Man killed carrying inside his own house

[flenna]

I cannot remember if this was discussed here back when it happened but no indictment by the grand jury on the officer who shot a man through his kitchen window. This is local to me and I have not seen any mention of the incident in the national news. Tragic...

http://www.wrcbtv.com/story/39040946...for-civil-suit

[wildcard600]

What a shit show. I hope she wins the civil suit.

That "cop" should be mopping floors somewhere and not "protecting and serving" homeowners through kitchen windows.

[lowprone]

This type of shit is becoming typical.

[Coal Dragger]

What a shit show. I hope she wins the civil suit.

That "cop" should be mopping floors somewhere and not "protecting and serving" homeowners through kitchen windows.

No that sack of shit needs to be swinging from the end of a rope.

[wildcard600]

No that sack of shit needs to be swinging from the end of a rope.

Sorry, I meant "should have been" as in instead of becoming a LEO and murdering people in the middle of the night.

As for what should happen to him now, all I will say is that I hope karma is a thing.

[Coal Dragger]

Yep.

Maybe someone will walk by and get scared of him and assassinate his stupid ass through his kitchen window.

[sgtrock82]

Thank god! At least the officer made it home at the end of his shift.....

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[MorphCross]

In a county that isn't exactly rife with murder (according to UCRF data) the Sheriff Deputies don't seem to be shy about jumping to the most permanent of outcomes.

[AndyLate]

Yep.

Maybe someone will walk by and get scared of him and assassinate his stupid ass through his kitchen window.

I hope that he truly understands what he did and regrets it every day of a long long life.

Andy

[flenna]

In a county that isn't exactly rife with murder (according to UCRF data) the Sheriff Deputies don't seem to be shy about jumping to the most permanent of outcomes.

And law abiding gun ownership and carry is very common in this area which makes this even more bizarre. I guess as long as the officer can say he was in fear for his life it is okay to gun down whoever and wherever.