And they were in the house why?

Your tax dollars at work.

Oopsie-doodle

At least they didn't kill the dog

He told us he was hardcore.

/got nothin'

12inpianist: And they were in the house why?

Well naturally if the accident hadn't happened they were going to rape every occupant, kill all the pets, then plant marijuana on them all to charge them with possession. And then they'd take a shiat on their beds just to rub it in. Because that's all they every do, ya know.

/note the heavy sarcasm

12inpianist: And they were in the house why?


"believed to be a suspect in a home invasion call Friday evening."
First sentence in TFA.

nah... he must have shot her because she was a dog...

Sning: 12inpianist: And they were in the house why?


"believed to be a suspect in a home invasion call Friday evening."
First sentence in TFA.

They knew he wasn't there. Why on high alert, ready to shoot?

12inpianist - And they were in the house why?

You're kidding me. Aren't you?

It was because she had a twinkie

12inpianist

Sning: 12inpianist: And they were in the house why?


"believed to be a suspect in a home invasion call Friday evening."
First sentence in TFA.

They knew he wasn't there. Why on high alert, ready to shoot?


How do you determine that the bad guys aren't there? You go into the house and search, room to room.

Richard Saunders: 12inpianist

Sning: 12inpianist: And they were in the house why?


"believed to be a suspect in a home invasion call Friday evening."
First sentence in TFA.

They knew he wasn't there. Why on high alert, ready to shoot?


How do you determine that the bad guys aren't there? You go into the house and search, room to room.

According to the article, they were just looking for evidence. I think that implies nobody's home. Did the female cop just, I don't know, jump around a corner and yell 'I FOUND THE STOLEN TV!'?

12inpianist: Sning: 12inpianist: And they were in the house why?


"believed to be a suspect in a home invasion call Friday evening."
First sentence in TFA.

They knew he wasn't there. Why on high alert, ready to shoot?

She took the last glaced donut when he was hungry - you wouldn't like him when he's...hungry

DeRosso:
She took the last glaced donut when he was hungry - you wouldn't like him when he's...hungry

Why you little...!

It's her fault. None of this would have happened if she had stayed in the kitchen.

Is she hot?

-They'll rough him up at the station house for shooting a cop, then give him a commendation for shooting an innocent person...

At least they didn't kill the dog
Wait until they find one... they won't miss a chance.

Another example of shoot-first mentality... glad it was one of their own instead of an innocent civilian, minding their own business.

Glad to know non-life threatening injuries gets a chopper ride these days.. footed by taxpayers, naturally.

that could be a tazin bro for shooting your fellow polize ossifer

good to see so well representation of the FLORIDA tag

Obviously, police shouldn't have guns. It's not safe.

MusicMakeMyHeadPound: It's her fault. None of this would have happened if she had stayed in the kitchen.

FTW! That's it, thread's over. No chance anyone's got anything better.

Last time she volunteers to go in first...

I'm glad to see they got a criminal off the streets. Not the one they were looking for, but that's okay.

at least it's a step up from shooting dogs.

/more cops should shoot other cops, it would really please me.

Who gave a woman a gun? Sounds like she had it coming.

3steps: nah... he must have shot her because she was a dog...

Ya beat me to it...

Now I'll have to go with:

"It's not what you know, it's what you can prove."

Give'em all guns, step back, and watch'em kill each other?

paygun: Obviously, police shouldn't have guns. It's not safe.

why do you hate the constitution?

is a "fellow policewoman" a transexual cop? or a drag king cop?

In other news - Female officer drops harassment complaint. Explains "It was causing some friction in the department. After all, we are all part of the same team. Right guys? Right? _{Please don't shoot me again}"

Even though this is fark, I still have a hard time believing there are people here actually saying they enjoy police being shot and/or killed.

Ahem, so that situation pretty much admits that he didn't identify himself. Hopefully he gets fired.

So it sounds to me like the cop just saw some random person in the house and thought, HEY! SHOOT'EM! I mean, aren't they at least supposed to say something like "HANDS UP!" before they unload a few rounds? This story would probably have read very differently if it had been some teenage, unarmed kid in the house that this guy blew away because it sounds to me like he went in the house with the idea to shoot SOMETHING.

I know the cops apologists will disagree with the generalization, but the police are completely out of control.

Mr.Sharpy: So it sounds to me like the cop just saw some random person in the house and thought, HEY! SHOOT'EM! I mean, aren't they at least supposed to say something like "HANDS UP!" before they unload a few rounds? This story would probably have read very differently if it had been some teenage, unarmed kid in the house that this guy blew away because it sounds to me like he went in the house with the idea to shoot SOMETHING.

I know the cops apologists will disagree with the generalization, but the police are completely out of control.

It's called identifying your target. This officer clearly didn't do that, and will probably lose his job over it.

Now as to why they would search a house and a ragtag fashion like that with people coming out of doors in front of other officers I have no idea, and can lead to stuff like this.

It happened to someone from my department though it ended up alot worse for him. Link (new window) He's a great man, and fark any of you bastards who say he deserved it.

Now as to why they would search a house and in a ragtag fashion like that with people coming out of doors in front of other officers I have no idea, and can lead to stuff like this.

/sadly, spell check can't fix typos

Good thing the homeowner wasn't home, apparently.

This story makes me so happy.

Well THAT'S going to be an awkward Monday at the office.

TheMega: At least they didn't kill the dog
Wait until they find one... they won't miss a chance.

Another example of shoot-first mentality... glad it was one of their own instead of an innocent civilian, minding their own business.

Glad to know non-life threatening injuries gets a chopper ride these days.. footed by taxpayers, naturally.

Not only that but this stupid bully coont will be on the news being touted as a hero.


KUNT news brings you one special officers touching recovery from a gunshot wound at 5 6 and 10.

JamesLi: Mr.Sharpy: So it sounds to me like the cop just saw some random person in the house and thought, HEY! SHOOT'EM! I mean, aren't they at least supposed to say something like "HANDS UP!" before they unload a few rounds? This story would probably have read very differently if it had been some teenage, unarmed kid in the house that this guy blew away because it sounds to me like he went in the house with the idea to shoot SOMETHING.

I know the cops apologists will disagree with the generalization, but the police are completely out of control.

It's called identifying your target. This officer clearly didn't do that, and will probably lose his job over it.

Now as to why they would search a house and a ragtag fashion like that with people coming out of doors in front of other officers I have no idea, and can lead to stuff like this.

It happened to someone from my department though it ended up alot worse for him. Link (new window) He's a great man, and fark any of you bastards who say he deserved it.

So hes a hero because he got hurt at work?

Firefighters and paramedics that get injured in the line of duty are heroes. Cops that get injured in the line of duty usually deserve it.

Florida tag ducks and covers.

Cops: America's policemen.

420666: JamesLi: Mr.Sharpy: So it sounds to me like the cop just saw some random person in the house and thought, HEY! SHOOT'EM! I mean, aren't they at least supposed to say something like "HANDS UP!" before they unload a few rounds? This story would probably have read very differently if it had been some teenage, unarmed kid in the house that this guy blew away because it sounds to me like he went in the house with the idea to shoot SOMETHING.

I know the cops apologists will disagree with the generalization, but the police are completely out of control.

It's called identifying your target. This officer clearly didn't do that, and will probably lose his job over it.

Now as to why they would search a house and a ragtag fashion like that with people coming out of doors in front of other officers I have no idea, and can lead to stuff like this.

It happened to someone from my department though it ended up alot worse for him. Link (new window) He's a great man, and fark any of you bastards who say he deserved it.

So hes a hero because he got hurt at work?

Firefighters and paramedics that get injured in the line of duty are heroes. Cops that get injured in the line of duty usually deserve it.

From the foundation website.


"It's been 13 years since Randy Smith, a long-time citizen and resident of Homewood was severely disabled in an on-duty police shooting incident. Randy was an officer with the Birmingham Police Department and was shot as he carried a child to safety in a domestic violence call."

YEAH, HE CLEARLY DESERVED TO GET SHOT.

JamesLi: 420666: JamesLi: Mr.Sharpy: So it sounds to me like the cop just saw some random person in the house and thought, HEY! SHOOT'EM! I mean, aren't they at least supposed to say something like "HANDS UP!" before they unload a few rounds? This story would probably have read very differently if it had been some teenage, unarmed kid in the house that this guy blew away because it sounds to me like he went in the house with the idea to shoot SOMETHING.

I know the cops apologists will disagree with the generalization, but the police are completely out of control.

It's called identifying your target. This officer clearly didn't do that, and will probably lose his job over it.

Now as to why they would search a house and a ragtag fashion like that with people coming out of doors in front of other officers I have no idea, and can lead to stuff like this.

It happened to someone from my department though it ended up alot worse for him. Link (new window) He's a great man, and fark any of you bastards who say he deserved it.

So hes a hero because he got hurt at work?

Firefighters and paramedics that get injured in the line of duty are heroes. Cops that get injured in the line of duty usually deserve it.

From the foundation website.


"It's been 13 years since Randy Smith, a long-time citizen and resident of Homewood was severely disabled in an on-duty police shooting incident. Randy was an officer with the Birmingham Police Department and was shot as he carried a child to safety in a domestic violence call."

YEAH, HE CLEARLY DESERVED TO GET SHOT.

How many people did he pullover to generate more revenue for his municipality? How many non violent drug users did he help put away? How many no knock warrants did he serve? How many drunk driving checkpoints did he participate in? How many people did he physically and verbally abuse in the line of duty?

Ah, good old "reflexive fire" training at work.
Don't think, just aim and fire at anything that moves.

/It's a shame she wasn't killed.

Puke: Ah, good old "reflexive fire" training at work.
Don't think, just aim and fire at anything that moves.

/It's a shame she wasn't killed.



Come on everybody knows cops cant think. If they could they wouldnt choose to be oppressive pigs.

420666

How many people did he pullover to generate more revenue for his municipality? How many non violent drug users did he help put away? How many no knock warrants did he serve? How many drunk driving checkpoints did he participate in? How many people did he physically and verbally abuse in the line of duty?

You have got to be joking. Issuing tickets and arresting people is a good reason to get shot in the head while getting a child away from being abused? Jesus christ, you people are sick.

Yes, there are some bad cops out there and they should be treated like any other criminal. Just like there are bad doctors out there that should never be allowed to treat anyone, but that doesn't mean every god damned doctor is a terrible person.

Grow up.