Family Of Walter Wallace Speaks Out On Officers Involved In Shooting After Viewing Bodycam Footage

Red State ^ | 10/30/2020 | Jeff Charles

[Secret Agent Man]

Mental doesnt care if they get shot

[Secret Agent Man]

I saw an armed criminal thug charging officers with a deadly weapon.

I hope this famliy rots in hell. they know exactly what a violent disaster of a person this guy was and they are cashing in on him.

We need to end this crap. When this stuff happens and families rake this kind of absolute lying posture they need to be run out of the city.

[MPJackal]

“ He’d still have gotten shot after he stabbed the social worker that the left claims would have deescalated the situation”

So you are for bringing social workers? Kind of a win-win?

[metmom]

Fine, he’s “mental”.

Whatever.

You can make all the excuses you want for his behavior but that doesn’t stop him from being a real, tangible threat to the lives and safety of others.

And long and short of it is, he refused to follow orders and proceeded to move towards the officers with the obvious intent to do bodily harm. They had to either defend themselves or possibly be killed.

If it’s me or you, it’s not going to be me.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Shaka Johnson? Sounds like another black extortionist, anti-cop attorney who wants millions for himself and something for the family of the deceased.

Re the writer describing the killing of mentally ill Wallace as “gunned down”. NO! That’s playing the Left’s Marxist word game.

He was shot attacking the police while armed. NO TASER would have stopped him. No time for it either, esp. as he was closing in on the officers very quickly. And if it missed him or a responding body part, the officers would have very little time to pull their guns and shoot.

It was a tragic but very legitimate “shoot”.

Just another excuse for Phily’s “finest citizens” to riot and loot. Been that way for a long time and NO white or Black city official or clergyman or civic leader has the guts to say so.

Lived in Philly for 4 years and though parts of No. Philly were dangerous, it was nothing like this.