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Although, it would been better if they could had use other alternatives, the dude wanted to die with that kind of mentality. But to me, those cops were trigger-happy.
SHOTS FIRED! Police fatally shoot Guy with a crowbar outside of Carl's Jr. vol. 10 shots though?!?
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NO its not flawed. NTers saying its ok to gun down this dude w ten shots bc its in the heat of the moment.
Therefore any situation that is stress inducing and is dangerous as seen through the eyes of the officer justifies firing shots????
Your telling me if a cop feels overwhelmed, then its ok to let off multiple clips?
This is what you tell the innocent ones? Sorry ma'am officer krupke felt your son was gesturing so we let of 23 shots on him.
But it's okay, the cop was overwhelmed.
Sure MY logic is faulty right.
Tell that to the officers who feel the same way
Therefore any situation that is stress inducing and is dangerous as seen through the eyes of the officer justifies firing shots????
Your telling me if a cop feels overwhelmed, then its ok to let off multiple clips?
This is what you tell the innocent ones? Sorry ma'am officer krupke felt your son was gesturing so we let of 23 shots on him.
But it's okay, the cop was overwhelmed.
Sure MY logic is faulty right.
Tell that to the officers who feel the same way
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Come on man. If someone bucks at me with a crowbar and he knows we have guns...says a lot and quite frankly I'm bustin on dude too! I give ole boy credit for being a true thug tho�
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He got tased right in the face but didn't do anything. Dude was most likely on something to withstand and not even be phased.
^ THIS GUYS! CHRIST! Then he turns around n bucks at them like their lil kids in the street?
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exactly
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That's all well and good, but what motives would an investigator have to reprimand his own?
Police officers aren't just another profession. If they have the right to kill (which nobody else in regular society has), they HAVE to be held to a higher standard, it's only right. Don't give me this "heat of the moment" bollocks. Officers have to go through rigorous training at the gun range; they know how to shoot very well. So a couple of well-placed shots could have done the trick.
And these incidents being few and far between is exactly what they want you to think
Btw, the dude might have wanted to die. Like cop-assisted suicide
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10 shots is od but that guy was asking for it
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dont be messin around
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Is it just me or the cops that do stupid stuff like this always look the same?
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Originally Posted by finnns2003
at people justifying SHOOTING A MAN 10 TIMES POINT BLANK. 1 shot in the leg wasn't enough? DISGUSTING.
This.
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No I am a tax paying adult that pays your salary. Do us all a favor and go back to the academy because obviously you lack proper judgement if you agree with the actions of those Police officers in the video. But I will book mark this page and bring this thread up in a couple years when the city of Monterey Park pays a couple million dollars to settle the wrongful death suit and that trigger happy pig is sitting in jail.
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^ smh, dude he is not going to jail. The guy was clearly on one after his response or lack of response from being shot in the face. The cops quickly gathered this info mentally and responded accordingly. There are guys who have been shot a few times close range on PCP or Meth n still charge right at you so they obviously wanted to make sure this did not happen by lacing dude with numerous shots. Case closed.
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dudes really justifying shooting someone 10 times? lmao idiots
but why %@%@ like this still surprises anyone is whats beyond me police aint %@%@ aint never been %@%@ and will continue to do whatever the $%@! they feel like doin
but why %@%@ like this still surprises anyone is whats beyond me police aint %@%@ aint never been %@%@ and will continue to do whatever the $%@! they feel like doin
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Awesome so its cool to shoot someone to death if the cop assumes he is still a threat, despite shooting him 5 times, him falling down, having his back to you, and weapon down???? awesome
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The shots was not from 1 person. It was 2 cops. First cop fired 5 rounds, then the suspect turned around with his back to them falling down then the other cop about 2 seconds later fired 5 more rounds into his back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2nd cop should be charged. Thats murder!
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No I am a tax paying adult that pays your salary. Do us all a favor and go back to the academy because obviously you lack proper judgement if you agree with the actions of those Police officers in the video. But I will book mark this page and bring this thread up in a couple years when the city of Monterey Park pays a couple million dollars to settle the wrongful death suit and that trigger happy pig is sitting in jail.
Highly disrespectful and ignorant response.
How can you refute the word of a trained police officer who's backed up his claims with experience. I'm 100% confident he's had more training than you or any of us in this thread on the subject, but you're right and know what "proper judgement" is because you "pay his salary?"
Listen to the pitch of the two 5 round bursts. They're from different guns. Like the guy above me said, the first cop let off 5, and the second offer let off another 5 after reaching for his gun since he initially was armed with a tazer.
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Smashing the windows out of a restaurant and then trying to swing a crowbar at a cop's head?
Good riddance. The world is better off without him.
Good riddance. The world is better off without him.
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That's the bottom line of this thread, it's very hard to empathize with people like this
I get the feeling the type of people defending the guy would've prolly still found a reason to defend him if he had a gun
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They just want an excuse to say @#$% the policeOriginally Posted by AntonLaVey
That's the bottom line of this thread, it's very hard to empathize with people like this
I get the feeling the type of people defending the guy would've prolly still found a reason to defend him if he had a gun
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dude is an idiot, lets say the cops didn't stop him and he killed somebody else with that crow bar. Every NTer, including myself would be criticizing the cop for not using his power etc.
Dude that died was an idiot, and deserved to die.
Dude that died was an idiot, and deserved to die.
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I am sure his mother, father, sister, brother, nephew, grandparents, friends, girlfriend all are better off without him.
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If my son tried to kill someone else, sure I'd be sad, but I wouldn't be protesting if he got shot as a resultOriginally Posted by SunDOOBIE
yeah good riddance to STEVEN RODRIGUEZ, 22 years old.
I am sure his mother, father, sister, brother, nephew, grandparents, friends, girlfriend all are better off without him.
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Originally Posted by nawlinsjunkie
If my son tried to kill someone else, sure I'd be sad, but I wouldn't be protesting if he got shot as a resultOriginally Posted by SunDOOBIE
yeah good riddance to STEVEN RODRIGUEZ, 22 years old.
I am sure his mother, father, sister, brother, nephew, grandparents, friends, girlfriend all are better off without him.Who cares how old he is?? Besides, even if the cops let him live, he would be dead to me for humiliating his family
LOL let's turn this thread into a memorial for murderers and criminals who have been killed or incarcerated---I'm sure a lot of them had family members and people who love them
I love the "what if that was your mother or brother" excuse---My mother and brother know better than to go at a cop holding a gun with a crowbar
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Good riddance indeed. Dude wanted to commit suicide by cop and succeeded.
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Just my opinion:
1. I think the cops should have exercised better judgement in respect to physically positioning themselves around the suspect (i.e. getting more spacing and clearing civilians further away from the restaurant). That would have given the cops the ability to aim for a non-critical area (such as the leg) and not worry about the suspect getting in a threatening proximity to an officer. As simple as it seems, that could have saved the suspect's life.
2. Given the cops' poor decision to position themselves that close to the suspect (and that is a huge "given"), they did what they had to do to protect themselves. They cold have aimed for a non-critical area, but that may not have stopped the suspect. Therefore, I don't think it is unreasonable that they aimed for more critical areas.
3. 10 shots seems excessive, but in my opinion, in the heat of the moment it was not unreasonable in this instance.
In short, the cops hold the bulk of the responsibility for this kid's death imo. They could have prevented this if they had better dictated the parameters of the situation, which they had the ability to do based on this video. Perhaps a reflection of poor training?
1. I think the cops should have exercised better judgement in respect to physically positioning themselves around the suspect (i.e. getting more spacing and clearing civilians further away from the restaurant). That would have given the cops the ability to aim for a non-critical area (such as the leg) and not worry about the suspect getting in a threatening proximity to an officer. As simple as it seems, that could have saved the suspect's life.
2. Given the cops' poor decision to position themselves that close to the suspect (and that is a huge "given"), they did what they had to do to protect themselves. They cold have aimed for a non-critical area, but that may not have stopped the suspect. Therefore, I don't think it is unreasonable that they aimed for more critical areas.
3. 10 shots seems excessive, but in my opinion, in the heat of the moment it was not unreasonable in this instance.
In short, the cops hold the bulk of the responsibility for this kid's death imo. They could have prevented this if they had better dictated the parameters of the situation, which they had the ability to do based on this video. Perhaps a reflection of poor training?
