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UNREAL: Man Sleeps Through What He Thinks Are Noisy Hotel Guests, Wakes Up to Find His Room Riddled With Bullet Holes (See the Pics)

Feb. 15, 2013 7:02pm Jason Howerton

TheBlaze’s Jon Seidl contributed to this report.

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Imagine you’re sleeping in a hotel bed and you’re woken up by a loud noise. You get up in a groggy and disoriented state and assume it’s coming from the guests on the floor above, so you go back to sleep. You wake in the morning to discover that your hotel room is riddled with bullet holes and you’re probably lucky to be alive.

That was reality for one man who checked into a Hilton hotel in Phoenix, Ariz. on Thursday. Reddit user “walterwhitmanwhite” posted several photos of the aftermath on Reddit Friday morning in a post titled, “I nearly got shot last night and I didn’t even know it.” The photos, which show shattered glass, peppered drywall and even a spent bullet by his bedside, are incredible:

Man Sleeps Through What He Thinks Are Noisy Hotel Guests, Wakes Up to Find His Room Riddled With Bullet Holes

(Credit: Reddit user walterwhitmanwhite, Reddit)

See the rest of the pictures in the Reddit post, here.

Sgt. Tommy Thompson with the Phoenix Police Department told TheBlaze in an email that someone did indeed fire “several shots” through the west windows of the Hilton Phoenix Suites at around 2:30 a.m. Friday morning. “No one was injured and it is unknown who or why the shots were fired. We don’t know what type of gun was used either,” Thompson wrote.

The Redditor said his room was on the third floor and two of the bullets “entered near floor level, ricocheted off the ceiling and ended up in the walls.” Even more terrifying, he said police found a third bullet right next to his bed. He recalled more of the incident:

“This is in an all-suite corporate hotel in a business plaza with 24hr security and cameras. I woke up of course but was disoriented and thought the people above were doing something dumb at 2am so I went back to sleep. It wasn’t until I found the fallen plaster in the morning that I realized what happened. The guests in the two other rooms that got shot did the same thing. All the bullets must have passed within a couple of feet of me. One might even have hit the side of the bed…The cop found the bullet in the photo next to the bed.”

After another Reddit user encouraged him to demand the hotel compensates him for the incident, “walterwhitmanwhite” said he didn’t hold the hotel responsible for what happened and, all things considered, he was fine.

“Part of me wants free stuff cos, you know, FREE STUFF! But the hotel was not negligent. It’s not like the gunman was inside the hotel property or anything, and they responded appropriately,” he wrote. “They offered me enough loyalty points to cover the night’s stay. I guess that is fair.”

“I could have asked for more than one night but in the end there is no point being greedy and they didn’t offer it,” he added.

Sgt. Thompson told TheBlaze he didn’t expect any additional details to surface anytime soon. When asked if there was any evidence to suggest involvement of Mexican drug cartels, which are active in Phoenix and throughout Arizona, Thompson replied “absolutely not.”

Messages left for Hilton Phoenix Suites and Hilton’s public relations department were not immediately returned.

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MBA
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:43am
It is not a rush to judgment out west to assume illegals are the cause of this shooting–all you have to do is watch the liberal media news–even they can’t hide the fact that 90%+/- crime is committed by illegals and/or mexican drug cartel members. Get in the real world – time to stop denying that all people crossing the border are innocent, decent people looking for a better life. That is not so true.

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- darkimagesoflight
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:47pm
  are you a troll pretending to be a conservative? I do not understand how a rationally thinking individual would actually write that over 90% of crime is carried out by illegals.
  Don’t get me wrong, I am strongly against illegal immigration and believe that they need to be deported and follow the proper procedure for becoming a citizen, but please do not sound so ignorant. You hurt all of conservatism when you say these things.
  
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- colt6920
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 1:34pm
  Spoken like someone who knows absolutely nothing. 90% of the crime??? As someone with firsthand knowledge of how much crime in the Phoenix area is committed by illegals and cartel members I would say you are retarded. But way to make up a statistic.
  
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- Nabuquduriuzhur
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 2:22pm
  It probably is gang activity. In Arizona most gangs are Mexican nationals.
  
  What I don’t understand is why this is “news” when this type of thing has been happening to our major cities since at least the early 1990s.
  
  Portland, Oregon, for example, had over 1000 homicides in 1995. Every day, 2 or 3 people would be killed by gangs.
  
  Today, the area is now a virtual hotbed of illegal activity. All of it springing from their love of drugs. People use drugs, their morals disappear, and you end up with a population that either “benefits” from drugs, or they have gone into crime thanks to losing their morality.
  
  Indeed, if the Left gave up its drugs, some 8000+ of 11000 homicides in the U.S. would not happen, and the 100,000+ homicides in Mexico would have no motive. Drug money from Democrats fuels them.
  
  About now, someone is trying to claim that legalization will “solve” the problem. Oregon was legal from ’73 to ’97. No end of problems and exponentially more crime. Drug crime became everywhere. Canada is experiencing the same thing. So is California, Washington, and Colorado. There is no way to prevent evil in a person using drugs to get high. It always happens with prolonged use with the motive of getting high/escaping. Their morals go, you hear their family lamenting “I can’t trust him/her anymore” and eventually you read about them in the newspaper.
  
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- colt6920
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 11:43pm
  What the hell!!!! 1000 murders in Portland in 1995???? More like 24…..but nice try. You people are maddening. Usually its the left making up numbers and statistics. So my guess is you losers are really ******** trying to make conservatives look bad. Its really the only explanation.
  
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- iampraying4u
  Posted on February 17, 2013 at 8:01pm
  It was a assault rifle with a clip
  
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Philip Ross
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:42am
Hold the hotel and manager responsible for something that they can’t control.
And don’t hold the politicians for all their faults on our dime, cross that, trillion.
Ineptocracy.

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Saff SGT
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:39am
If the USA just Carpet Bombs all of Mexico 50% of all crimes will stop in USA we are so dumb and ball less cowards. The other 50% are progressives this is so easy to figure out

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- lillymckim
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:58am
  So where’s story of S.E. Cupp trashing Rush Limbaugh?
  
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- JBARRANCHAZ
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 10:57am
  Phoenix is a big place, but suffice to say staying downtown is never a good idea. The PHX pd is decent, but everyone is a suspect and city politics prevent them from taking on the cartels in any serious way. Think of Phx as 4 zones. Central, West, East and rural Pinal county. The Eastern part is by far the safest and the Central and West the least. Every night on the news there is another murder or shooting on the west side. It is so common no-one pays much attention. Yet rural Pinal County and the East Valley are generally maligned for being favorable to guns, property rights and conservative. There are plenty of areas in this town where a punk cartel thug or gang-banger little be-otch would get a devestating volume of accurate return fire and thus they don’t go to those places. The Old West is still alive, but the villains don’t wear black hats or red sashes.
  
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- vendingdude
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 11:00am
  jbar – do you mean Maricopa county? Pinal county is the Tucson area…
  
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TROONORTH
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:27am
“They offered me enough loyalty points to cover the night’s stay. I guess that is fair.”

“I could have asked for more than one night but in the end there is no point being greedy .. . . .. ”

HOLY CRAP! An honest guy who doesn’t want to squeeze a bunch of money out of a corporation for something that they had no control over or responsibility for. Absolutely amazing. Does this guy have a halo over his head by any chance?

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- Saff SGT
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:41am
  yes probably a Tea party guy who attends church
  
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- Mrose
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:47am
  I thought the same thing. What a nice guy. Not greedy and sees the bigger picture. RIght on, Dude!
  
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- JONVIL
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 6:37pm
  It’s a shame that being honest is noteworthy.
  
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- walterwhitmanwhite
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 3:39pm
  Hello. I’m walterwhitmanwhite. You can verify by sending me a message on Reddit, where I posted this story.
  
  Just wanted to say thanks for your kind words! I do dislike our culture of entitlement and blame and don’t want to profit from it.
  
  Also, maybe it helps that I own rental properties. If this had happened to one of my tenants I would be very upset for them (more than I was when it happened to me) but I would not consider myself liable for any compensation unless I had done something negligent. The hotel management was not negligent (since the shooter was outside, not on property) and behaved the same way as I would have done in their situation.
  
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- walterwhitmanwhite
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 4:02pm
  Oh and Saff Sgt… sorry to shatter your illusion but I am a lifelong atheist!
  
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moreteaplease
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 8:37am
“unknown who or why the shots were fired. ” (but yet) ” When asked if there was any evidence to suggest involvement of Mexican drug cartels, which are active in Phoenix and throughout Arizona, Thompson replied “absolutely not.”
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He sure seemed to jump to that conclusion quite solidly.

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- Tankboy2adfwd
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 8:59am
  The question was very specific. Did they find evidence of….. The answer was NO. If the question had been, “Is there a possibility of drug cartel involvement?”, perhaps the answer would have been different.
  
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- Choctaw25
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:17am
  Sgt. Thompson is a monumental idiot who should never be allowed to wear a Badge or carry a loaded Gun. He is likely to do harm to innocent citizens.
  
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- mdmike1
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:30am
  So, your point is?
  
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- MoniqueF
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 11:28am
  Sgt Thompson is a good guy and (as was pointed out) responded to the question he was asked.
  
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Michigander
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 8:14am
Darn, Dang, Darn it. I’ve never slept that soundly in a hotel room. I’m jealous.

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Country_of_Arizona
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 7:50am
It’s a fact–it could a fact—most likely it’s a rumor–well you know, maybe a celebration gotten outha hand—more likely a Military/LEO joint exercise (been going on in several cities) where the LEO forgot to exchange her clip errrr I mean magazine with the blanks in it.

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Liekiller
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 7:49am
Criminy people, next thing you’re going to say is that the shots came from a grassy knoll.

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- SilentRunner
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 8:17am
  Nah, that guy’s been dead for many years.
  
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Coyote1953
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 7:20am
“demand the hotel compensates him for the incident,“ ?

REALLY ?

That’s how liberals think, they figure that everyone owes them something.

walterwhitmanwhite is an honest man and I am pretty sure he isn’t liberal because liberals are far from honest.

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- walterwhitmanwhite
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 3:42pm
  Hello. I’m walterwhitmanwhite. You can verify by sending me a message on Reddit, where I posted this story.
  
  I’m socially liberal and economically moderately conservative. My politics don’t align with any political party and best match those of The Economist newspaper.
  
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Easy1
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 7:14am
What I find strange is the fact that the curtains were not closed. All the time, when using motel/hotel rooms at night (after dark) I close the curtains….. Just saying

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CanteenBoy
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:50am
BennetPatches:

I’ll go further…

Common sense is not only uncommon, it is now an endangered species.

America needs help.

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pwatkins
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:35am
Must have been some tired people in that hotel to not wake up until the next morning and lucky I may add. The reason this story hasn’t surfaced if true has to be because of a known Fast and Furious weapon, especially hearing they know it wasn’t drug cartels when they don’t even have the suspect yet.

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- Tankboy2adfwd
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:10am
  You misunderstand the answer. The question asked was IF THERE WAS ANY EVIDENCE to suggest involvement of Mexican drug cartels. The police did not rule out the possibility of a cartel being involved with their answer. They only stated that there was no EVIDENCE found to make that connection. It is BECAUSE they don’t know who did it, that they cannot link it to a cartel this early in the investigation. Let’s be fair and not stuff words into peoples mouths here.
  
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- fullmetal
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:07pm
  A better answer would be ‘no evidence relating to the drug cartel has been found yet’ instead of the absolute answer the police provided. The implication is that they may not want to release any info relating to drug connections.
  
  And can’t the police determine the type of gun from the bullets? It may not be definitive, but at least close?
  
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JUSTANOTHEROPINION
Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:01am
I would have asked for a free shot of booze because I think I would have needed it after that!. Glad the man was alright. No harm no foul I guess.

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- jwpowers41
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 7:51am
  I would have been changing my tidywhities
  
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- urnokid
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 10:57am
  I would have asked for a free change of underware.
  
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AlienIntelligence
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 11:52pm
I call BS.

Not one news article anywhere about this. And it happened in the 6th largest city? Don’t believe it til I see it from one of the local news channels or newspapers. Right now, it’s only on this site and Reddit.

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- BenInNY
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 1:02am
  So what, the blaze spotted it on Reddit, and confirmed it with the police department–which must have been lying about it for some reason? You’d think if they were going to lie it would be to say it DIDN’T happen in their wonderful, crime-free area.
  If it’s the blaze lying for some reason, what is it? The pictures are right there in front of you, by the way.
  Really, if any of the three parties are lying, that means at least one of the other two have to be as well.
  Strange things happen, sometimes good, sometimes bad.
  
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varptr
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 10:24pm
Phoenix is currently in the vicinity of the largest crossing of Cuban revolutionaries in US history thanks to Obummer. Are they shooting up business hotels, trading guns for drugs? Hey, are there sparrows in the bird world? God forbid a man should eat warm oatmeal and croissants while doing the work of the common man. And we long ago gave up waiting for Castro and a billion socialists to string more than two cause and effect chains together to realize they just might be totally hosing down their own pooch when they disrupt business. Personal responsibility, morality, a sense of pay-it-forward, Judo-Christian ethics, Obama couldn’t be further off base if he flipped out in the middle of a base run and went to playing center field! Read Cicero’s speeches on the fall of Rome. Cicero describes Obama perfectly, the loser for all seasons, a man, a senator, an emperor, literally “before his own time”!

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- BubbaGrump
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:50pm
  You, sir, are dead on. I’ve not yet read Cicero, but I already know who the man who calls himself Obama really is. And I also know that he does not have anything good in mind for We The People.
  
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big leroy
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 9:23pm
Dude must be numb from the neck up!!!

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- walterwhitmanwhite
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 4:12pm
  Pretty much. I work in corporate IT.
  
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I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 9:15pm
Riddled huh?!?

I see one bullet hole in a window, some shrapnel type damage to the wall paper from broken glass and a single bullet that was nearly stopped as its velocity was transferred into the glass that did do a somewhat surprising amount of damage. The hollow back of the bullet suggests to me that it was a high velocity rifle round.
Because the bullet transferred its energy into the glass and propelled the glass forward rather than punching a much cleaner hole in the glass and penetrating the wall, the shot was most likely fired from a considerable distance. Probably the shot was fired from greater than three hundred yards and was barely audible from the room. The impact on the glass would have been a considerable popping sound, but would have had little reverberation due to the long cracks. Also there were no large shards of glass falling to make the typical broken window sounds. The glass hitting the opposing wall would have made an odd, brief rattle.
He did wake up, but understandably could not place the noise as an immediate threat, dismissed it as noise from above and went back to sleep.
The bullet on the floor and not embedded in the wall suggests that its energy was spent and was no longer a life threatening projectile.
In summary… I hate inflated media hype. Educate yourselves and tell the real story, it’s way more interesting than trying to pass every unusual event as “The Jaw Dropping Story of all Times!”
The meteor in Russia was interesting on a

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- hoofmanw
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:07am
  The one that passed through the glass is embedded in the ceiling along with the one that passed through the wall about a foot below the window. The one found on what is obviously the bathroom floor ricocheted off the door jam which is steel and landed there relatively whole which indicates that it was probably 40 caliber handgun and judging from the spread it was probably a jacketed hollow point such as the ones I carry. I was in Los Angeles last night and can prove it. Also the trajectory indicates that it was probably fired at random from a moving vehicle from the street directly in front of the window. The one nearest to the floor was probably the first shot followed by the one in the wall above and forward of the first then came the one through the window, the last shot to enter the room in question but not necessarily the last shot. The pattern indicates that the driver was driving from right to left and possibly firing with one hand (failure to control recoil). The shooter was probably the driver of the vehicle. The wall shrapnel was caused when the other two bullets hit the cement ceiling.
  
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- hoofmanw
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:19am
  OK reverse that the shooter was the passenger, the car was traveling from left to right and the driver accelerated abruptly after the first shot was fired. the acceleration forced the shooters hand downward.
  
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- I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:36am
  HOOFMANW,
  Interesting, The pics posted tell quite a different story, but of course as is so often the case pictures don’t tell a thousand words… Or even anything close to the truth.
  Sounds as if you have quite a bit of info that is not told by the pics posted… But one thing still rubs me a bit wrong. A hollow backed bullet is unusual for a pistol round that typically relies on maximum mass to transfer the most energy at closer ranges. Rifle rounds are often hollow in the back to maximize velocity and reduce the effects of wind and other external factors???
  
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- I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:42am
  I just looked again and saw the shot through the wall below the bottom right side of the window.
  
  Still, if outside conditions were right, the noise could have been minimal, People upstairs could have made enough noise to make the sounds unusual, but not something one would jump out of bed screaming about gunfire.
  
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- I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 1:08am
  HOOFMAN,
  Nope, the bullet was not clearly on the bathroom floor. It was a granite counter top with a desk lamp sitting on it… Look at the tell-tale reflections. Given the size of a standard lightbulb clearly shown in the reflection, that is most definitely not a .40cal. The angle and direction of the main road outside also show a different story than the one that you depict.
  Regardless, the pics show that a ton of evidence is available. It appears that the investigators are inept or hiding the truth.
  
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- Kerstile
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:30am
  I blew up (pun unintended) the photo. It looks like it may be just the jacket of a standard FMJ pistol round. This projectile possibly passed through multiple barriers and started tumbling after hitting the first barrier. Possible the first barrier flattened the tip , breached the jacket, and separated the core from the jacket. This possibly starting the peeling that makes it look like a hollow P. As it started to tumble, another barrier popped the lead core out. We do not know what it hit nor what the barriers were composed of so lots of possibilities. Weird stuff happens on ricochets. I get hit by frags all the time at my indoor range. I could name names of tip manufacturers that frag really bad, but no point in that. I handload a lot. Just a thought. I’m NO expert.
  
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- walterwhitmanwhite
  Posted on February 18, 2013 at 3:50pm
  Hello. I’m walterwhitmanwhite. You can verify by sending me a message on Reddit, where I posted this story.
  
  Harrison and Hoofman, thank you both for your knowledgeable comments. I don’t know anything at all about guns so your observations are very interesting.
  
  The cop found the bullet at the side of the bed, next to the nightstand with the alarm clock. I put it on the counter to take the picture. He took it for evidence but I wish he had let me keep it. I made the hotel GM promise to send me the others when his contractor digs them out of the wall. Can you imagine wearing a necklace with a bullet that nearly killed you?
  
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Salamander
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 9:09pm
Next time, he should register under another name. Clearly a case of mistaken identity! I wonder if they guy they were really after reads The Blaze? If so, those miscreants had better be really good at looking over their shoulder, because now their quarry is probably really pi$$ed off!

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RemoteCoderz
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 8:18pm
Seriously?

“No one was injured and it is unknown who or why the shots were fired. We don’t know what type of gun was used either,” Thompson wrote.

and yet….

Sgt. Thompson told TheBlaze he didn’t expect any additional details to surface anytime soon. When asked if there was any evidence to suggest involvement of Mexican drug cartels, which are active in Phoenix and throughout Arizona, Thompson replied “absolutely not.”

One has to wonder, using common sense (supernatural powers), how that can be? The Sgt. says “We don’t know who, what, how, why, but IT ISN’T THE CARTELS”

Maybe it was the ghost of Treyvon?

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- bennettpatches
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 8:46pm
  I signed in just to tell you I thought your comment, “One has to wonder, using common sense (supernatural powers), how that can be?”, was funny. Also, it’s sad to say, but it is accurate too. Common sense is not at all common.
  
  That is all. Peace.
  
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- I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 9:28pm
  @ Remote,
  “No one was injured and it is unknown who or why the shots were fired. We don’t know what type of gun was used either,” Thompson wrote.
  Funny, I see the evidence of what kind of gun was used lying right there on the floor.
  
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- the_truth_or_not
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 10:55pm
  I agree with REMOTE BENNETT and I AM.
  I am not a conspiracy theorist by any means, with the officers or sherrifs comments (dont want to go back and find out wich one) this seems to be more of a gun control stage to me then those wakkos that would dare say the children were not killed or worse were killed for the control agenda. That being said, It sounds more reasonable to think that it may be cartel related as to how strong the officers conviction there was no evidence of that or anything else for that matter.
  
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- Tankboy2adfwd
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 9:35am
  The police admit to a lack of evidence to pin the shooting on ANYONE at this point. They likely will not know any more unless they arrest a guy carrying a gun that can be tied to the crime using ballistic forensics, or if someone comes forward who has knowledge of the shooting. It seems to me that when asked if there is evidence to link it to a cartel, the obvious answer is NO. Nobody said it was definitely not a cartel. Given what is known, it is equally possible to be some random 99 percentard shooting into the “all-suites corporate hotel”. The possibilities are too numerous to tie it to any one group or individual without evidence.
  
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Southernsoul
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 8:17pm
Lucky for him, the maid had just put on the Kevlar bedspread.

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skippy6
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 8:02pm
Hollow points from Holders fast and furious….

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- I_AM_HARRISON_BERGERON
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 10:35pm
  Not hollow point in this case, but hollow tail. Mass purchases of hollow point handgun rounds were made by govt agencies. The bullet in the pic had a hollow tail suggesting a rifle round. Looks larger than a 5.56mm or .223 cal used by AR15′s. Looks more like something along the lines of a 7.62mm or .308 round or some rifle round roughly the same size. Something that would have in fact been passed off in “Fast and Furious”.
  
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- skippy6
  Posted on February 16, 2013 at 12:05pm
  Thanks for the correction I didn’t look long enough to see that…..
  
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Uechi
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:29pm
Don’t believe the story unless the moron was under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or has narcolepsy.

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- GregM
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 8:21pm
  I”ll listen to your comment when pigs fly
  
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PoliticallyRightUs.Com
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:28pm
Isn’t AZ the state that Obama and his administration will not let secure their borders?!

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- angeleyes63
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:51pm
  That couldn’t be it Napolitano swears the border has never been more secure. Right?
  
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DLV
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:11pm
Lol Walter whitman white Breaking Bad anyone?

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- progressiveslayer
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:21pm
  Hizenberg is a bad@ss killer.
  
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- DLV
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:40pm
  Progressive- indeed. I love the scene where he asks the thugs “what’s my name?”
  “You’re Heisenburg!” Hahaha
  Even still Jesse is my favorite, he is the most human and hates it when children get shot as seen in Season 5 with the train robbery.
  
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RJJinGadsden
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:10pm
LOL, but maybe its not really funny. Makes me recall a story a 1SG once told me. He slept soundly through a mortar attack in Vietnam once. When he saw the damage to their fire base he poured the Jack Daniels from his canteen and never drank again.

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- OldSurfRat
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:21pm
  RJJ
  
  Noisy hotel guest??
  Where has he been staying lately?
  Baghdad Economy Inn & Suites??
  
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- crackerone
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 7:46pm
  He stayed in the room beside the “bridal suite” for Barney Frank and his new husband, on their honeymoon. Gun shots are nothing.
  
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- Jake Dog2
  Posted on February 15, 2013 at 11:25pm
  His last hotel must have been in east Los Angels.
  
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