Friday, September 4, 2020

Your Good News of the Day: cold blooded Murderer Michael Reinoehl, guilty in fatal Portland protest shooting of Trump supporter, killed by feds during arrest attempt

 Justice finally served on this animal.   Now for his accomplices.

Dude just looks evil.


The suspected gunman who fatally shot an innocent citizen simply standing on the street in Portland last weekend was reportedly shot and killed by law enforcement authorities Thursday night as they attempted to arrest him.

Michael Forest Reinoehl, 48, died in Lacey, Washington, where federal agents were attempting to take him into custody for the shooting — the same night his interview on the shooting aired on Vice News.

Burn in hell.  He's getting what he richly deserved.



15 comments:

  1. Saul Alinsky met him at the Gates of Hell.

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    1. I hope they both join adolf hitler' mao zedong and joseph stalin in getting their daily pineapple suppository done by a minor devil.

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  2. I’m just waiting for the inevitable beatification funeral of this monstrous POS.

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  3. To rip off jimi, "scuse me while I kiss the sky". HEH!

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  4. An article that quotes from an interview Reinoehl gave after the murder he committed has him claiming that he shot in "Self Defense", that there was a knife and he 'feared for his life'.
    Also that he was working security for Antifa at the time. Which is interesting to me since if he was receiving any compensation that can be traced back, then the family of the murdered man and their lawyers have a target.

    The other interesting bit of information I read on this; the "US Marshalls" were (in fact) local LE and were operating as deputized US Marshalls.

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  5. I think this clown merely committed suicide by cop

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  6. Biden will make a visit to the grieved family.

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  7. Hearing this fantastic news triggered my "And another one bites the dust" earworm.

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  8. Follow up on the "U.S. Marshalls" that attempted to arrest the Portland murderer. They were all local LE that were "cross deputized" as Federal US Marshalls. This a smart move and bypasses the Portland DA that has been playing catch and release or refusing to charge the rioting scum the local cops have been dragging in.
    These Cross-deputized officers arrest and then the Federal DA charges them with the Federal statute. And that comes with Federal time at a Federal prison.

    Things are going to quiet down fast I think.

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  9. Didn't take them long, so maybe we can assume he was located and tracked surreptitiously for some time. That would be a good thing. For a snowboard instructor he was driving a pretty nice new SUV and his personal car was an Audi so....wonder where the dollars were coming from? I am guessing the Feds already know all about the money trails and are busy connecting the threads back up the chain to the nitwits that are financing these proceeds. It's frustrating that it takes so long, but that's the Justice Department.

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  10. Sorry he is so stupid & a vet.....BUT BYE!

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  11. Crap, that's where my little girl lives now. Glad they put him down, get on with it and kill the rest.

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  12. Who said it? "some folks just need killin'"

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  13. Don't celebrate too soon. Coroner calls it "homicide". Show you how sick we have become.

    "Michael Reinoehl, the Portland shooting suspect a U.S. Marshals task force shot and killed last week in the Lacey area of Thurston County, died from gunshot wounds to the head and torso, according to the Thurston County Coroner’s Office.

    Reinoehl’s body was examined this week. Coroner Gary Warnock did not disclose the number of gunshots and said the death is best “classified as a homicide.”

    Reinoehl, 48, who was wanted in the fatal shooting of a right-wing supporter in Portland on Aug. 29, was shot and killed near Lacey the evening of Sept. 3. The shooting occurred in the 7600 block of Third Way Southeast in Tanglewilde about 7 p.m., The Olympian reported.

    The Portland Police Bureau had issued a warrant for Reinoehl’s arrest earlier in the day on Sept. 3 and asked the U.S. Marshals task force to find and apprehend him, The Olympian reported.

    The five-county Region 3 Critical Incident Investigation Team is investigating the shooting, led by Thurston County Sheriff’s Office."

    Read more here: https://www.theolympian.com/news/local/article245673835.html#storylink=cpy

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