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The owner of the house and Mustang seen in this picture, got an unexpected visit from some very angry drug dealers. The dealers arrested in the Dealer Meeting raid on Nov. 10/2013, had some members who were not present at the meeting. The dealers learned after being hauled off to prison, that the owner of this house, who will be known as "Jim", actually called EPS, LCPD and RCMP and notified them of the meeting that day. The dealers ordered their hitmen to eliminate Jim. Jim was going about his daily routines, and had just gotten home from his part-time job, and was walking in his house, as his house was approached by 2 black Mustangs, 2 black Range Rovers, and 2 black Landstalkers. When he saw these vehicles approaching, he at first didn't know who it was, but as he saw the one driver's face, he realized, these vehicles in-fact belonged to the dealers' hitmen, who were not present at the Nov.10/2013 meeting. He instantly sprinted inside his house, locked all the doors, and telephoned police. EPS, LCPD, and RCMP were at his house within minutes, as Jim was on their watch-list, since he tipped off police about the meeting, and knew he could be a target of the dealers' hitmen. Within minutes, the area around Jim's house, was surrounded, by EPS, LCPD and RCMP Units, and also one RCMP SWAT/ERT Vehicle, and an LCPD Mobile Command Center, not there for communications, but occupied by at least 50 LCPD SWAT Officers. The stand-off between police and the hitmen, lasted approximately 4 hrs, until the hit-men realized they were outnumbered. They began walking out of the house peacefully, but as they all exited the house, they opened fire on EPS, LCPD and RCMP Officers. Luckily, most of EPS', and LCPD's officers reacted quickly, and sprinted behind the SWAT Units for cover. However, 2 LCPD Officers were wounded in the process of running for cover. SWAT Officers were left unharmed, as the hit-men were not using armor-piercing ammunition. Liberty City Ambulance, immediately took the two wounded LCPD Officers into the ambulance and did their best to stabilize their vitals, until the fire-fight was over. After approximately, 1 hr of gunfire, between the hit-men and police, the hit-men surrendered peacefully. SWAT Officers immediately cuffed the hit-men, and placed them in the ERT Unit for holding. Liberty City Ambulance was given the all clear to rush the two officers to hospital. The two Officers are currently in the hospital, in stable condition, but will be unable to return to work for about 2-3 months. The hit-men were charged with: - Attempted Murder - Possession of a Weapon - Hit & Run - Reckless Driving

The owner of the house and Mustang seen in this picture, got an unexpected visit from some very angry drug dealers. The dealers arrested in the Dealer Meeting raid on Nov. 10/2013, had some members who were not present at the meeting. The dealers learned after being hauled off to prison, that the owner of this house, who will be known as "Jim", actually called EPS, LCPD and RCMP and notified them of the meeting that day. The dealers ordered their hitmen to eliminate Jim. Jim was going about his daily routines, and had just gotten home from his part-time job, and was walking in his house, as his house was approached by 2 black Mustangs, 2 black Range Rovers, and 2 black Landstalkers. When he saw these vehicles approaching, he at first didn't know who it was, but as he saw the one driver's face, he realized, these vehicles in-fact belonged to the dealers' hitmen, who were not present at the Nov.10/2013 meeting. He instantly sprinted inside his house, locked all the doors, and telephoned police. EPS, LCPD, and RCMP were at his house within minutes, as Jim was on their watch-list, since he tipped off police about the meeting, and knew he could be a target of the dealers' hitmen. Within minutes, the area around Jim's house, was surrounded, by EPS, LCPD and RCMP Units, and also one RCMP SWAT/ERT Vehicle, and an LCPD Mobile Command Center, not there for communications, but occupied by at least 50 LCPD SWAT Officers. The stand-off between police and the hitmen, lasted approximately 4 hrs, until the hit-men realized they were outnumbered. They began walking out of the house peacefully, but as they all exited the house, they opened fire on EPS, LCPD and RCMP Officers. Luckily, most of EPS', and LCPD's officers reacted quickly, and sprinted behind the SWAT Units for cover. However, 2 LCPD Officers were wounded in the process of running for cover. SWAT Officers were left unharmed, as the hit-men were not using armor-piercing ammunition. Liberty City Ambulance, immediately took the two wounded LCPD Officers into the ambulance and did their best to stabilize their vitals, until the fire-fight was over. After approximately, 1 hr of gunfire, between the hit-men and police, the hit-men surrendered peacefully. SWAT Officers immediately cuffed the hit-men, and placed them in the ERT Unit for holding. Liberty City Ambulance was given the all clear to rush the two officers to hospital. The two Officers are currently in the hospital, in stable condition, but will be unable to return to work for about 2-3 months. The hit-men were charged with: - Attempted Murder - Possession of a Weapon - Hit & Run - Reckless Driving

The owner of the house and Mustang seen in this picture, got an unexpected visit from some very angry drug dealers. The dealers arrested in the Dealer Meeting raid on Nov. 10/2013, had some members who were not present at the meeting. The dealers learned after being hauled off to prison, that the owner of this house, who will be known as "Jim", actually called EPS, LCPD and RCMP and notified them of the meeting that day. The dealers ordered their hitmen to eliminate Jim. Jim was going about his daily routines, and had just gotten home from his part-time job, and was walking in his house, as his house was approached by 2 black Mustangs, 2 black Range Rovers, and 2 black Landstalkers. When he saw these vehicles approaching, he at first didn't know who it was, but as he saw the one driver's face, he realized, these vehicles in-fact belonged to the dealers' hitmen, who were not present at the Nov.10/2013 meeting. He instantly sprinted inside his house, locked all the doors, and telephoned police. EPS, LCPD, and RCMP were at his house within minutes, as Jim was on their watch-list, since he tipped off police about the meeting, and knew he could be a target of the dealers' hitmen. Within minutes, the area around Jim's house, was surrounded, by EPS, LCPD and RCMP Units, and also one RCMP SWAT/ERT Vehicle, and an LCPD Mobile Command Center, not there for communications, but occupied by at least 50 LCPD SWAT Officers. The stand-off between police and the hitmen, lasted approximately 4 hrs, until the hit-men realized they were outnumbered. They began walking out of the house peacefully, but as they all exited the house, they opened fire on EPS, LCPD and RCMP Officers. Luckily, most of EPS', and LCPD's officers reacted quickly, and sprinted behind the SWAT Units for cover. However, 2 LCPD Officers were wounded in the process of running for cover. SWAT Officers were left unharmed, as the hit-men were not using armor-piercing ammunition. Liberty City Ambulance, immediately took the two wounded LCPD Officers into the ambulance and did their best to stabilize their vitals, until the fire-fight was over. After approximately, 1 hr of gunfire, between the hit-men and police, the hit-men surrendered peacefully. SWAT Officers immediately cuffed the hit-men, and placed them in the ERT Unit for holding. Liberty City Ambulance was given the all clear to rush the two officers to hospital. The two Officers are currently in the hospital, in stable condition, but will be unable to return to work for about 2-3 months. The hit-men were charged with: - Attempted Murder - Possession of a Weapon - Hit & Run - Reckless Driving

The owner of the house and Mustang seen in this picture, got an unexpected visit from some very angry drug dealers. The dealers arrested in the Dealer Meeting raid on Nov. 10/2013, had some members who were not present at the meeting. The dealers learned after being hauled off to prison, that the owner of this house, who will be known as "Jim", actually called EPS, LCPD and RCMP and notified them of the meeting that day. The dealers ordered their hitmen to eliminate Jim. Jim was going about his daily routines, and had just gotten home from his part-time job, and was walking in his house, as his house was approached by 2 black Mustangs, 2 black Range Rovers, and 2 black Landstalkers. When he saw these vehicles approaching, he at first didn't know who it was, but as he saw the one driver's face, he realized, these vehicles in-fact belonged to the dealers' hitmen, who were not present at the Nov.10/2013 meeting. He instantly sprinted inside his house, locked all the doors, and telephoned police. EPS, LCPD, and RCMP were at his house within minutes, as Jim was on their watch-list, since he tipped off police about the meeting, and knew he could be a target of the dealers' hitmen. Within minutes, the area around Jim's house, was surrounded, by EPS, LCPD and RCMP Units, and also one RCMP SWAT/ERT Vehicle, and an LCPD Mobile Command Center, not there for communications, but occupied by at least 50 LCPD SWAT Officers. The stand-off between police and the hitmen, lasted approximately 4 hrs, until the hit-men realized they were outnumbered. They began walking out of the house peacefully, but as they all exited the house, they opened fire on EPS, LCPD and RCMP Officers. Luckily, most of EPS', and LCPD's officers reacted quickly, and sprinted behind the SWAT Units for cover. However, 2 LCPD Officers were wounded in the process of running for cover. SWAT Officers were left unharmed, as the hit-men were not using armor-piercing ammunition. Liberty City Ambulance, immediately took the two wounded LCPD Officers into the ambulance and did their best to stabilize their vitals, until the fire-fight was over. After approximately, 1 hr of gunfire, between the hit-men and police, the hit-men surrendered peacefully. SWAT Officers immediately cuffed the hit-men, and placed them in the ERT Unit for holding. Liberty City Ambulance was given the all clear to rush the two officers to hospital. The two Officers are currently in the hospital, in stable condition, but will be unable to return to work for about 2-3 months. The hit-men were charged with: - Attempted Murder - Possession of a Weapon - Hit & Run - Reckless Driving

(The scene after backup was called in) (Ariel View at Night) A new employee at F.I.A. noticed a bunch of black cars, and one limo at a building behind F.I.A. and remembered that the few vehicles of this make and model he had seen before, belonged to drug dealers. He immediately telephoned police. After an investigation it was found out that the dealers purchased an abandoned building behind F.I.A. for the meeting, but stated that the use of the building would be for "research purposes", F.I.A. officials not knowing, the individuals who purchased the building, were drug dealers. They had the windows boarded up, and had the only entrance be behind the building. LCPD and EPS each station one unmarked car a distance away from the building, and had several other units ready for backup. A dealer member, who will be known as "Dave", noticed two black, unmarked cars a distance away from the building. However, since it was only two, he shrugged it off, and walked inside. The meeting took approximately 4-5 hours, and when all the dealer members exited the building, they were greeted with a surprise. LCPD, EPS and RCMP had surrounded the only way out of the building. All individuals were detained while police, searched through their database, to see if these individuals had any other charges, or had committed any crimes in the past few months/weeks. After searching through the database, all individuals were arrested, and charged with: - Drug Trafficking - Hit & Run - Felony Assult - Reckless Driving - Arson - Vehicular Manslaughter - Attempted Murder - Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm - Driving Under the Influence - Possession of a Deadly Weapon

(The scene after backup was called in) (Ariel View) A new employee at F.I.A. noticed a bunch of black cars, and one limo at a building behind F.I.A. and remembered that the few vehicles of this make and model he had seen before, belonged to drug dealers. He immediately telephoned police. After an investigation it was found out that the dealers purchased an abandoned building behind F.I.A. for the meeting, but stated that the use of the building would be for "research purposes", F.I.A. officials not knowing, the individuals who purchased the building, were drug dealers. They had the windows boarded up, and had the only entrance be behind the building. LCPD and EPS each station one unmarked car a distance away from the building, and had several other units ready for backup. A dealer member, who will be known as "Dave", noticed two black, unmarked cars a distance away from the building. However, since it was only two, he shrugged it off, and walked inside. The meeting took approximately 4-5 hours, and when all the dealer members exited the building, they were greeted with a surprise. LCPD, EPS and RCMP had surrounded the only way out of the building. All individuals were detained while police, searched through their database, to see if these individuals had any other charges, or had committed any crimes in the past few months/weeks. After searching through the database, all individuals were arrested, and charged with: - Drug Trafficking - Hit & Run - Felony Assult - Reckless Driving - Arson - Vehicular Manslaughter - Attempted Murder - Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm - Driving Under the Influence - Possession of a Deadly Weapon