RetiredGySgt
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Nope it happened. And in fact has happened several times.There is no story, you just pulled this crap out your ass.
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Nope it happened. And in fact has happened several times.There is no story, you just pulled this crap out your ass.
No. Not murder. But homicide. Maybe manslaughter.Apparently you watched a different Video than the one I just watched.
Self Defense my ass.
Murder.
Fair enough.No. Not murder. But homicide. Maybe manslaughter.
The deputy was doing his jobFair enough.
Charges....Sheriff needs to face some charge that won't be dismissed.
The deputy did his job poorly. It resulted in the death of an innocent, productive, member of society.The deputy was doing his job
If you dont want police protection then you will have settle problems yourself
Do you support FLA's open carry laws?The deputy was doing his job
If you dont want police protection then you will have settle problems yourself
Sad, but true.The deputy did his job poorly. It resulted in the death of an innocent, productive, member of society.
The deputy doesn't get to go "oops, sorry!"
Not if you wish to live in a non police state.
How does that question relate to the thread topic?Do you support FLA's open carry laws?
He was open carrying in his own home ( not brandishing ?How does that question relate to the thread topic?
There's an asshole fed up in Washington state who blew trough a red light at 100mph+ and killed a mom on her bicycle.Sad, but true.
National Reciprocity For Carry Permits and 35+’States with Constitutional Carry will go a long way in deflating their sense of superiorityThere's an asshole fed up in Washington state who blew trough a red light at 100mph+ and killed a mom on her bicycle.
The State charged him with manslaughter and the fucking scumbag wants to deny liability based on the fact he was part of a surveillance team and he was rushing to catch up, as if his radio wasn't enough.
No emergency, no, need for him to violate the law, just an asshole who thinks he can kill someone without consequences.
Disgusting.
He legally had a gun, and was immediately SHOT and Killed.How does that question relate to the thread topic?
Already established.He legally had a gun, and was immediately SHOT and Killed.
No Warning.
The shots occurred less than 1 second after making visual contact, with no warning.
That and ending Qualified Immunity.National Reciprocity For Carry Permits and 35+’States with Constitutional Carry will go a long way in deflating their sense of superiority
That does not make it legal or even acceptable. And it sure as hell does not mean the officer acted appropriately as you have claimed. The officer was in the wrong and needs to pay the price for his actionsOther people have been shot that way
I recall one where the homeowner called the police and then went outside with a gun looking for the perps himself
The cops roll up and mistake him for the bad guy
A bad guy holding a gun, btw.
The other bright side will be the officer being violated repeatedly behind bars. Each cock in his ass will be a reminder that murdering people is wrong even if you have a badge.He has rights
But opening the door with a gun in his hand was not a wise decision
But look at the bright side
Now his mom can probably afford a new Mercedes and that vacation in Hawaii she always wanted
That's asinine, what problem did he solve with a man who was at home by himself.The deputy was doing his job
If you dont want police protection then you will have settle problems yourself
Tell us Struth, what do you think about this young, black man who was murdered in his own home?Why were the cops there?
I don't know, I don't know all the facts, why were the cops there? Why can't you answer that question?Tell us Struth, what do you think about this young, black man who was murdered in his own home?