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Sound Emporium - Shooting (pg. 2)
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| dEsidEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by E2EK1EL
have any information that could help police |
change the style of music being played .. lol
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| SgtFoo |
| quote: | Originally posted by dEsidEL
change the style of music being played .. lol
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heheh no kidding.
What I'm wondering is how the gun passed thru the metal detection & friskings.
As for keeping everyone there and questionning everyone before they leave.... that's not likely to work, considering the entire place (500+ people) panicked and rushed for the doors the instant the 1st shot went off. The shooter probably would have taken "precautions" if the cops sealed the place for questionning immediately. |
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| dEsidEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by SgtFoo
heheh no kidding.
What I'm wondering is how the gun passed thru the metal detection & friskings.
As for keeping everyone there and questionning everyone before they leave.... that's not likely to work, considering the entire place (500+ people) panicked and rushed for the doors the instant the 1st shot went off. The shooter probably would have taken "precautions" if the cops sealed the place for questionning immediately. |
metal detectors won't do anything .. if someone really wants to shoot someone that nite they'll find a way, be it inside the club or outside
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| nusty |
| quote: | Originally posted by dEsidEL
change the style of music being played .. lol
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When I used to be a bouncer and we noticed the bar starting to get a little to rough we would request a change in tunes from the DJ. it was kind of a slack type bar where we let people get away with a lot so when it got bad we knew it was time to make some changes fast to calm things down.
St. Patty's day one year a guy was hitting on a girl. she never told the guy she had a boyfriend. boyfriend shows up and tells the guy to f off. he's pissed but walks away. 10 seconds later we get called to the area because the boyfriend when to the pool tables in the back, grabbed a pool ball and sidearmed it across the room and it split the first guys head.
It was deemed time to stop playing gangsta rap for the night. |
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| dEsidEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by nusty
When I used to be a bouncer and we noticed the bar starting to get a little to rough we would request a change in tunes from the DJ. it was kind of a slack type bar where we let people get away with a lot so when it got bad we knew it was time to make some changes fast to calm things down.
St. Patty's day one year a guy was hitting on a girl. she never told the guy she had a boyfriend. boyfriend shows up and tells the guy to f off. he's pissed but walks away. 10 seconds later we get called to the area because the boyfriend when to the pool tables in the back, grabbed a pool ball and sidearmed it across the room and it split the first guys head.
It was deemed time to stop playing gangsta rap for the night. |
shoulda juss played diva house instead..
"Junior... this is Madonna... cawl me in Miami."
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by SgtFoo
heheh no kidding.
What I'm wondering is how the gun passed thru the metal detection & friskings.
As for keeping everyone there and questionning everyone before they leave.... that's not likely to work, considering the entire place (500+ people) panicked and rushed for the doors the instant the 1st shot went off. The shooter probably would have taken "precautions" if the cops sealed the place for questionning immediately. |
the quote by "boa" above explains why. It was the current ownership and/or security, ie someone who knew security or the ownership probably had gotten in and didn't need to be frisked or searched as is the case. Hence the shooting, or it was just done outside of the club... |
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| d!abolic |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
as soon as the cops know something like this happened, shouldnt they have closed off the club, and questioned everybody before they left?
I know this would be a severe inconvenience to people, but at least this way, they would actually be able to question people and get some key tips.
Also im sure the club would have a closed circuit tv system, no? |
Question 700 people? That would take days |
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| Orko |
| quote: | Originally posted by SgtFoo
heheh no kidding.
What I'm wondering is how the gun passed thru the metal detection & friskings.
As for keeping everyone there and questionning everyone before they leave.... that's not likely to work, considering the entire place (500+ people) panicked and rushed for the doors the instant the 1st shot went off. The shooter probably would have taken "precautions" if the cops sealed the place for questionning immediately. |
Yeah in the panic, i could understand. I just mean, when the police arive ont he scene(which i assumed was quickly). |
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| nusty |
| quote: | Originally posted by nusty
That's what happend to me on NYE 2004/2005 in NYC. I was at PVD and the club went into lock down and we allowed to leave one at a time as police asked for all of our id and other info as we left the club after a stabbing. |
it can be done. This club easily held a few thousand. |
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| Dark_Archonis |
| This is getting ridiculously out of hand. Stabbings and shootings in the club district are becoming way too common. :( |
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| Floorwhore |
theres no way this would've happened at a regular boa event.
i dont understand why they (sound emporium) would choose NOT to use the metal detectors though?
especially for a hip-hop/reggae event . |
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| Special K |
| what happened to boa? is that place shut down already? |
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