Wtf!

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by Gatorade

He is going to talk, he was a “look at me” kinda guy. He will say something about why he did it.

I think he is keeping it in his pocket to save his worthless life. I will tell you why if you don't put me to death type deal. dunno will see how it comes out yet.

Originally Posted by dw1911

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/fl...lH6?li=BBnb7Kz

"A student at the Parkland, Fla. high school where 17 people were killed in a mass shooting last week told MSNBC on Saturday that police officers should not be judged for not wanting to face down an attacked armed with an AR-15 when armed with handguns."
Sorry, not buying that one! A Good Officer would risk His/Her Life to Save the kids!

Yeah, this is complete BS.....its your damn job

[Gatorade]

Originally Posted by sdmc530

I think he is keeping it in his pocket to save his worthless life. I will tell you why if you don't put me to death type deal. dunno will see how it comes out yet.

He was already trying to enter a guilty plea in exchange for no death penalty.

Yeah, this is complete BS.....its your damn job

There is a huge difference between standing in a hallway stairing down the barrel and hiding behind a car outside the building. The majority of mass shootings end seconds after the first contact with armed resistance. They either off themselves, get shot or drop their weapons. I think Pulse was the only one that didn’t happen.

[FfNJGTFO]

Originally Posted by Gatorade

He was already trying to enter a guilty plea in exchange for no death penalty.

And, if I'm not mistaken, the prosecutor has not agreed to take the death penalty off the table just yet. It's still an option. I hope they seek it. If there was ever a defendant that deserves it, it's this creep.

Originally Posted by Gatorade

There is a huge difference between standing in a hallway stairing down the barrel and hiding behind a car outside the building. The majority of mass shootings end seconds after the first contact with armed resistance. They either off themselves, get shot or drop their weapons. I think Pulse was the only one that didn’t happen.

I don't know what to say about this. I get it if you don't have the courage to "run into the fire." No one should expect anyone to do that, automatically. But if you wear a badge, and accept income for it, I do expect you to be willing to do that, unconditionally... especially if you, in turn, expect the citizenry to not arm themselves and just trust that you'll do that for them.

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by FfNJGTFO

I get it if you don't have the courage to "run into the fire." No one should expect anyone to do that, automatically. But if you wear a badge, and accept income for it, I do expect you to be willing to do that, unconditionally...

BINGO!!!! This is what they are paid to do. They accept these terms in academy.

[Gatorade]

Originally Posted by FfNJGTFO

And, if I'm not mistaken, the prosecutor has not agreed to take the death penalty off the table just yet. It's still an option. I hope they seek it. If there was ever a defendant that deserves it, it's this creep.





I don't know what to say about this. I get it if you don't have the courage to "run into the fire." No one should expect anyone to do that, automatically. But if you wear a badge, and accept income for it, I do expect you to be willing to do that, unconditionally... especially if you, in turn, expect the citizenry to not arm themselves and just trust that you'll do that for them.

I was just trying to point out how these guys are inherently weak. They hide behind a rifle going to areas with the least resistance to be the strong monster they envision themselves but usually at the first contact with armed or uniformed resistance they either eat a bullet or suicide by cop. No not every time, Pulse, Dallas, maybe the Navy Yard? The majority end up either dead or in custody within seconds after contact. Either way the threat stopped shooting at his target victims. Whatever keeps them from shooting at school kids is a good thing.