Update.
[url]http://www.komotv.com/news/printstory.asp?id=19157[/url]
Gunfire erupted about three hours after 12 to 20 detectives and other deputies served an arrest warrant and arrested two people without incident near this town southeast of Seattle, sheriff's Sgt. Greg Dymerski said.
Trouble began when Burow arrived on a motorcycle after 6 p.m., Dymerski said.
"He was acting pretty suspicious, keeping his hands in his pockets, and the next thing they know he pulled out a handgun and shot three of our detectives," he said. "We're just counting our blessings that they're alive."
Burow was killed by return fire from deputies or other detectives who were present, Dymerski said.
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This, is so amazing. There are X number of deputies standing around this guy, and he not only out draws them, but also shoots three of them, two more than once, and with some aim since he shoots around their body armor. All before he can be shot, or shot enough to make him stop shooting.
Was this guy just that good or?
Also, isn't it normal when doing a raid like this to have some form of perimeter security? Marked cars parked in front of the vheicle entrances. Uniformed officers watching foot entrances. Just to keep the neighborhood kids out if nothing else. How is it that someone was able to just ride in like this, get all the way up to the house?
Since the raid had been three hours earlier, and detectives were just collecting stuff and investigating the premisis, that probably explains where the long guns and raid armor went to- already back in their cars trunks long before. I cant see that as a issue now.
But the speed and effectivenes of this guy's shooting, was he ungodly fast and accurate or the officers really really slow? Were they expecting perimeter security and then next they know there is this bike pulling up to the door?