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Typically they arrive after the fact and write a report. Investigate after a crime. They don't even want to be there during the actual commission of a crime. I hear these idiots every time I go to the range. If you ever heard them talking you would think twice before EVER calling a cop. Most of them can't shoot worth a crap either.
This man, Mr. McGee, did what will have to be done. Unfortunately, he has been charged, of course, and is fighting for his life. Americans need to get over the things that divide us - race, sexuality, etc. - and band together against our domestic terrorist enemy, COPS! Cops that do care about our Constitutional rights, due process, etc. are in the minority. I am researching the Oathkeepers. Sounds like they are the closest to "good cops" that exist. Expect them to be murdered by their "brothers" as well when they refuse to obey unConstitutional illegal orders.
Deputy Sowders, rot in hell! To bad you went alone!
This happened in my area, so I've been interested in it.
The mother called the police; Policeman A showed up, was calm, did a great job, and just talked to the kid.
Policewoman B showed up, and was calm, did a great job, and just talked to the kid.
At that point everything was fine, nobody was in danger, and the situation was on its way to being resolved.
Then... policeman C showed up, and within 70 seconds of his arrival, the kid was shot and an EMS was on its way. He ordered the other two officers to taze the kid, and was quoted as saying, "I don't have time for this," before he shot the kid.
According to the mother, when policeman C fired his weapon, it almost hit the other two officers, who were subduing the kid at the time. One of the officers checked his own abdomen to see if he'd been shot.
It sounds to me like you're jumping to conclusions as well, defending the police because you assume they acted properly.
This reminded me of a Sgt we had in the military. We were MPs, and I remember one particular incident that I had to respond to. It was a fight between two soldiers. I arrived on scene, and another MP arrived on scene. These two knew me so between myself and the other MP, we had the situation pretty much under control and were getting ready to tell the two to knock it off, sleep it off, and start acting right.
Here comes the Patrol Sup. He strode over to the scene, and within a minute, he had these two soldiers arguing again, ready to fight each other. F-en moron. Apparently any time this Patrol Sup showed up, things got worse. I can only share my anecdote, and it happened at that time, as well.
We went out to the field one time, almost a month long exercise. We were all getting ready to hit the hay, and this pos Sgt had been trying to treat us all like we were still in Basic Training, all day. The other Sgts told him he was not going to treat us like that and this pr**k ended up not getting his way.
We were playing war games and this idiot hid up in a tree. What a...there really is no other way to say it than, "what a complete and utter dipsh**". Okay, you manage to get one or two people. Now we know where you are, and you can't escape. Brilliant plan! So we shot him down. (Miles equipment) He was livid. hahahahahahahaha
Anyway, as I said, we were all getting ready to hit the hay one night when he stood in the middle of the tent and said that he wouldn't want to go to war with any of us. One fellow soldier piped up and said, 'Yah, because we'd shoot you'. Right, wrong, or indifferent, I can assure you, every single person felt that way about this guy. He would have gotten us killed several times over if he was ever in charge in war time.
There is no room for hot heads like that Sgt or the police officer C in this story. They put on that pistol belt and all of that power goes to their heads. They are not serving, and they are not protecting. They are abusing their power and this officer needs to be held accountable for it.
Absolutely disgusting. Why do we let these animals become police officers? And I bet you anything they won't get in a lick of trouble for it either.
This is why you don't dial 911 unless totally necessary. If you call for an ambulance the cops may come as well. Who knows what they will make out of anything and resort to tyranny to put things their way?
Once you are on the cops radar you stay there.
Why would they get in trouble? Who dialed 911? This kid would have been better off in an institution. Right or wrong?
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