“Standoff in Philadelphia” is…FAKE just like all those…OTHER FAKE SHOOTINGS!!! YES, it’s a FALSE FLAG.
GreekNewsOnDemand.com: Fake…fake….FAAAAAAAAAAAKE AS USUAL and is mean to serve as….YET ANOTHER PRETEXT for the government to…TAKE AWAY AMERICANS’ GUNS!!! You know this is fake just by read this story which sounds like a…HOLLYWOOD SCRIPT…hmmm. You also know it’s FAKE when you listen to the gay, narcissistic DUMBASS Shepard Smith CONTRADICT HIMSELF when on the one hand he mentions that one of the officers was “shot in the HEAD” and yet, on the other, says that “they have NO life-threatening injuries.” HAHAHAH!!!
Look at how the DEMON-crats are EXPLOITING IT for…GUN CONTROL MEASURES!!!
Read also: Former CIA agent Robert David Steele: It’s a False Flag in El Paso, Texas. I did a false flag w/ NO dead!
WAKE THE HELL UP, PEOPLE!!!
Philadelphia suspect in custody after hours-long ordeal that left 6 officers wounded
The suspect linked to Wednesday’s hours-long standoff in Philadelphia surrendered to authorities just after midnight Thursday, exiting the residence with his hands in the air and with a police light shining on him, surrounded by a cloud of tear gas.
The dramatic shootout in Philadelphia stretched on for hours as six officers were shot — and two officers and three hostages were later freed, apparently unhurt.
The suspect was identified by unnamed police sources as Maurice Hill, 36, of Philadelphia.
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Hill has a long record of gun-related convictions and of attempting to evade arrest, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Shaka Mzee Johnson, the attorney who most recently represented Hill, also confirmed to the Inquirer that Hill was linked to the standoff.
One of the wounded officers reportedly was grazed in the head in the ongoing shootout in the city’s Nicetown neighborhood that began on Wednesday afternoon.
Three officers were rushed to Temple University Hospital, officials told Philadelphia’s FOX 29.
Three other officers were taken to Einstein Hospital, at least one of them was shot in an arm. All six officers were in stable condition and treated for non-life-threatening injuries before doctors released them, Philadelphia police Sgt. Eric Gripp said.