Ninja attacks US Army Special Forces
On September 18, 2021, someone dressed as a ninja slashed a member of
Special ops troops'hunkered down' in California airport hangar after nighttime ninja attack | Stars and Stripes
https://www.stripes.com/theaters/us/2021-09-30/ninja-attack-special-operations-california-airport-3076663.html
A ninja with a sword assailed a US Army special operations unit in California: NPR
https://www.npr.org/2021/10/01/1042487729/a-ninja-with-a-sword-assailed-aus-army-special-operations-unit-in-california
According to the Stars and Stripes newspaper , a quasi-bulletin of the U.S. military, the attack was backed up by the aviation special forces command, which acknowledged the incident report leaked via social media. The leaked case report is below.
The incident occurred at Inyokern Airport, located in Khan, Los Angeles. After 1:00 am on September 18, 2021, a stranger dressed as a ninja asked a second sergeant who was smoking near the administration building of the aircraft hangar, 'Do you know who I am?' I did.
In response to this question, the second sergeant replied 'no'. The person asked, 'Do you know where my family is?' And when the sergeant replied 'no,' he suddenly slashed the sergeant with his ninja sword. I did.
The sergeant who was slashed escaped across the parking lot, jumped over the fence and evacuated to the administration building. The captain who was present locked the door and called 911, but the person in ninja clothes chased and hit or kicked the door or window, then found a large mass of asphalt and threw it. The asphalt mass broke through the window of the administration building and hit the captain directly, injuring him.
In the report history of the Ridgecrest police station, which includes the airport in the district, at 1:19 am, there was a report that 'a male suspicious person in ninja clothes with a sword was found at Inyokern Airport. At least one victim.' There is a record that at 1:43 am, there was a report via 911 that '26 special forces members who were training at the airport were evacuating to the vault and seeking help.'
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https://www.ridgecrest-ca.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/ArchivedAgenda/_09182021-262
Ridge Crest police dispatched after receiving the report found the suspect on Inyokern Street. The suspect ignored the restraint order and swung a ninja sword, so the deputy sheriff who accompanied him responded with a non-killing gun, but the suspect escaped from the scene. The deputy sheriff who pursued him used a taser gun and succeeded in detaining him. Below is a photo of the ninja sword used by the suspect and the time of his arrest, posted by the Kane Group Sheriff's Office.
The suspect has been identified as Gino Rivera (35 years old), a police officer who is attempting murder, assaulting with weapons, showing off weapons, showing off weapons for the purpose of resistance and prevention against arrest, vandalism, and peacekeeping activities. He has been detained on suspicion of obstruction and delay in performing his duties.
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