http://theintelhub.com/2012/07/27/aurora-police-chief-from-beat-cop-to-intelligence-agent/
By: Shepard Ambellas
Date: 2012-07-27
Update: Actual police audio from the scene described what looked to be a coordinated attack with at least two shooters yet the police chief, the corporate media, and the federal government continue to claim that the mind controlled James Holmes acted alone.
AURORA — Daniel Oates is the current Police Chief of Aurora Colorado, the city in which the gruesome “Batman” theatre massacre took place that left a bloody scene of carnage embedded into the minds of the people involved as well as America as a whole.
Eyewitnesses also noticed that the shooter was not acting alone and that the Aurora Police Chief was possibly aware of it.
Listen to the actual police audio: http://soundcloud.com/abilene-paradox.
How does one go from a simple beat cop to serving on the Intelligence Division at NYPD?
An excerpt from 12160.info reads;
Oates stated to the Huffington Post;
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By: Shepard Ambellas
Date: 2012-07-27
Update: Actual police audio from the scene described what looked to be a coordinated attack with at least two shooters yet the police chief, the corporate media, and the federal government continue to claim that the mind controlled James Holmes acted alone.
AURORA — Daniel Oates is the current Police Chief of Aurora Colorado, the city in which the gruesome “Batman” theatre massacre took place that left a bloody scene of carnage embedded into the minds of the people involved as well as America as a whole.
Eyewitnesses also noticed that the shooter was not acting alone and that the Aurora Police Chief was possibly aware of it.
Listen to the actual police audio: http://soundcloud.com/abilene-paradox.
How does one go from a simple beat cop to serving on the Intelligence Division at NYPD?
An excerpt from 12160.info reads;
Aurora Police Chief Daniel Oates started as a beat cop on the Upper East Side in 1980 before leaving the force in 2001. A retired NYPD lieutenant who supervised him tells the Post, “He was probably one of the smartest guys in the Police Department during his tenure.”Despite this, Oates was quoted by CBS saying;
Oates, who graduated from New York Law School and is licensed to practice law in NY, NJ and Colorado, had a storied career:
The Daily News reports, that he “finished his 21-year career with the NYPD in 2001 as the commanding officer of the department’s Intelligence Division” and had “previously served as the second-in-command of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South and commanding officer of the NYPD’s legal bureau.”
“All the evidence we have, every single indicator, is that… this is all Mr. Holmes’ activity and that he wasn’t particularly aided by anyone else,” Oates said in an exclusive interview Sunday on “Face the Nation. “We’re building a case to show that this was a deliberative process by a very intelligent man who wanted to do this.”Has Oates been directed by his puppet masters behind the scenes to aid in a cover-up to help pass a UN treaty to ban our guns?
Oates stated to the Huffington Post;
“This law enforcement community and this larger community was shaped by Columbine in a way that I’m not sure people realize around the rest of the country. We practice, and practice, and practice for active shooter situations and we were already extremely rigorous and disciplined in that training and we will be even more so.”How deep does this massive cover-up go?
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