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Real0ne -> RE: “No, Stop! Please!” Teen Begs for Life Cop Reloads Fires Again (9/21/2017 9:34:53 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MercTech
Cop, out of vehicle, approaching stolen car that had spun out. Suddenly the car is spinning tires in reverse and the cop opens fire. Cop reloads and continues firing as the car leaves the frame of the dash cam going in reverse.
Sure what do you think is going through the kids mind once the lead starts flying? Lets all sing kumbya, no fear we are protected?
Once one of these rambos fire off one round they dont stop until they run out of ammo FFS!
Heres the long version: (sorry about the advertisement) http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/article164514932.html/video-embed
How the hell did rambo manage to shoot the kids on the opposite side of the drivers seat? By accident?
Attorney plans to pursue civil case related to recent officer-involved shooting
The officer believed [Alleged] Redwine was trying to run him over when the teen shifted the car into reverse, according to police.
Attorney Mike Garner, who represents Wuenschel, said Redwine was trying only to back out of a hole. He said Redwine was shot seven times, Wuenschel two or three times, and Tillis at least twice.
Michael Garner, defense attorney for Hannah Wuenschel, announced after a Thursday morning Columbus Recorder's Court hearing for Wuenschel their intention to pursue civil litigation.
Police said Redwine tried to use the car to run the officer over, prompting the fatal shots.
“I have a good belief that the physical evidence will absolutely contradict that statement,” said Couch, who declined to elaborate without further examining the evidence in the case.
Read more here: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/crime/article153905349.html#storylink=cpy
I didnt see that, did anyone see the kid try to run over rambo?
http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/crime/article153905349.html
Brown violated Redwine’s right to due process, right to confront his accusers, right to a trial by jury and more. He said Brown’s actions were “contrary to what is acceptable police conduct.”
“I just think that this officer, for whatever reason, decided to be the judge, jury and executioner on the night that this happened,” Couch said.
Brown, who also will be named in the lawsuit, resigned from the police department about two weeks after a grand jury in Russell County found that he committed no wrongdoing.
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