A state trooper who killed an unarmed 12-year-old boy in 2002, leading to a $12.5 million state settlement, was one of two police officers involved in a fatal police shooting during a weekend drunken-driving patrol. [More]Shoot you once shame on me, shoot you twice shame on you?
I'm sure glad the "Only Ones" are out there protecting the public--even if they have to kill us to do it.
[Via Ron Bokleman]
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ReplyDeleteThe one thing I'm taking away from the linked story is that men in an "unmarked car" did the shooting.
ReplyDeleteNice one, Jeffersonian.
ReplyDeleteUnmarked car+attempted traffic stop=criminal attack. I will respond accordingly.
They better get this m-f off the street or someone is going to.
I'll take my chances with the 1-in-10 drivers who are under the influence.
Yeah,nice of them to smear the dead guy at the end of the article by printing his priors.
ReplyDeleteJust like when people go on rampages and everyone says after: "we never expected it from him(her). they've never been in trouble. They were so normal."
WTF? Ya just CAN'T win.
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From the story, I am not prepared to say this was a bad shooting.
ReplyDeleteHowever, due to the fact that the cops cannot be trusted, I am even less prepared to accept that it was a good shooting.
I think I would like some corroboration from someone with more integrity than your 'run of the mill cop'.
Sorry, all you cops, but you called the game. Did you think we wouldn't notice that you cheat and lie and kill?