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  In other news, water is wet. Back to you John.
context: Officials said a license plate reading device near the incident recorded the car that Malindretos allegedly used in the attack, according to a criminal complaint. Officials located the vehicle Tuesday and saw a hooded sweatshirt, items made of a white cloth material similar to the gloves the suspect was wearing during the incident and bottle of unidentified liquids, all visible inside the car.
  
  Incompetent is my favorite type of fascist criminal. >
  
  Though the license plate reader scares me a bit. Glad they caught the guy, assuming they got the right person. >
  
  I installed an LPR in one of my counties patrol cars this week,  I was blown away by how quickly and accurately it could detect plates.  
  Nothing done outside of your house is private anymore.  Same goes for most of the stuff you do in your house. >
  
  If the government wants to watch me jerk off 500 times in the comfort of my own home, I say we let ‘em >
  
  Sounds like a twitch persona 
  DO IT!
  ^please >
  
  
  The bottle broke, but did not cause any damage to the building, police said.
  
  Lucky for us these people are incompetent, otherwise we would be in trouble. >
  
  I know this temple and the lovely people who go there. A grant from the US government allowed them to reinforce the building - bullet proof windows, the works. Sadly it was expected in today's climate but the grant probably saved lives. >
  
  Fucking GOOD
  Sick to death of being afraid for my life and safety every time I do anything. >
  
  Seriously.  Every synagogue I've gone to on the past few years has had armed security guards standing at all entrances. It's gotten fucking ridiculous and I'm sick of having to feel unsafe. >
  
  My PRESCHOOL had armed guards. My JCC where I played soccer (read- picked flowers in a soccer uniform while other kids played soccer around me) had armed guards and metal detectors. 
  I am planning on having kids in the next few years and I’m terrified of the world I’m bringing them into. I wish I could speak to my great grandmother, who passed away when I was small, about how it feels. >
  
  My JCC had bomb threats daily.  I used to do basketball camp there and one summer, we didn't even get to play once. Every day when my dad would drop me off, everyone from the jcc would be standing at the far end of the parking lot behind squad cars, while cops swept the building.  It happened every day for a week.  They finally just canceled all the summer activities, including my basketball camp. That building is no longer a JCC. 
  Now it's a church. >
  
  Can't you just feel all that christian love? >
  
  Idk what they were thinking. It’s almost impossible to not be identified in a relatively medium sized town. >
  
  And here's your Mazel Tov cocktail! Enjoy prison! >
  
  Lmao this should be top comment
  Fuck this scumbag! >
  
  4chan's not sending their best 🙄 >
  
  Or they are. And 4chan is so 2000s, discord is the spot. >
  
  That was a quick apprehension. >
  
  Ironically he was large Bernie sanders supporter and donor. 
  Source. >
  
  I mean it's entirely possible he changed dramatically since then in ideology, or he didn't attack the synagogue for antisemitic reasons.
  For the former, I've known plenty of people who were very reasonable in 2016 or so but went dramatically off the deep end in various ways since.
  For the later, there was an just in the last month of an ethnically Jewish woman attacking a synagogue and damaging a torah. It's not unheard of for Jews to be the victims of violence that has nothing to do with their faith or ethnicity.
  Still, I'd say it's pretty likely the guy did it for bigoted reasons. It not being that would be the exception to the rule. >
  
  Domestic terrorism is non-existent if you do not address it 🧠 I love how they avoid calling it for what it is, over and over for each time it happens >
  
  
  Officials said a license plate reading device near the incident recorded the car  
  
  Not a single comment on this? Why do we have license plate readers deployed that are not on patrol cars? >
  
  Towns used homeland security money to buy scanners in NJ. One of our local malls has them as you enter the mall. If your shit isn't up to date you'll come out of the mall to a ticket. >
  
  Amazing how fast the Feds can move when the suspect is apparently registered as a Democrat. >
  
  How unfortunate for you that you cannot think for yourself. >
  
  Fuch this guy. Literally could choose anything to throw it at and he picks this?