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Cop shoots woman in head because he thought she was going to toss boiling water at him?

I’ve seen an odd amount of comments that the cop had a “demon”, which is why when she said “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus” he freaked out. Like a lot of comments on videos I’ve seen.

Is there a large portion of people who think demons exist in people?
Humans like to try to make connections for things they can't explain.
 
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I suspect most cops are genuinely good people. I have two family members who I’m confident are good people and probably good cops. But it is very confusing to me why the good cops don’tweed out the bad ones.

In business when we have a poor performer most people know it and everyone is glad when they are gone. They are a drag on the business. I just don’t get why it seems like the bad seeds hang around in law enforcement and only after the fact do we learn about their writeups, etc.

It would go along way if the good cops would simply get the bad ones out of their department. I guarantee they know who they are.
I have one word for you... union.
 
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Guys needs to see inside of a cell.

Im happy departments are utilizing or requiring body cams. This lady certainly didn’t deserve to die and hopefully justice will prevail
 
She seemed to be a harmless sweet nice older lady. That was simply unnecessary murder.


"Nice older lady"?!, she was 36, does your mom know you are playing on the internet? :)



Cop should have just gone and pulled the pot himself. With a little forethought, he would have realized he just asked her to pick up a potential weapon. She didn't seem to be advancing or threatening at all. Good luck in your murder trial sir.
 
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I suspect most cops are genuinely good people. I have two family members who I’m confident are good people and probably good cops. But it is very confusing to me why the good cops don’tweed out the bad ones.

In business when we have a poor performer most people know it and everyone is glad when they are gone. They are a drag on the business. I just don’t get why it seems like the bad seeds hang around in law enforcement and only after the fact do we learn about their writeups, etc.

It would go along way if the good cops would simply get the bad ones out of their department. I guarantee they know who they are.
It’s pretty hard to get a cop fired, even for fellow cops. There is a strong culture of fidelity with cops and it isn’t worth risking being ostracized for speaking out. It’s a lot easier for the good ones to quit.
What might be the easiest way to get rid of bad cops would be to remove their qualified immunity and abolish police unions. Make them carry malpractice insurance like doctors and when their premiums get too high, they are forced out.
I’d like to see wages for police go up, but standards and responsibility go up a lot more.
 
Saw this on the news last night. Completely inexplicable why that woman was shot. Sure, her “rebuke” was weird, but hardly threatening. I think that cop is headed for incarceration and hopefully for a long time.
 
That dude is going to prison for the next 40 years or so, and should. WTF is wrong with some people. Shot at the ****ing pot if you really thought you were in danger, which you weren't. Crazy f**k.
 
I think the job of being a cop needs to be more attractive. Attract more good cops, create a market place where other stations don't keep recycling guys like this because theyre desperate for staff.
 
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"Nice older lady"?!, she was 36, does your mom know you are playing on the internet? :)



Cop should have just gone and pulled the pot himself. With a little forethought, he would have realized he just asked her to pick up a potential weapon. She didn't seem to be advancing or threatening at all. Good luck in your murder trial sir.
I was watching on my phone so didn’t get a good view of her. The way she acted seemed like an older lady to me. Either way, she didn’t seem like she had any intent to throw the water on the police officer, and even if she had tried, didn’t seem strong enough, and he could have easily dodged any attempted water throw. Ever try to throw a large container of water at someone that they see coming? Very little if any of the water actually hits them.
 
Or maybe some other insane reason.

This is one of the worst transgressions committed by a cop I've seen in a long time. Not sure exactly what his defect is.

He's a cop. There's your defect. She's black. He's a redneck white.

The worst part is that he wouldn't even render aid, while the other cops wanted to. He's a disgusting piece of shit and hope he gets his just desserts in prison.
 
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I think the job of being a cop needs to be more attractive. Attract more good cops, create a market place where other stations don't keep recycling guys like this because theyre desperate for staff.

I agree. Make it 4 years college or training. Pay them very well. Train them on non-violent resolution. But if you lose a job for bad acts, you can’t go to next jurisdiction. I’m in.
 
I was watching on my phone so didn’t get a good view of her. The way she acted seemed like an older lady to me. Either way, she didn’t seem like she had any intent to throw the water on the police officer, and even if she had tried, didn’t seem strong enough, and he could have easily dodged any attempted water throw. Ever try to throw a large container of water at someone that they see coming? Very little if any of the water actually hits them.

At that range if you are worried about her throwing water on you, back up a few feet and just wait to see what happens. She doesn't seem to have the strength to get the water very far in the first place.

A lot of other options here other than shoot first ask questions later.
 
He's a cop. There's your defect. She's black. He's a redneck white.

The worst part is that he wouldn't even render aid, while the other cops wanted to. He's a disgusting piece of shit and hope he gets his just desserts in prison.
Why do some people insist on thinking in overly simplistic terms on stuff like this?

That guy obviously had lots of problems. Maybe he is what you say. But most cops aren't like this. You can have policing issues and it can be that most cops aren't like this.
 
I was watching on my phone so didn’t get a good view of her. The way she acted seemed like an older lady to me. Either way, she didn’t seem like she had any intent to throw the water on the police officer, and even if she had tried, didn’t seem strong enough, and he could have easily dodged any attempted water throw. Ever try to throw a large container of water at someone that they see coming? Very little if any of the water actually hits them.
Ok I have to ask, what situation have you been in where you thought you had to try to throw a large container of water at someone?
 
Ok I have to ask, what situation have you been in where you thought you had to try to throw a large container of water at someone?
Water fights with kids or others in the yard over the years. Someone (sometimes an adult) always try to get a bucket of water or something bigger than a water balloon to get someone with, and it never hits anyone, if the intended target sees it coming. Water never seems to hit the intended victim with the accuracy and velocity of a bullet.
 
The way that the two officers started communicating with each other right after the shooting is bizarre to see.

I'm also continually shocked at the language some police use during confrontations. I'm probably naive, but it seems like screaming f-bombs at someone is rarely going to have a positive impact on the situation.

What other public facing professions would that kind of unprofessionalism ever be tolerated?
 
The way that the two officers started communicating with each other right after the shooting is bizarre to see.

I'm also continually shocked at the language some police use during confrontations. I'm probably naive, but it seems like screaming f-bombs at someone is rarely going to have a positive impact on the situation.
When he went outside and another cop asked him if he was alright, he replied "F---ing bitch is crazy."

Like I said, hang him.
 
When he went outside and another cop asked him if he was alright, he replied "F---ing bitch is crazy."

Like I said, hang him.

Maybe it's time for the broken windows theory of law enforcement to be implemented by law enforcement management on their own people?
 
Being a cop is dangerous but it seems too many of them lack courage and have to shoot at the slightest hint that something might happen to them.

Easier said than done.

Being a cop has to be one of the most difficult jobs in this country.
 
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Why do some people insist on thinking in overly simplistic terms on stuff like this?

That guy obviously had lots of problems. Maybe he is what you say. But most cops aren't like this. You can have policing issues and it can be that most cops aren't like this.
The burden on proof is on them and their acts, not the general public they kill. Ask them the same questions.
 
Man, shite got weird real fast in that video. One second, they were having a normal conversation even laughing about the hot, steaming pot of water, the next second, she, out of nowhere she says to him "I rebuke you in the name of Jesus". Then repeats it and this cop flips the F out.

She does duck down to the floor and out of sight with the pot of water still in her hands but that cop could have retreated back a step or two and been in no harm. With the obscured view of the counter in place, it is possible she was preparing to throw the pot of water at him, but, as I previously stated, the cop could have simple taken a few steps back and been in no danger.

It's like he was so enraged when she brought Jesus name into the conversation that he just flipped out.

The other cop, Deputy #1 whose camera I was watching, you could tell he was like "WTF did you just do?" While the shooter was making all sorts of excuses about not taking a pot of boiling water to the head, justifying his actions for the body camera he knew was rolling.
 
Man, shite got weird real fast in that video. One second, they were having a normal conversation even laughing about the hot, steaming pot of water, the next second, she, out of nowhere she says to him "I rebuke you in the name of Jesus". Then repeats it and this cop flips the F out.

She does duck down to the floor and out of sight with the pot of water still in her hands but that cop could have retreated back a step or two and been in no harm. With the obscured view of the counter in place, it is possible she was preparing to throw the pot of water at him, but, as I previously stated, the cop could have simple taken a few steps back and been in no danger.

It's like he was so enraged when she brought Jesus name into the conversation that he just flipped out.

The other cop, Deputy #1 whose camera I was watching, you could tell he was like "WTF did you just do?" While the shooter was making all sorts of excuses about not taking a pot of boiling water to the head, justifying his actions for the body camera he knew was rolling.
Yeah... he did all that while knowing the body cam was going. How unhinged do you have to be to do that?

Roid rage? (or the like)
 
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Anyone who thinks the Sangamon County States Attorney is going out of the way to prosecute this officer because they hate cops hasn’t been to Sangamon County.
 
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Easier said than done.

Being a cop has to be one of the most difficult jobs in this country.
They make it more difficult because stuff like this goes public almost instantly.
One exception was the incompetent Uvalde police force where officials fought like hell to keep the video from going public.

The reason some people are surprised by all these disgusting actions is we had no security cameras and body cams previously.
Likely this stuff has been occurring for decades and law enforcement got away with it.
 
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