GI hurt in LR gunfire undeterred
AP says suspect in case declared killing justified
Photo by Rick McFarland
Sonja Ezeagwula watches as her son, Army Pvt. Quinton Ezeagwula, points to the spot where a bullet grazed his head when he was shot outside a military recruiting office in Little Rock on June 1.
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The last time U.S. Army Pvt. Quinton Ezeagwula was inside a military recruiting office, he was shot, bleeding and hoping another soldier could survive his own wounds.
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bobomonkey10_yahoo-com says...
It's very ironic that federal prosecutors are having a hard time deciding if Bledsoe (his real name) should be tried as a terrorist, yet already today's crime at the Holocaust museum is being judged as a hate crime and a terrorist action by the federal authorities. I guess it's okay to murder soldiers if you claim to be a muslim. Why do our authorities continue to caudle and appease the muslim community?
What the general public fails to realize is this is likely only the beginning of the muslim terrorism in America. It's time for Americans to treat this as the real threat it is. If muslim terrorists can't carry out operations in America they will have their misguided American followers do it for them.
Proud to be a soldier!
June 10, 2009 at 11 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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