DAPL Is Not Done Drilling (2/25/2017) Live From Standing Rock With Eric Poemz (He talks about this about 6:00 min. into the video)
DAPL Is Not Done Drilling (2/25/2017) Live From Standing Rock With Eric Poemz (He talks about this about 6:00 min. into the video)
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Pipeline Madness results in death of a man who shot at a natural gas pipeline in Florida
The protest and negative pipeline mindset has apparently lead to the death of a man in Florida after he engaged local law enforcement in a standoff.
The Slain Sabal Trail shooter has been ID’d as Chokoloskee man. http://www.gainesville.com/news/2017...hokoloskee-manFLORAL CITY, Fla. (AP) — Police have identified a man who was fatally shot by officers after he was suspected of firing a gun at a pipeline construction site and fleeing.
The Citrus County Sheriff's Office said on its Facebook page that 66-year-old James Leroy Marker was killed on Sunday by officers after he shot and damaged a section of the Sabal Trail pipeline in north Florida.
The office says the pipeline, which will transport natural gas from Alabama to Florida, was damaged extensively.
Authorities say Marker fled after shooting the pipe and was eventually stopped by officers. The sheriff's office says he "engaged with law enforcement" before being fatally shot.
Three Citrus County deputies have been placed on administrative leave while a Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation occurs.
A Citrus County sheriff's official said he waved his weapon at officers, who then fired and killed him. No law enforcement officer was injured or fired upon.
Water Protector Protest
Construction of the Sabal Trail Transmission pipeline has spurred mass protests in recent months by those who believe the pipeline and its contribution process are harmful to the environment and Floridan aquifer.
An employee of a store near where Marker was accused of shooting the pipeline said Monday that customers are telling him they are concerned about protest violence.
also - https://www.wuft.org/news/2017/02/27...er-identified/
Called the NEW PIPELINE PROTEST, something that is as large (or larger) as DAPL, the "Sabal Trail Resistance" says it is determined to block the pipeline which will bring natural gas from Alabama to Florida.
The Sabal Trail Resistance identified the killed person (post above), as one of their resistance fighters.
(Statement from http://earthfirstjournal.org - Update: The shooter his been identified. His name was James Marker. He was 66 years old when he was murdered by police.)
Apparently James Leroy Marker took Earth First's statement literally as he shot at the pipeline (the "black snake as it is called") and pipeline construction equipment.
The Earth First Statement is below from their webpage - http://earthfirstjournal.org/newswir...ion-equipment/
KILL PIPELINES NOT PEOPLE!
We apologies for such short notice. This event is a first step in responding to this tragic incident.
On the morning of 2/26 police killed a pipeline resistor in Marion County. [We are holding] a vigil from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. along State Road 200. We will meet at Halpata Tastanaki Preserve where the protest occurred on Wednesday, parking in public lot across from Golf Course. Please join us, bring flowers and signs. While there are not enough details to take a definitive position, we feel that its important to acknowledge that someone lost their life at the hands of the police in an effort to stop the pipeline.
From what we have seen thus far, the person who was killed conducted a successful effort to sabotage pipeline construction this morning when he damaged equipment using a rifle at the site of a future compressor station on the edge of the Halpata Tastankai Preserve. In response, law enforcement agents initiated a chase into Citrus County that ended in him being killed. There has been no evidence that this person posed any threat beyond causing property damage.
Statements from law enforcement mention of the individual “brandishing a weapon” but provide no evidence of a weapon being aimed or fired at them. If there is dash cam footage of this, it should be provided.
In the meantime, we can only offer our condolences to the friends, family and community of this person.
This is where the pipeline goes under the lake and river. Notice the high tension power towers in the left of the image also crossing the water.
Federal Judge James Boasberg on Tuesday, March 14 denied a request by the Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Sioux to stop oil from flowing.
The tribes are trying to appeal his earlier decision allowing pipeline construction to finish.
This statement is the justification: "The critical factor here is Cheyenne River's lack of likelihood of success on the merits ... plaintiff does not have a strong case on appeal," Boasberg said in his ruling Tuesday.
The tribes maintain an oil pipeline under the lake they consider sacred violates their religious rights, but Boasberg says the argument was made too late and is of questionable merit.
The judge also said ETP would be "substantially harmed" by a delay, as it prepares to move oil through the pipeline as early as Monday.
source - AP