Darian Jarrott killing (graphic)

[WillBrink]

Damn that was hard to watch.

Other vids I saw the shooter raises the gun, cut to the Jarrot on the ground. This is the only uncut version I have seen, and what happened between that period where other vids cut, is exactly what people need to see. That's not just some dirt bag who panicked just wanted to get away, that was a straight up cool headed assassination of Jarrot. I don't recall anything quite like that one, at least not in recent memory.

Until I'd seen this uncut version, I thought shooter had put a few into Jarret over the back of the truck, jumped in his truck, and took off.

What actually happened is a large measure worse.

[Firefly]

Never help Feds. It never works out. Feds never seek your help because they think you are cool.

Cartel aren’t stupid.

[sjoliat]

I just read in a related article that the POS was sentenced to 10 yrs in federal prison on drug charges in Aug 2011. It's an absolute travesty that he was free on the streets and able to murder Officer Jarrott.

[Sam]

Other vids I saw the shooter raises the gun, cut to the Jarrot on the ground. This is the only uncut version I have seen, and what happened between that period where other vids cut, is exactly what people need to see. That's not just some dirt bag who panicked just wanted to get away, that was a straight up cool headed assassination of Jarrot. I don't recall anything quite like that one, at least not in recent memory.

Until I'd seen this uncut version, I thought shooter had put a few into Jarret over the back of the truck, jumped in his truck, and took off.

What actually happened is a large measure worse.

I also saw another youtube video of this incident a couple days ago, they blurred out officer Jarrott as soon as he started falling on the ground and didn't show the aftermath. They other video did spliced in the capture and shoot out between the killer and the police where they ended his miserable life.

Watching this video, I was wondering how those plainclothes agents that were all kitted up like the SAS or Delta guys showed up just a little late or things would have been different. Little did I know they were tailing. Unreal.

[Firefly]

I also saw another youtube video of this incident a couple days ago, they blurred out officer Jarrott as soon as he started falling on the ground and didn't show the aftermath. They other video did spliced in the capture and shoot out between the killer and the police where they ended his miserable life.

Watching this video, I was wondering how those plainclothes agents that were all kitted up like the SAS or Delta guys showed up just a little late or things would have been different. Little did I know they were tailing. Unreal.

LIKE I SAID, Never help a Fed.

If DEA and Marshals are kitted up like they are ready to invade Stalingrad and your piddly ass is wearing Class As and Corframs then that is when you tell them to toss off.

As soon as he went on about tint, I knew he was a dead man.

The actual cartel players are not stupid. The Trooper was the butt of a cruel and sick joke and I hope his family sues

[SteyrAUG]

Damn that was hard to watch.

+1

Brutal shit. That DHS had a local officer initiate a stop with no warning of what he was dealing with is so negligent I don't know where to start. Heads need to roll.

When did local PD become baggage handlers for Federal law enforcement. You want to talk to a drug dealer, YOU make the contact.

[jsbhike]

Obviously the federal involvement isn't getting much air time.

This incident is something for state/local police and private citizens to keep in mind when it is claimed state/local police have nothing to do with enforcing federal laws.

[SteyrAUG]

Obviously the federal involvement isn't getting much air time.

This incident is something for state/local police and private citizens to keep in mind when it is claimed state/local police have nothing to do with enforcing federal laws.

It needs to be the main focus in my opinion. Sure as shit the current administration is gonna focus on the firearm used, but this is worse than Fast and Furious (where ATF lost track of firearms deliberately provided to drug cartels, one of which was used to murder a border patrol officer), in this case it very much seems that DHS blindly walked this officer into his own death and could have orchestrated events in such a way where they directly participated in the traffic stop / first contact and provided direct support but chose not to.

This might be the worst thing I have ever seen.

Your comment about state and local LE enforcing federal law notwithstanding, I think the real take away is state and local LE can no longer simply trust federal law enforcement for anything. Everyone involved in this operation from the top down to the guys who were only "minutes away" need to be investigated, fired and sentenced.

[LowSpeed_HighDrag]

Poor officer safety got this young man killed. He should have NEVER had this man out of the car without cover, and the moment a door opened he should've had his gun drawn and been issuing commands. Awful to watch, especially because it was preventable. May we all learn from his death and live longer for it.

[Wake27]

Yeah that was very rough. Reminded me of the incident in Niger. Someone needs to post the link to the cartel **** getting lit up. I hope my wife and daughter never have to see me in something like that, I can't imagine what its like for those that do.