How many people has DHS had to rescue from IED invested areas lately?
How many people has DHS had to rescue from IED invested areas lately?
And, there's only one door on the back. So that leaves the top hatch and the back door to get in and out? That doesn't sound like a well thought out plan. One crow bar wedged in the back door could cause a lot of problems.
El Paso must be a rough town if you need an MRAP to serve a warrant.
and they said I was crazy five years ago....... joke is on them
El Paso is actually one of the safer towns in the country. They even tout their low crime rate, particularly in contrast to what's just over the border.
But it has gun slits on the sides; you'd better take the right angle. There are other ways to deal with these, I think.
In the words of the Wicked Witch of the West: "How about a little fire, scarecrow?"
Just gotta stay low, that back gun hole looks about 7ft off the ground 
Why would they need these? I mean seriously.
To control domestic terrorism. And "domestic terrorists" are whoever they say they are.
Maybe they are prepping for an ele style scenario.
Similar threads
