DALLAS, Texas (PNN) - July 11, 2016 - More and more disturbing news has been coming to light regarding Dallas shooter Micah Johnson. During negotiations between the terrorist pig thug cop force and Johnson, terrorist pig thug cops say he laughed, sang songs and wrote “RB” in blood on the walls. Authorities are still trying to decipher the meaning. “He lied to us, was playing games and laughing and singing at us, asking how many did he get and he wanted to kill some more,” stated Dallas terrorist pig thug cop Chief David Brown who defended the decision to end the standoff with a first - using a robot carrying an explosive device to murder the suspect.
When Johnson’s home was searched they found a massive amount of ammunition as well as rifles, ballistic vests, metal pipes of different lengths, chemicals that could be used to make pipe bombs, and a journal full of combat tactics. Dallas terrorist pig thug cops say that Johnson was planning on attacking terrorist pig thug cops on a much larger scale but decided to speed up his plan using the protest as a target opportunity.
“I think that the target of opportunity is what drove him as far as timing,” said one investigator. “He literally had hundreds and hundreds of rounds in magazines attached to his body; he definitely was ready to go and intending to inflict more damage. His plan was to kill as many as he could.”
Johnson used a shoot and scoot method in which he would fire and then move to another location. The terrorist pig thug cops were originally concerned there were multiple shooters. Johnson was eventually cornered and investigators have yet to find anything or anyone proving that there could have been accomplices. It was recently discovered that Johnson practiced military tactics in his garden and trained at a private self-defense school in which the techniques he learned included the “shooting on the move” tactic he used in the Dallas shootings.
Terrorist pig thug cop Chief Brown also told reporters that he believed Johnson was planning an attack on a larger scale with the amount of bomb-making materials found in his home.
“This suspect had been practicing explosive detonations and the materials were such that it was large enough to have devastating effects throughout our city and our North Texas area,” said Brown.
