Confirmed – Philando Castile Was
an Armed Robbery Suspect – False Media Narrative Now Driving Cop Killings…Posted on July 8, 2016 by sundance
The Falcon Heights, Minnesota police shooting of Philando Castile is based
around an entirely false narrative. Castile and Ms. Diamond Reynolds (Facebook video uploader) were pulled over by police because Castile matched a BOLO Alert for an
armed robbery suspect from four days prior.
Unfortunately, the false statements in the video – which have gone viral,
and are being pushed by the mainstream media – have created a backlash against
police officers.
Police officers in: Dallas (link), Tennessee (link), Missouri (link) and Georgia (link) have been Shot or killed in the past 24 hours as a result of a false narrative driven by
the Black Lives Matter movement. It is important to get the truth out quickly.
Saint Anthony, MN, Police Officers Jeronimo Yanez and Joseph Kauser pulled
over Mr. Castile and Ms. Reynolds because the driver, Philando Castile, matched
the suspect profile in an armed robbery which occurred on July 2nd, at a convenience store, only a few blocks from where their
car was pulled over.
The armed robbery occurred on July 2nd 7:30pm (Sat). The CCTV images were given to
media and LEO by detectives on July 5th (Tuesday). A BOLO (Be On Look Out) alert
was issued the same day, Tuesday July 5th. Philando Castile was pulled
over on July 6th.
“I’m
going to stop a car. I’m going to check IDs. I have reason to pull
it over.”
“The two
occupants just look like people that were involved in a robbery. The
driver looks more like one of our suspects, just ‘cause of the wide set
nose.” A minute and a half later, the recording captures the first
report that there was a shooting. (link)
Ms. Diamond Reynolds narrates the now viral Facebook video with several false statements. Reynolds
claimed they were pulled over for a broken tail light, false.
Ms. Reynolds also claims her boyfriend, Castile, was holding a concealed
carry permit for a firearm that was
resting on his left thigh. This also appears to be false.
According to a question presented to the local county sheriff who oversees
the Concealed Carry Permit process, Mr. Castile had never requested a concealed
carry permit from their office:
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