You screw up even half that bad in private business and you’re fired, and subsequently served with papers. Any real man who committed an act like this would end his own life after making everything which was his, part of the survivors of the family. But there are very few honorable people in law enforcement. Their honor is only to each other, their power, and paycheck.
i agree. if only there was one honorable man on that SWAT team, maybe a vet, who would tell the truth.
...if she saw one outside, they must have seen her. yet they still stormed that house, with a woman and child inside. (and the wife, and neighbors, say there were NOT sirens, etc.!)
...the vet, after getting his wife and child to safety, was killed with his safety on. (the police admitted that!).
...and he was alive when the wife came out of the closet. (indicating the original 7 bullets was more correct).
the wife CALLED 911 ! and begged them to send medics. the SWAT team, apparently couldn’t “secure” the tiny house, that the Vet had only purchased and moved into 2 months before.
so they refused to let the medics in. then, 1 hour and 14 minutes later, they told the medics standing by, they could go home, because the “suspect” was dead.
...those “policemen” sat there for over an hour, while a veteran bled to death. a veteran they later admitted, had nothing on his record but parking tickets...
Yup. And then the cushy pension/lifetime benefits and double-dipping (like the former police chief here in Tucson).
The current police chief supported the La Raza Marxists when they shut the school board down a few weeks ago. No arrests, nothing. Wouldn’t want his “people,” illegal aliens or not, to get upset or slowed down in their reconquista.
I’ve been tracking this murder.
NOTHING to date indicates this was a anything other than the murder, under the color of law, of a civilian by an inept and/or corrupt police force.
He was only 26 years old.
Does anyone here know if his inactive reserve status in the USMC was completed prior to his murder?
There is a simple answer here...which I think states ought to start considering...bonded requirements for raids. You as the chief of police want to raid someone’s private home with SWAT guys? Before you even come to the Judge for paperwork....you produce a stamped bond document. You post $5 million in a bond for a situation if you screw up. I’m guessing the city council will began to look at these expenditures and costs....and start to limit your authority after a while to conduct private raids. This is the only way that we will eventually stop all this SWAT business.