Showing posts with label Darian Tyler Kintz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Darian Tyler Kintz. Show all posts

January 1, 2012

SandBox Comments: Grand Junction Daily Sentinel "Pair held in 5-day shooting spree"

SandBox is just at a loss for words on this story out of Grand Junction.

'SandBox Nanny' keeps feeling a sense of what law enforcement has got to be feeling over this one.

You are so appreciated. Thanks so much for your service. A very special thank you here in Garfield County to Garfield County Sheriff and their TAG program.

Stay the course.


Grand Junction Sentinel:
"..According to the affidavit, other events that occurred during the shooting spree include:

Plotner admitting he fired through a home’s second-story window, while Kintz drove. No one was injured, but one of the people in the home, Jered Sawyer, told investigators the shooting may have been in retaliation for gang-related violence. Sawyer told police he had stabbed one of Kintz’s friends during a dispute a couple years ago, and Sawyer had been charged with smashing out the windows of a car of another friend of Kintz.

Sawyer said he is part of the Nortenos gang, and Kintz and his friends are part of a rival gang, the Surenos.

Sawyer also told police Kintz, whom he said is known as “Wedito” on the street, published a song on MySpace that threatened to kill Sawyer.

“Aaron described feeling anger and rage at times and wanting to kill people. He said he told Darian that if he had anyone he needed taken care of, Aaron would do it. Darian talked of past issues with Jered (Sawyer) and showed Aaron, Jered Sawyer’s home.”

On the night of Dec. 27, Plotner shot through the windshield of a parked car outside of Sawyer’s home, but the men didn’t know if it was Sawyer’s vehicle. The following day, at approximately 2:30 p.m., the men returned to the home, 458 Mesa Lake Drive.

“On this occasion Aaron sat in the back seat on the driver side so he could shoot in the direction of Jered’s home. Aaron admitted shooting at the window of the upper level of the home, but did not see anyone.

When asked if he would have felt bad for hitting an occupant, even a 4-year-old that was home, Aaron said he would not have cared and indicated he was hoping to hit someone inside....”

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