XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, mn.politics, alt.politics.republicans   
   XPost: talk.politics.guns, sac.politics   
   From: democrat-pussy@minnesota.guv   
      
   Formal charges filed against four people allegedly involved in a fatal North   
   St. Paul shooting reveal that the 24-year-old victim was 3D-printing “ghost   
   guns” and the suspects dropped two bags of firearms as they fled the murder   
   scene.   
   According to court documents, at around 6:13 p.m. on Monday, June 19, officers   
   were sent to the apartment building on the 2100 block of McKnight Rd. N. for a   
   report of a male with a handgun near one of the apartment units. A woman had   
   reportedly banged    
   on an apartment door and yelled, “He’s dead! He’s dead!”   
      
   Officers made entry into the apartment and found a black shotgun and a   
   bulletproof vest on the hallway floor leading up to the back bedrooms. Further   
   down the hallway, officers saw the victim, Anthony R. Rojas, 24, lying on the   
   floor with a gunshot wound    
   to the right side of his head.   
      
   Medics arrived after the scene had been secured and pronounced Rojas dead.   
   Officers also saw two open and empty gun safes, a 3D printer, a money counter,   
   boxes of ammunition and rifle magazines in the apartment. It appeared that   
   Rojas was using the 3D    
   printer to create lower receivers for handguns, the court documents say.   
      
   Investigators learned that Rojas had posted a social media photo just 12 hours   
   before his death that showed thousands of dollars in cash laid out on a couch   
   at his apartment. The money was not recovered after he was fatally shot. At   
   6:21 p.m., a person    
   called 911 and reported a juvenile male who had a gun in his pocket dropped   
   two bags of handguns on the 2100 block of Burke Ave., just west of the   
   building where the shooting took place.   
      
   Officers recovered a black backpack and a blue bag that contained fifteen   
   Glock 9mm handguns. One of the guns had a magazine in it that contained   
   ammunition and had what appeared to be blood on its grip. An AR-style pistol   
   and two large-capacity    
   magazines were also in one of the bags.   
      
   TWITTER: Our original thread on the shooting   
      
   Neighbors said Rojas “seemed to be partying all day” with a group of men   
   and one woman. Shortly before the shooting, a woman and a group of males were   
   arguing north of the residence. Two black males walked up to the apartment and   
   Rojas yelled down to    
   them, asking what they were doing. The woman appeared to wait outside the   
   door. A shot was heard and shortly after, a woman knocked on the door of the   
   unit. The woman yelled that the victim was already dead and multiple people   
   were seen running from the    
   apartment.   
      
   The two black males were described as in their late teens or early 20s. One   
   had long dreads, wore a red hoodie and a face mask, had a gun tucked in his   
   waistband and fled with a large, black bag. The other black male was tall and   
   thin with shorter hair    
   and possibly wore a green sweatshirt. The second male tried to shove a gun in   
   his sweatshirt as he ran away, while also carrying a bluish-purple bag. The   
   female ran away with the two black males while carrying a large duffle bag. A   
   teenage white male    
   holding a gun was also seen running to a vehicle and then leaving in the   
   opposite direction. One other male--described as being a larger-build Hispanic   
   or black male with a cast on his arm--was seen at the apartment with Rojas   
   shortly before the homicide,   
    but he was later seen at the Holiday gas station next door asking to use   
   people’s phones to get an Uber, the documents said.   
      
   Rojas’ mother lives nearby and told police she saw people hanging out with   
   her son at around 1:45 p.m. that day. She identified the woman seen prior to   
   the shooting as Rojas’ “new girlfriend,” La Vida Rose Martinez, 19. The   
   mother’s description    
   of the men who were with her son matched the descriptions of the men seen   
   fleeing the scene. She mentioned that her son was worried for his safety since   
   someone had just shot at his car a few days earlier. Rojas’ mother believed   
   that the black male    
   with the mask and dreads was Martinez’s ex-boyfriend. She said the larger   
   black or Hispanic male with a cast on his arm goes by “Six.”   
      
   > See more of our latest coverage   
      
      
   [continued in next message]   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)