"Deputy Accidentally Shoots Suspect's Mother During Confrontation"

**Firefly** · 12-07-19, 08:24

Man? Let’s not jump to crazy conclusions here

**WillBrink** · 12-07-19, 08:30

Originally Posted by Firefly

Man? Let’s not jump to crazy conclusions here

Yes, that is a stretch.

FYI, not sure which is accurate now but:

The unidentified deputy was found to have violated department policy governing arrests, Greenville County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Ryan Flood said in an email. He did not elaborate on how policy was violated.

Flood was quoted by The Greenville News as sayingthat the deputy's discipline included counseling and remedial training. He said she was briefly placed on administrative duty but had since been cleared for regular duty.

“This is an effort to ensure the deputy is ready following ... a critical incident,” Flood's statement said.

Flood said the deputy was found to have violated the department's “General Order 229,” a multi-page order regarding arrests, including use of force.

**Firefly** · 12-07-19, 08:41

A lot of “policies” are very generalized state policies that are juuust vague and open enough that if it receives too much news they can mess you over.

**arptsprt** · 12-07-19, 09:03

Sorry. That made me spit out my breakfast... lol. why would “her man” want to body shame her for crying out loud?!?

Originally Posted by Sam

Maybe her man can gift her

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**prepare** · 12-07-19, 09:35

The bad guy- even though he's off his rocker immediately and accurately sized this lady up as a social worker that lacked the ability fortitude to dominate the situation.

**jsbhike** · 12-07-19, 10:18

Greenville Sheriff's Office has deputies airborne qualified for parachuting in to areas affected by hurricanes so any claims of inadequate training is rather amusing.

**Firefly** · 12-07-19, 10:59

Originally Posted by jsbhike

Greenville Sheriff's Office has deputies airborne qualified for parachuting in to areas affected by hurricanes so any claims of inadequate training is rather amusing.

You can miss me with that buuuullsheeeyit.

I’ll ride in a helo. I’ll rappel, I’ll abseil, I’ll even walk a ways. But heeelll no would I do some ish like that on cop pay.

I’m middle aged and already feel achy on cold mornings.

Serious NEWP in this post

**jsbhike** · 12-07-19, 11:06

No bullshit.

https://www.recoilweb.com/airborne-w...am-148068.html

https://www.wspa.com/news/6k-spent-o...ies/1143651576

**Firefly** · 12-07-19, 11:07

Originally Posted by jsbhike

No bullshit.

https://www.recoilweb.com/airborne-w...am-148068.html

https://www.wspa.com/news/6k-spent-o...ies/1143651576

I believe you. I read that same article.

And again, you can miss me with all that.

**WillBrink** · 12-07-19, 11:15

Originally Posted by jsbhike

Greenville Sheriff's Office has deputies airborne qualified for parachuting in to areas affected by hurricanes so any claims of inadequate training is rather amusing.

I fail to see the connection. One does not follow the other. Some how I don't think she was on the list for airborne qualified crew or the tac team. Wild guess on my part....I wonder how long she was on the job to be on her own like that and clearly incapable of doing the job. So far, very little info about her being released it seems.