Manila Bus Seige.
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Useless f
kers! They've had 10 hours to come up with a plan and in addition they are all cowards.
Should be getting a chain around that door not a but of rope and enter at several points at the same time. Where are the smoke/stun grenades?
Terrible for the families involved see this shinnanigans unfold.
kers! They've had 10 hours to come up with a plan and in addition they are all cowards. Should be getting a chain around that door not a but of rope and enter at several points at the same time. Where are the smoke/stun grenades?
Terrible for the families involved see this shinnanigans unfold.
Gunman Says All Hijacked Bus Hostages Dead
Last Updated 13:20 23/08/2010
Looks a mess according to :Tom Bonnett, Sky News Online
A sacked policeman who hijacked a tourist bus in an attempt to get his job back has reportedly screamed "all the hostages are dead" after police tried to get on board.
Former Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza, 55, had threatened to kill all the tourists if police approached the vehicle.
Television pictures showed dozens of officers surrounding the bus and trying to smash their way inside with sledge hammers.
The shots came after police shot the bus tyres to immobilise it.
Mendoza said two of the tourists from Hong Kong had been killed. At this, police tried to storm the bus.
Officers crouched with their guns held in the air before while others made an attempt to get on board.
Then at least 30 shots were heard Radio Mindanao Network reported Mendoza screaming "all hostages are dead".
Last Updated 13:20 23/08/2010
Looks a mess according to :Tom Bonnett, Sky News Online
A sacked policeman who hijacked a tourist bus in an attempt to get his job back has reportedly screamed "all the hostages are dead" after police tried to get on board.
Former Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza, 55, had threatened to kill all the tourists if police approached the vehicle.
Television pictures showed dozens of officers surrounding the bus and trying to smash their way inside with sledge hammers.
The shots came after police shot the bus tyres to immobilise it.
Mendoza said two of the tourists from Hong Kong had been killed. At this, police tried to storm the bus.
Officers crouched with their guns held in the air before while others made an attempt to get on board.
Then at least 30 shots were heard Radio Mindanao Network reported Mendoza screaming "all hostages are dead".
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