uncovered other “militarylike” items

(CNN) — Military police at Fort Gordon, near Augusta, Georgia, have arrested a civilian for impersonating a soldier after “possible grenades” were found in his vehicle on base, a base spokesman said early Wednesday.

The Fort Gordon and Richmond County bomb squads were called to a remote location on the base after a search of the vehicle the man had been driving uncovered “several possible grenades” and other “militarylike” items, according to Buz Yarnell, a base spokesman. The FBI is leading the investigation, he said.

Authorities believe the man may have been involved in earlier thefts of military equipment at Fort Gordon, Yarnell said.

A report of a suspicious person on the base Tuesday afternoon led military police to the suspect.

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4 Replies to “2nd attempt on US military base”

  1. OMG …. something is really fishy. I just posted something about the Florida base and here you have info on another one !!!