Another killing at the hands of the Police

[abbottjamesr 498]

7 minutes ago, SHIZNITTTT said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-officer-enters-apartment-she-mistakes-her-own-fatally-shoots-n907411?cid=sm_npd_nn_fb_ma

Dallas officer enters apartment she mistakes for her own, fatally shoots man inside.   Come on man. 

Was she drunk?  Did she just move there?  I mean how....

And then her first thought is to shoot the guy who must have been just as confused as her.

WTF is wrong with people and who decides they should be a cop and carry a gun?

[Wrigley 3,283]

43 minutes ago, SHIZNITTTT said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-officer-enters-apartment-she-mistakes-her-own-fatally-shoots-n907411?cid=sm_npd_nn_fb_ma

Dallas officer enters apartment she mistakes for her own, fatally shoots man inside.   Come on man. 

Throw the book at her

[Underachievers 352]

#### happens.  Hope they go easy on her.

[Cowboysfan8 6,214]

18 hours ago, Donkey Derp said:

I know common sense can be difficult, but let's remind everyone why police are needed:

https://wreg.com/2018/09/06/cincinnati-police-respond-to-active-shooter-at-bank/

He says it "could have been much, much worse" if not for the immediate police response to end the threat.

 

I'm sure they were just there to show "the general disregard of the humanity police tend to have toward people they interact with."

What a riot

[lod001 4,399]

1 hour ago, SHIZNITTTT said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-officer-enters-apartment-she-mistakes-her-own-fatally-shoots-n907411?cid=sm_npd_nn_fb_ma

Dallas officer enters apartment she mistakes for her own, fatally shoots man inside.   Come on man. 

Retuning home from her shift. Need more details. If her shift just ended, no way she had time to get drunk. Eventually we will get to the real story. Her story is like the ones you see on Live PD. 'Those drugs in my pants aren't mine. Um, these pants aren't even mine.' 'I don't know how they got on me'.

Absolutely no way she went in the wrong apartment. She went there for a reason. Or she's like just about everyone on Earth, circa 2018. A complete moron. The planet is getting dumber people.

 

[Bucky86 15,942]

1 hour ago, Underachievers said:

#### happens.  Hope they go easy on her.

 

1 hour ago, SHIZNITTTT said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-officer-enters-apartment-she-mistakes-her-own-fatally-shoots-n907411?cid=sm_npd_nn_fb_ma

Dallas officer enters apartment she mistakes for her own, fatally shoots man inside.   Come on man. 

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[Bucky86 15,942]

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[GroveDiesel 7,071]

1 hour ago, lod001 said:

Retuning home from her shift. Need more details. If her shift just ended, no way she had time to get drunk. Eventually we will get to the real story. Her story is like the ones you see on Live PD. 'Those drugs in my pants aren't mine. Um, these pants aren't even mine.' 'I don't know how they got on me'.

Absolutely no way she went in the wrong apartment. She went there for a reason. Or she's like just about everyone on Earth, circa 2018. A complete moron. The planet is getting dumber people.

 

I agree. No way this was just a simple mistake. I bet there's more to the story. 

And if it was a "mistake" she should not only still go to jail, there should be questions as to how someone so incompetent got hired.

[dickey moe 3,558]

22 hours ago, Dedfin said:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/officials-ignored-dying-mans-cries-for-help-as-latest-tragic-death-at-infamous-jail/

This wasn't the police actively killing/murdering citizens, but it does fit with the general disregard of the humanity SOME police tend to have toward people they interact with.

@SaintsInDome2006 Is this a big story in your neck of the woods, or nah?

Important edit.

[Ilov80s 20,932]

On 9/5/2018 at 4:46 PM, Gawain said:

Lousy situation. Clearly having a major mental health issue, but can't blame the police (or anyone) for shooting when a realistic handgun is pointed at them.

It is real messed up. They went their as a wellness check to see if she was ok. They were there for like over an hour and kill her? What the hell happened in there? People deserve answers and not just because she was somewhat famous. How did the situation escalate to checking to see if she is ok to killing her? Also maybe we shouldn't be sending cops on these kind of calls. 

[Ilov80s 20,932]

1 hour ago, lod001 said:

Retuning home from her shift. Need more details. If her shift just ended, no way she had time to get drunk. Eventually we will get to the real story. Her story is like the ones you see on Live PD. 'Those drugs in my pants aren't mine. Um, these pants aren't even mine.' 'I don't know how they got on me'.

Absolutely no way she went in the wrong apartment. She went there for a reason. Or she's like just about everyone on Earth, circa 2018. A complete moron. The planet is getting dumber people.

 

I think her being an officer is completley irreleveant to this story. She was off duty. She murdered someone and what she does for a living is irrelevent. 

[Underachievers 352]

So he left his door to the apartment unlocked?  Did he let her in? Were they having an affair?

 

Can't wait to hear the details of this one. Something very very strange that is not being told.

[Donkey Derp 530]

37 minutes ago, Ilov80s said:

It is real messed up. They went their as a wellness check to see if she was ok. They were there for like over an hour and kill her? What the hell happened in there? People deserve answers and not just because she was somewhat famous. How did the situation escalate to checking to see if she is ok to killing her? Also maybe we shouldn't be sending cops on these kind of calls. 

Who exactly should be sent instead?  If she's crazy enough to wave a BB gun in front of a police officer, she's crazy enough to shoot a social worker.

[cheese 817]

20 hours ago, Donkey Derp said:

I know common sense can be difficult, but let's remind everyone why police are needed:

https://wreg.com/2018/09/06/cincinnati-police-respond-to-active-shooter-at-bank/

He says it "could have been much, much worse" if not for the immediate police response to end the threat.

 

They released the body cam. Sure looks like an amazing job by the cops to take him out so fast. 

[Ilov80s 20,932]

34 minutes ago, Donkey Derp said:

Who exactly should be sent instead?  If she's crazy enough to wave a BB gun in front of a police officer, she's crazy enough to shoot a social worker.

Social workers. Mental health professionals. EMS. Not armed officers. They went there because she had serious life threatening physically ailments and was experiencing seizures while there. She wasn’t being visited because she was violent or dangerous. Something happened over the 90 minutes the police and social worker were there that turned the situation violent. She was not crazy and as far as I know from her on Twitter was not mentally ill. Only physically.

Edited September 7, 2018 by Ilov80s

[Wrigley 3,283]

12 minutes ago, Ilov80s said:

Social workers. Mental health professionals. EMS. Not armed officers. They went there because she had serious life threatening physically ailments and was experiencing seizures while there. She wasn’t being visited because she was violent or dangerous. Something happened over the 90 minutes the police and social worker were there that turned the situation violent. She was not crazy and as far as I know from her on Twitter was not mentally ill. Only physically.

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Sheriff's officials said a county mental health clinician was with South Pasadena officers at the scene, and they spoke with Marquez "for over an hour and a half in an attempt to offer her medical care. She then armed herself with a handgun and pointed it at the officers, at which time an officer-involved shooting occurred."

Seems she had more than physical problems.

[Ilov80s 20,932]

1 minute ago, Wrigley said:

Seems she had more than physical problems.

She was having a seizure. Ofcourse I don’t know her full history but she was part of a group of people on Twitter that I regularly interact with about movies. I knew she was basically terminally ill but had no signs of mental issues. Now anyone can become unstable at any time though. My entire point is police are a threatening presence and adding that presence to a person who is possibly unwell isn’t the way to handle a bad situation. If someone is having a seizure, why are the police needed? Again more info is needed but nothing that’s come out yet has shown me how we went from wellness check on person with a seizure to a person shot dead. 

I was at a graduation party when I saw the graduate’s cognitiely impaired uncle beaten up by the police because they thought he was a belligerent drunk trying to attack them. He just liked to hug people so I admit I’m a bit unbiased. 

[Wrigley 3,283]

1 minute ago, Ilov80s said:

She was having a seizure. Ofcourse I don’t know her full history but she was part of a group of people on Twitter that I regularly interact with about movies. I knew she was basically terminally ill but had no signs of mental issues. Now anyone can become unstable at any time though. My entire point is police are a threatening presence and adding that presence to a person who is possibly unwell isn’t the way to handle a bad situation. If someone is having a seizure, why are the police needed? Again more info is needed but nothing that’s come out yet has shown me how we went from wellness check on person with a seizure to a person shot dead. 

I was at a graduation party when I saw the graduate’s cognitiely impaired uncle beaten up by the police because they thought he was a belligerent drunk trying to attack them. He just liked to hug people so I admit I’m a bit unbiased. 

Wellness check with a mental health clinician...thats my point.

[Ilov80s 20,932]

1 minute ago, Wrigley said:

Wellness check with a mental health clinician...thats my point.

Lots of possibilities:

1. She had a history of run ins with cops and they knew they needed mental health.

2. They got there and she was erratic or having a seizure so they called the mental health professional in. 

3. After the seizure she was erratic and they called in.

4. It is protocol for them to bring a health professional on wellness checks.

5. The person that called in the mental health check reported behavior that made the police think they needed a mental health professional. 

[Donkey Derp 530]

2 minutes ago, Ilov80s said:

Lots of possibilities:

1. She had a history of run ins with cops and they knew they needed mental health.

2. They got there and she was erratic or having a seizure so they called the mental health professional in. 

3. After the seizure she was erratic and they called in.

4. It is protocol for them to bring a health professional on wellness checks.

5. The person that called in the mental health check reported behavior that made the police think they needed a mental health professional. 

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/09/04/officials-ask-public-not-to-make-judgments-about-er-vanessa-marquez-fatal-shooting.amp.html

Officers arrived and called both the paramedics and a mental health clinician.  Again, why would you say officers shouldn't be there?  They were the ones who recognized and called in the correct people to help her.

If somebody points a realistic gun at an innocent person or police officer in any state of mind, they are going to get shot.  Police officers can't risk their safety or the safety of the people in that apartment (landlord, clinician, EMS) for any reason.  

[Donkey Derp 530]

50 minutes ago, Ilov80s said:

Social workers. Mental health professionals. EMS. Not armed officers. They went there because she had serious life threatening physically ailments and was experiencing seizures while there. She wasn’t being visited because she was violent or dangerous. Something happened over the 90 minutes the police and social worker were there that turned the situation violent. She was not crazy and as far as I know from her on Twitter was not mentally ill. Only physically.

 Sorry, but who seriously thinks they can judge somebody from some social media interactions?  You have absolutely no clue about her state of mind.  

[Ilov80s 20,932]

34 minutes ago, Donkey Derp said:

 Sorry, but who seriously thinks they can judge somebody from some social media interactions?  You have absolutely no clue about her state of mind.  

Way to edit my post derp

 

[Ilov80s 20,932]

40 minutes ago, Donkey Derp said:

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/09/04/officials-ask-public-not-to-make-judgments-about-er-vanessa-marquez-fatal-shooting.amp.html

Officers arrived and called both the paramedics and a mental health clinician.  Again, why would you say officers shouldn't be there?  They were the ones who recognized and called in the correct people to help her.

If somebody points a realistic gun at an innocent person or police officer in any state of mind, they are going to get shot.  Police officers can't risk their safety or the safety of the people in that apartment (landlord, clinician, EMS) for any reason.  

Maybe mental health and paramedics should have came first since it was a wellness check and not a crime. I am aware police typically come for a wellness check and I’m saying it shouldn’t be that way. It’s not what they are trained for.

[Ilov80s 20,932]

I don't think I ever said the officer that killed Vanessa should be tried or fired or was even wrong. I am just asking for more info because it seems like things have went really wrong when a wellness check on a person with a seizure results in the person having the seizure being shot dead by the responders. How can anyone argue either of those points? 

[Donkey Derp 530]

14 minutes ago, Ilov80s said:

Maybe mental health and paramedics should have came first since it was a wellness check and not a crime. I am aware police typically come for a wellness check and I’m saying it shouldn’t be that way. It’s not what they are trained for.

You can't be serious.  Do you not realize that nobody knows what is happening or happened to the person?  You can't send mental health workers and paramedics into a potentially dangerous situation and risk even more innocent lives.  

Hm, let's simply google "wellness check called" and see why your idea is terrible.

 https://abcnews.go.com/US/suspect-arrested-connection-playboy-models-murder/story?id=57487809

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/cops-grill-bronx-man-suspected-killing-new-girlfriend-article-1.3958272

[Ilov80s 20,932]

36 minutes ago, Donkey Derp said:

You can't be serious.  Do you not realize that nobody knows what is happening or happened to the person?  You can't send mental health workers and paramedics into a potentially dangerous situation and risk even more innocent lives.  

Hm, let's simply google "wellness check called" and see why your idea is terrible.

 https://abcnews.go.com/US/suspect-arrested-connection-playboy-models-murder/story?id=57487809

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/cops-grill-bronx-man-suspected-killing-new-girlfriend-article-1.3958272

Have a nice weekend 

[Ditkaless Wonders 15,989]

7 hours ago, SHIZNITTTT said:

ttps://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-officer-enters-apartment-she-mistakes-her-own-fatally-shoots-n907411?cid=sm_npd_nn_fb_ma

Dallas officer enters apartment she mistakes for her own, fatally shoots man inside.   Come on man. 

When I lived in Apartments they had these things called numbers on the doors.  Also they were a fixed distance from elevators or stairs and one got used to that distance.  Finally, they had these things called locks that had to be opened with keys.  Generally one did not enter them by mistake.

Edited September 7, 2018 by Ditkaless Wonders

[Wrigley 3,283]

11 minutes ago, Ditkaless Wonders said:

When I lived in Apartments they had these things called numbers on the doors.  Also they were a fixed distance from elevators or stairs and one got used to that distance.  Finally, they had these things called locks that had to be opened with keys.  Generally one did not enter them by mistake.

A very drunk friend of mine couldn’t get his key to work when he got home late one night, so instead of calling a locksmith he broke into his home, and proceeded to pass out on the couch.   One problem, he was 3 houses down from his actual home.  

 

He woke up in the morning to two very pissed off and confused neighbors 

 

Lucky he’s not a cop 

 

[Donkey Derp 530]

18 minutes ago, Wrigley said:

A very drunk friend of mine couldn’t get his key to work when he got home late one night, so instead of calling a locksmith he broke into his home, and proceeded to pass out on the couch.   One problem, he was 3 houses down from his actual home.  

 

He woke up in the morning to two very pissed off and confused neighbors 

 

Lucky he’s not a cop 

 

Yep, only those devil cops shoot people entering the wrong residence

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/15792680/new-orleans-pelicans-guard-bryce-dejean-jones-dies-gunshot-wound-abdomen

[Wrigley 3,283]

6 minutes ago, Donkey Derp said:

Yep, only those devil cops shoot people entering the wrong residence

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/15792680/new-orleans-pelicans-guard-bryce-dejean-jones-dies-gunshot-wound-abdomen

And that's the way it should be.

 

 

If I was woken in the middle of the night to someone breaking into my house, you can be your ### I'd defend myself and my family.

 

 

[PinkydaPimp 1,412]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/09/14/dallas-police-shooting-search-for-marijuana-in-victims-home-was-attempt-to-smear-him-attorneys-say/

 

 

not only did she murder him, the department is trying to criminalize the victim now.   

[Donkey Derp 530]

On 7/1/2018 at 10:30 AM, Bucky86 said:

Police shoot and kill CW holder in Portland, who was trying to break up a fight.

As 99.99% of these cases go, we find out the shooting was justified when all the facts come out.  Lesson for all the kids out there: don't be an idiot drunk while pointing a gun at someone.

[Sinn Fein 29,598]

US Border Patrol agent arrested in 4 deaths described as serial killer

 

 

[Radio Free Homer 1,273]

1 hour ago, Sinn Fein said:

US Border Patrol agent arrested in 4 deaths described as serial killer

 

 

Can't think of a more perfect job for a psychopath, really.

[NFL2DF 489]

1 hour ago, Radio Free Homer said:

Can't think of a more perfect job for a psychopath, really.

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[NFL2DF 489]

4 hours ago, Sinn Fein said:

US Border Patrol agent arrested in 4 deaths described as serial killer

 

 

What a ####ed up situation. 

Killed 4 prostitutes while off duty in a 12 day stretch, with a fifth that managed to escape. That sounds like Serial Killer 101.

Makes you wonder how many others there might be. Or, if these were the only ones, what exactly made him snap on Sep 3?

He was an 8 year Navy vet and 10 year Border Patrol agent so "technically" it belongs in this thread, but these murders did not have anything to do with his day job it appears (he picked up the prostitutes in his personal vehicle while off duty)

Did he have a history with prostitutes (without killing them) prior to this?

Did he commit any murders (or other crimes) while on duty?

 

Edited September 16, 2018 by NFL2DF

[Radio Free Homer 1,273]

5 minutes ago, NFL2DF said:

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Preacher

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None would be better than a border police IMO. More authority and more geographical range than local or sheriff departments, very low population areas, and any victims/witnesses/colleagues would be highly disincentivized to report any illegal activity. If this guy was smart, he could have gotten away with being a serial killer for decades.

[fantasycurse42 7,238]

This guy is officer of the year, IMO. 

I'd have no issue had he shot the guy. 

https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Caught-on-Camera-Florida-Man-Tossed-Over-Bridge-During-Fight-494379251.html

He witnesses a man throw another man off a bridge, then the suspect is hostile and doesn't comply. He turns his back to the cop and reaches into his waistband, before quickly throwing something off the bridge. 

At this juncture, you have a hostile suspect, just witnessed throwing someone over a bridge, turn his back and reach into his waistband. This is not how to act if you don't want to be shot by a cop. I'm actually shocked he didn't shoot the guy, good cop here, but this guy was almost begging to be shot. 

Edited September 26, 2018 by fantasycurse42

[Ilov80s 20,932]

On 9/16/2018 at 2:39 AM, NFL2DF said:

What a ####ed up situation. 

Killed 4 prostitutes while off duty in a 12 day stretch, with a fifth that managed to escape. That sounds like Serial Killer 101.

Makes you wonder how many others there might be. Or, if these were the only ones, what exactly made him snap on Sep 3?

He was an 8 year Navy vet and 10 year Border Patrol agent so "technically" it belongs in this thread, but these murders did not have anything to do with his day job it appears (he picked up the prostitutes in his personal vehicle while off duty)

Did he have a history with prostitutes (without killing them) prior to this?

Did he commit any murders (or other crimes) while on duty?

 

Really messed up and it is likely given what we know about these kinds of predators that there were several other victims. Maybe some murder, but most definitely some he raped/assaulted. Being an officer has nothing to do wtih it but it does make it easier to get away with such crimes. 

[Donkey Derp 530]

7 hours ago, fantasycurse42 said:

This guy is officer of the year, IMO. 

I'd have no issue had he shot the guy. 

https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Caught-on-Camera-Florida-Man-Tossed-Over-Bridge-During-Fight-494379251.html

He witnesses a man throw another man off a bridge, then the suspect is hostile and doesn't comply. He turns his back to the cop and reaches into his waistband, before quickly throwing something off the bridge. 

At this juncture, you have a hostile suspect, just witnessed throwing someone over a bridge, turn his back and reach into his waistband. This is not how to act if you don't want to be shot by a cop. I'm actually shocked he didn't shoot the guy, good cop here, but this guy was almost begging to be shot. 

https://amp.desertsun.com/amp/635689001

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[Ramblin Wreck 11,845]

Seeing reports of active shooter in Florence SC with multiple officers down 

[Ramblin Wreck 11,845]

Five officers shot.  One has died.  Suspect in custody 

[tjnc09 2,648]

On ‎8‎/‎28‎/‎2018 at 1:35 PM, urbanhack said:

Last year police killed 1,147 people. Police were charged with a crime in 14 cases. This is the only case so far where an officer has been convicted.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/suspect-18-accused-in-murder-of-georgia-police-officer-is-shot-killed-by-cops/ar-BBOJBiS?ocid=spartandhp

here's another one of your statistics.  

[SWC 13,644]

On 9/26/2018 at 9:52 AM, fantasycurse42 said:

This guy is officer of the year, IMO. 

I'd have no issue had he shot the guy. 

https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Caught-on-Camera-Florida-Man-Tossed-Over-Bridge-During-Fight-494379251.html

He witnesses a man throw another man off a bridge, then the suspect is hostile and doesn't comply. He turns his back to the cop and reaches into his waistband, before quickly throwing something off the bridge. 

At this juncture, you have a hostile suspect, just witnessed throwing someone over a bridge, turn his back and reach into his waistband. This is not how to act if you don't want to be shot by a cop. I'm actually shocked he didn't shoot the guy, good cop here, but this guy was almost begging to be shot. 

i would not be surprised if he did want the cops to kill him i think suicide by police officer is a real thing take that to the bank brohan 

[squistion 10,771]

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[Yenrub 567]

Good guy with gun gets shot and killed

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/armed-security-guard-killed-police-officer-responding-shooting-n935311

 

[PinkydaPimp 1,412]

2 minutes ago, Yenrub said:

Good guy with gun gets shot and killed

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/armed-security-guard-killed-police-officer-responding-shooting-n935311

 

Don’t worry, folks are searching through this guys past for any infraction they possibly can to help justify this.  

[Yenrub 567]

Not a killing but will be paralyzed

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2018/11/23/milwaukee-crime-police-bodycam-video-details-shooting-unarmed-man/2091908002/ 

Somehow this was justified 

 

[bucksoh 371]

2 hours ago, Yenrub said:

Not a killing but will be paralyzed

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2018/11/23/milwaukee-crime-police-bodycam-video-details-shooting-unarmed-man/2091908002/ 

Somehow this was justified 

 

Wow, cop should get life sentence.

[Bucky86 15,942]

No words.

NSFW. Death of a dog. Suffers. 😭

https://twitter.com/natashabertrand/status/1081741966902206464?s=21