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That is a clear case of suicide by Cop. Hope he at least had one more good meal off that BBQ he had going in the parking lot.Trouble at the motel 6. Similar situation, domestic assualt. Guy comes to door with gun. 100% different body language, attitude etc. shots fired!
View: https://youtu.be/oJWaJID8ey0?si=pzCTVxRqObXfD7gd
Sorry, that doesn't fit the narrative of some people. They better rehire him really quick so that some of the commenters don't have egg on their faces.Looks like the deputy involved has been fired.
Florida deputy sheriff fired following internal investigation into death of airman
āThis tragic incident should have never occurred."www.kiro7.com
Hey, sorry, I wasn't ignoring you. I left for Scotland the day of your post and just saw this. It sucks. Worse for the guy who was killed and for the officer.@WillametteWill looking forward to any comments you have on this one. I have my non-Leo perspective (seems to me like cop could have pointed gun at him and gave him commands to drop the gun etc) but don't know what it's like being a cop in that situation. Seems like cop saw a gun and freaked.
LEO had the wrong weapon in his hand and it cost him. After reading the story seems the LEO bought his own camera for work. Scum was caught and given 35 years. Real waste of tax money there.Here is a shooting where the officer waited for the suspect to comply with his hands. While many don't understand how an officer can be so quick to respond to the sight of a gun, this is how fast the suspect was able to draw and shoot his gun from concealment.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qq3dXfzvdw
If he would have deployed it at first non compliance, he would have had a chance.LEO had the wrong weapon in his hand and it cost him.
There is zero doubt lawyers are already getting the papers together. The fired Cop will not have much if anything they can get. The Department will of course end up paying a settlement. Was the Cop "wrong", yes. Did the guy who died screw up BIG time? Also yes. A pay out will come along years from now but the one who yanked the door open with gun in hand will still be dead. The old saying you can be dead right comes to mind here. So to anyone who wants to do what the one who got shot did? Have at it. If you live you will be paid well if you really think its worth it.I assume the sheriffs department will be sued I wonder if the cop will be sued personally too?
You can blame the victim all you want that cop was 110% wrong!