Friday, May 6, 2016

'Unstable' FBI Trained Killer Cop on the Loose

Law enforcement officials have issued an alert on one of their own.

Martin Hill reports:
Law enforcement in Idaho has issued a 'LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE' internal document known as an "ATL" - attempt to locate - Brian Wood, one of the deputies who killed 62-year-old rancher Jack Yantis on November 1, 2015. LibertyFight.com has obtained a copy of this three page document.
Brian Wood, pictured below, is an FBI-Trained Sniper, who was previously sued for roughing up a 79-year-old man. 


Ada County Sheriff's Office Crime Analysis Unit issued an "OFFICER SAFETY/ EXTRA PATROL" notice, also marked 'LES: Law Enforcement Sensitive.'
The document states: 
*NO CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED ON WOOD. ACSO IS NOT CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING ANY CRIME INVOLVING WOOD. OFFICER SAFETY ONLY*
** USE EXTREME CAUTION **
LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE

"ACCORDING TO ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE, Brian Wood has become increasingly unstable in recent weeks.. Brian Wood is one of the Adams SCO Deputies involved in the recent officer Involved shooting in Council. ACSO (Adams County Sheriff Office) advised Wood and his wife are separating and there have been recently reported Domestic Violence issues in the Home. During a conversation with Adams CSO, Wood advised "If cops get involved, shots will be fired." On 01/20/16 Wood was observed collecting guns from a fifth-wheel trailer on sister-in-laws property. Since that time, Wood's whereabouts are unknown. Adams CSO stated Wood claims to have access to explosives. Wood's in-laws currently reside in Meridian...and have requested extra patrol due to statements from Woods that they are "not safe".
Special shout to Hill who has been on this story from the start:
On November 1, 2015, local sheriff dispatcher called [ rancherJack Yantis] out to tend to an injured bull which had been hit by a car. Shortly thereafter he was shot to death by the very sheriff department which called him for help. Jack's nephew Rowdy Paradis, who was a witness, wrote that Jack was"Murdered in cold blood by trigger happy rookies gunned down at the end of his own driveway for trying to take care of his own livestock!!!!!! As their own dispatch had asked him to do I how they get the death penalty."

Jack's daughter Sarah Yantis said "My dad Jack Yantis was brutally gunned down and murdered by the Adams County deputies... My father did not receive any care, including medical care, prior to my arrival. And he was shot and left for dead like common roadkill."
Jack Yantis' widow Donna, 63-years-old, gave this account of the incident from her hospital bed. She had a heart attack upon seeing the police murder her husband.



"On Nov. 1 at approximately 7 p.m. Adams County Sheriff's Department called and told us there was a bull that got hit and they wanted us on the scene and he was mad. So we went down to check it out. I took Jack his gun so he could put the bull out of its misery. When he walked up there and was gonna put him down the officer came up and jerked him back almost off his feet. I don't know what they told him, but they just opened fire and shot him. And then they threatened me and my nephew, Rowdy Paradis, threw us on the middle of Highway 95, searched us and handcuffed us and wouldn't let us go take care of Jack."
The two sheriffs who were at the scene at the time of the shooting were Cody Roland and the same Brian Wood, who is deemed unstable and wanted by Idaho police.

  -RW

2 comments:

  1. Thank you for covering this story. I am a local, and our tiny little county is being shit on by everyone from our local Sheriff to the FBI. I do want to clarify one thing, Wood is back in town, free as a bird. Not charged with domestic violence, threatening cops, terrorism, nothing, just back out and about, still on vacation.

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  2. This is a circular hype. The FBI do not want to have it known that one of their own is on the loose and that he is NO real threat to the world at large. They have hyped this all up to look like another Hollywood movie about a highly trained, highly tuned agent that we should all be afraid of has gone wild. That is what they want the public, nay the world, to think. All FBI agents are better than anyone else in the world at anything they do. If one of them goes feral..... ooh dear... only another equally efficient yet psychotic agent can lead a group of heavily armed FBI men and WOMEN agents clicking rifles and wearing jackets with FBI across their backs to track him down.
    Probably catch him in a 7-11 buying skol bandits in the end. Yawn.

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