- Location
- Price, Utah
No snow, but it did rain last night and was quite a bit cooler this morning when we left to come home.
Maybe he threw himself in the river and is half way to Lake Powell by nowl.
Ranger shot in Moab
- Thread starter Cruiser
- Start date
No snow, but it did rain last night and was quite a bit cooler this morning when we left to come home.
Maybe he threw himself in the river and is half way to Lake Powell by nowl.
1\4elliptic toy
shenanigans!
- Location
- The Dark Side
They just released the guys name.
Associated Press
11/22/10 7:30 AM PST
MOAB, UTAH — A search resumes this morning in rugged red rock terrain near Moab for a man sought in the shooting of a Utah park ranger.
Authorities say they're looking for 40-year-old Lance Leeroy Arellano (air-ee-AH'-no) in the late Friday wounding of the 34-year-old ranger, Brody Young.
Associated Press
11/22/10 7:30 AM PST
MOAB, UTAH — A search resumes this morning in rugged red rock terrain near Moab for a man sought in the shooting of a Utah park ranger.
Authorities say they're looking for 40-year-old Lance Leeroy Arellano (air-ee-AH'-no) in the late Friday wounding of the 34-year-old ranger, Brody Young.
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
Have you ever been in that country? Lots of places to hide, lots of terrain to cover. My bet is that they will never find him because he decided to crawl into some hole and ended up dying in there.
Twenty years form now someone will stumble across the bones and his/her bionic eye implants will instantly upload the DNA sequence to the Cortex and the mystery will be solved. That is of course if anyone is allowed out in that area in 20 years.
1995zj
I'm addicted
- Location
- Herriman, UT
The pictures of the douche are quite different....
taken from
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=13369368
or
http://www.fox13now.com/news/local/...arellano-moab-ranger-shooting,0,6568960.photo
taken from
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=13369368
or
http://www.fox13now.com/news/local/...arellano-moab-ranger-shooting,0,6568960.photo
- Location
- Bountiful, land of rocks
1\4elliptic toy
shenanigans!
- Location
- The Dark Side
Don't worry, the dogs will find him 
83yota
Member
- Location
- Palmer, AK
nah just just find him tie his arms to a nice big rock or tree (whatever is handy at the time) then tie his feet to your rig and just pull him in half. problem solved
ID Bronco
Registered User
- Location
- Idaho Falls, ID
Looking for the easy way out Beardy?
TRNDRVR
IMA BUM
- Location
- North Ogden, UT
Personally, I think he's already dead. You leave a weapon, backpack, and a shirt behind you're probably in some stage of delirium. Like someone said already, he probably crawled off somewhere into a hole and has already died from his wounds. If he's not found soon, he'll be found come next spring/summer when he starts stinking real bad.
Depends on how far I'd have to hike to find him.. I'm not feeling up for a hike.. But in the cross hairs cutting that hiking distance down.. Ya, sounds easy enough to me.. Let the ravens and hawks pick over his body...
You attempt murder of a cop, you should be dealt a swift death blow with no warning.
TRNDRVR
IMA BUM
- Location
- North Ogden, UT
I wanted to do PSM yesterday but figured it'd be best to stay out of Moab all together.b) i'm going to moab this weekend and would like to run psm
Maybe next weekend.
Why would a situation like this cause you to not want carry for personal protection? :-\ Are you going to carry a cop on your back to protect you?
i thought about it right after i posted lol i worry about "getting in trouble" for things but it's my right after all.
with it getting to like ten degress last night or whatever and no food/water i bet the guy is done for. it's too bad the ranger and has family won't be able to put this behind them until the body is found
with it getting to like ten degress last night or whatever and no food/water i bet the guy is done for. it's too bad the ranger and has family won't be able to put this behind them until the body is found