Multiple FBI raids taking place in Montgomery County, Texas. - Polidicks

[Media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbCBauamZT4[/media] [Quote]Since 6 am Thursday morning the FBI has been moving in several locations in full body armor. White Oak Drive in Porter was one location. Another at Petty Walker near Fire Tower where FBI agents followed a man into his driveway as he drove in and took him into custody. They then started a shoulder to shoulder search of the ground around with probes and shovels. On Irwin Keel FBI agents moved in with over 20 vehicles including armored vehicles with SWAT teams. Two suspects were transported from that location in a Houston Police patrol car and an elderly woman and her dog were taken by Adult Protective Services.[/Quote][url]http://montgomerycountypolicereporter.com/breaking-news-multiple-fbi-raids-in-montgomery-county/[/url] So that's what the massive convoy of police that flew by my house was for. Also seen one, maybe two MRAP's yesterday which may be involved? It may be in connection with the murder of an Iranian-American activist a few years ago and this is a lot more resources than normal for apprehending a murder suspect so rumor is there is more going on here than we know. Posting this because I suspect it will be a national story by tonight. Guess we'll see.

wee woo wee woo wee woo

I can't wait to see the insane conspiracy theories.

Interesting... What usually justifies this kind of FBI presence?

[QUOTE=WhollyRufus;44879351]Interesting... What usually justifies this kind of FBI presence?[/QUOTE] FBI barbeque day

[QUOTE=WhollyRufus;44879351]Interesting... What usually justifies this kind of FBI presence?[/QUOTE] Waldo.

[QUOTE=sloppy_joes;44879360]FBI barbeque day[/QUOTE] or National Donut Day

The FBI was also conducting a massive child abduction drill yesterday south of here: [url]http://newsfixnow.com/2014/05/21/fbi-conducts-full-scale-child-abduction-drill-in-south-montgomery-county/[/url] I wonder if they would plan a drill in order to ship in a bunch of resources for a much longer planned raid so not to raise any eyebrows?

[QUOTE=OvB;44879398]The FBI was also conducting a massive child abduction drill yesterday south of here: [url]http://newsfixnow.com/2014/05/21/fbi-conducts-full-scale-child-abduction-drill-in-south-montgomery-county/[/url] I wonder if they would plan a drill in order to ship in a bunch of resources for a much longer planned raid so not to raise any eyebrows?[/QUOTE] Heard of any kids going missing around there?

[QUOTE=WhollyRufus;44879430]Heard of any kids going missing around there?[/QUOTE] Nothing out of the ordinary.

You live in Montgomery county?

[QUOTE=Broseph_;44879564]You live in Montgomery county?[/QUOTE] Why, yes I do.

it's weed

If it's all in one unimportant town it's got to be something gang-related.

[QUOTE=WhollyRufus;44879351]Interesting... What usually justifies this kind of FBI presence?[/QUOTE] They found [URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdzyuJJZMCI"]Carmen Sandeigo[/URL]

Are there military bases or anything big, like airports/seaports? Could be some sort of terror plot that was foiled. Other than that, there's always the usual drugs/felony kidnapping/racketeering and perhaps the suspects were believed to be well armed and organized/in close contact so they had to hit them hard and fast.

[QUOTE]According to the US Attorney’s Office in Houston : Agents with the FBI and Social Security – Office of Inspector General, assisted by local law enforcement officers, were on the scene conducting a lawful action related to an ongoing federal fraud investigation. Three persons were taken into custody and are expected to make their initial appearances before a U.S. magistrate judge in Houston federal court tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.[/Quote] [editline]22nd May 2014[/editline] So it was the murder, too: [quote]HOUSTON - Local 2 Investigates has learned a man is now charged in the unsolved murder of Gelareh Bagherzadeh, who was shot to death outside her Galleria-area town home in January 2012. Local 2 investigative reporter Joel Eisenbaum has confirmed at least one of the arrests is connected to the unsolved murder of Gelareh Bagherzadeh, who was shot to death outside her Galleria area town home on Jan. 15, 2012. Court documents obtained by Local 2 state that Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan, of Conroe, is charged with felony murder in the death of Bagherzadeh. Irsan, 56, was arrested Thursday morning and is being held without bond. Bagherzadeh was killed on Augusta Drive near Sugar Hill Drive. Her car was found at the back of a town home complex, Local 2 previously reported. Investigators said Bagherzadeh was a graduate student studying genetic research at M.D. Anderson. Charges are also expected against Irsan as part of an ongoing federal investigation. He and two other people were arrested on federal fraud charges. All three suspects are expected to make their initial appearances before a U.S. magistrate judge in Houston federal court Friday at 10:00 a.m., spokeswoman Angela Dodge said.[/quote] [url]http://www.click2houston.com/news/arrests-connected-to-unsolved-murder-in-galleria-area/26119152[/url] Fascinating.