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Deputy accidentally shoots high school student during drill
School officials said the deputy was teaching law enforcement scenarios to students when he drew his service weapon rather than the training weapon.
www.boston25news.com
Deputy accidentally shoots high school student during drill
School officials said the deputy was teaching law enforcement scenarios to students when he drew his service weapon rather than the training weapon.
What better way to teach kids to be cops then to shoot one of them and then tell them no big deal, just an accident.
KBCraig
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"I am the only one professional enough, that I know of, in this room, to handle a *BANG*!"Deputy accidentally shoots high school student during drill
School officials said the deputy was teaching law enforcement scenarios to students when he drew his service weapon rather than the training weapon.
Des Moines paying $125,000 to man detained for filming police parking illegally
Courts ruled officers were not justified in detaining Daniel Robbins in 2018 or seizing his camera. The city is settling his lawsuit prior to trial.
www.desmoinesregister.com
Des Moines paying $125,000 to man detained for filming police parking illegally
Courts ruled officers were not justified in detaining Daniel Robbins in 2018 or seizing his camera. The city is settling his lawsuit prior to trial.www.desmoinesregister.com
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vewAcVh-PIM&t=577s
A Chicago cop was arrested Friday morning at the police department’s training academy and charged with brandishing a gun during a dispute with a neighbor earlier this year.
Raekwon Livingston, a 24-year-old probationary officer, was taken into custody at the police academy at 1300 W. Jackson Blvd. on the Near West Side. He was charged with a misdemeanor count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, according to a police spokesperson and an alert from the department.
Livingston was charged in connection to an incident Aug. 27 in the 1100 block of North Howe Street, where he lives, according to the spokesperson. A source said Livingston got into an argument with a neighbor who was walking a dog and pulled out a gun several times.
Denisse Balseca, a Chicago probationary officer, was arrested early on Aug. 20 after she allegedly attacked a Schiller Park cop during a traffic stop in the northwest suburb.
Balseca was stopped in the 4100 block of West Grace Street when officers saw her drive onto a curb twice, according to an arrest report. She and her passenger were “highly uncooperative” and had “bloodshot and glassy eyes,” the report stated.
Police found an open can of alcohol in the car and marijuana in her passenger’s purse, the report states. Balseca repeatedly failed to hand over her driver’s license and proof of insurance, according to the report. After being pulled from the car and handcuffed, she “pushed, struck, scratched and kicked” an officer “in an attempt to defeat the arrest,” according to the report.
In perhaps the strangest case, a 27-year-old probationary officer was fired just days after she was wounded in an apparent road rage shooting Sept. 20. She was shot in her face near Elston Avenue and Addison Street during a dispute that continued over blocks.
Law enforcement sources said she had failed a drug test three days before the shooting and was quickly stripped of her police powers. A source confirmed that she was fired after being wounded in the attack.
chicago.suntimes.com
Raekwon Livingston, a 24-year-old probationary officer, was taken into custody at the police academy at 1300 W. Jackson Blvd. on the Near West Side. He was charged with a misdemeanor count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, according to a police spokesperson and an alert from the department.
Livingston was charged in connection to an incident Aug. 27 in the 1100 block of North Howe Street, where he lives, according to the spokesperson. A source said Livingston got into an argument with a neighbor who was walking a dog and pulled out a gun several times.
Denisse Balseca, a Chicago probationary officer, was arrested early on Aug. 20 after she allegedly attacked a Schiller Park cop during a traffic stop in the northwest suburb.
Balseca was stopped in the 4100 block of West Grace Street when officers saw her drive onto a curb twice, according to an arrest report. She and her passenger were “highly uncooperative” and had “bloodshot and glassy eyes,” the report stated.
Police found an open can of alcohol in the car and marijuana in her passenger’s purse, the report states. Balseca repeatedly failed to hand over her driver’s license and proof of insurance, according to the report. After being pulled from the car and handcuffed, she “pushed, struck, scratched and kicked” an officer “in an attempt to defeat the arrest,” according to the report.
In perhaps the strangest case, a 27-year-old probationary officer was fired just days after she was wounded in an apparent road rage shooting Sept. 20. She was shot in her face near Elston Avenue and Addison Street during a dispute that continued over blocks.
Law enforcement sources said she had failed a drug test three days before the shooting and was quickly stripped of her police powers. A source confirmed that she was fired after being wounded in the attack.
Chicago cop arrested at training academy, charged with pulling gun on neighbor
The arrest is the latest embarrassing incident involving a probationary officer as the police department struggles to draw new recruits.
chicago.suntimes.com
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Deputy accidentally shoots high school student during drill
School officials said the deputy was teaching law enforcement scenarios to students when he drew his service weapon rather than the training weapon.
So this 19 year cop veteran can't tell the difference between a plastic dummy gun and a real glock?? Aren't the dummy guns a solid blue color or something?
Police are a joke with gun handling. Can't tell their heads from their asses.
That's not a case of talking yourself into an arrest - they already decided they were arresting him when they pulled him over. could be any one of us. So be it that's me, I'll bankrupt the goddamn jurisdiction that does it.
could have been worse
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Witness Recounts Fatal Shooting of Florida Woman at Police Drill
Mary Knowlton, the 73-year-old retiree killed during a citizen police academy drill, was trying to show support for law enforcement, her son said.
www.nbcnews.com
An off-duty Vermont sheriff’s deputy was shot by cops in Saratoga Spring, N.Y. after exchanging fire with a group of men early Sunday, police said.
The deputy was shot multiple times after he ignored officers’ demands to drop his gun.
“By my count, there are at least eight separate, clear, unequivocal commands to put the gun down and get on the ground,” Saratoga Springs Public Safety Commissioner James Montagnino said at the press conference. “They are all ignored.” He suffered 10 bullet wounds, though police said it was unclear if he had been shot 10 times since the injuries include both entry and exit wounds. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment and is listed in stable condition
nypost.com
The deputy was shot multiple times after he ignored officers’ demands to drop his gun.
“By my count, there are at least eight separate, clear, unequivocal commands to put the gun down and get on the ground,” Saratoga Springs Public Safety Commissioner James Montagnino said at the press conference. “They are all ignored.” He suffered 10 bullet wounds, though police said it was unclear if he had been shot 10 times since the injuries include both entry and exit wounds. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment and is listed in stable condition
Vermont sheriff’s deputy shot by cops in upstate New York following gunfight
An off-duty Vermont sheriff’s deputy suffered 10 bullet wounds after he was shot by cops in Saratoga Springs while exchanging fire with a group of men early Sunday.
nypost.com
An off-duty Vermont sheriff’s deputy was shot by cops in Saratoga Spring, N.Y. after exchanging fire with a group of men early Sunday, police said.
The deputy was shot multiple times after he ignored officers’ demands to drop his gun.
“By my count, there are at least eight separate, clear, unequivocal commands to put the gun down and get on the ground,” Saratoga Springs Public Safety Commissioner James Montagnino said at the press conference. “They are all ignored.” He suffered 10 bullet wounds, though police said it was unclear if he had been shot 10 times since the injuries include both entry and exit wounds. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment and is listed in stable condition
Vermont sheriff’s deputy shot by cops in upstate New York following gunfight
An off-duty Vermont sheriff’s deputy suffered 10 bullet wounds after he was shot by cops in Saratoga Springs while exchanging fire with a group of men early Sunday.
Body cam of one cop who shot.
View: https://youtu.be/zEKDvDJXTO0
Some HUGE pucker factor in there as her partner walks in front of her while she is firing, Thank God he ducked.
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He was a f***ing idiot for get in front of the cop
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Police lieutenant arrested after having sex with subordinates and a drug trafficker while on duty - LeoAffairs
Heather Chapin The Morning Journal, Lorain, Ohio Nov. 21—An investigation into the activities of a former Lorain lieutenant alleges the woman not only had inappropriate romantic affairs with her subordinates, but also a known felon, according to a news release from the Lorain Police Department...
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Outstanding
KBCraig
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Heh. I already had that open in another tab.
Happy Thanksgiving to the cowards and criminals in blue!
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nRqi-PtBDOQ
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Kicker96FS
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^^Dupe!^^, on the same page no less! LOL!
Man checks himself into a hospital because he thinks police are trying to kill him. Turns out, he wasn't wrong.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzX_gDwiXeQ
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4ZChBUhXSE
They knew they were wrong and still arrested and jailed him. It's past time scum like them face real accountability. Nothing less than life in prison will suffice.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzX_gDwiXeQ
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4ZChBUhXSE
They knew they were wrong and still arrested and jailed him. It's past time scum like them face real accountability. Nothing less than life in prison will suffice.
More c*** s***ing f****s that deserve the worst. I hope they all get cancer and die a painful death.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-ASNKReTc0&t=112
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-ASNKReTc0&t=112
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Va. man accused of killing family members in Calif., kidnapping teen girl
Police say Austin Lee Edwards, traveled from Virginia to Riverside to meet up with a teen girl he met online.
www.nbc12.com
“Detectives learned Edwards had worked for Virginia State Police until recently becoming part of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. Virginia State Police confirm Edwards graduated the academy in January of 2022, and became a trooper assigned to Henrico County. He then resigned from VSP in late October, according to officials.”
So much for multiple background checks and psych screens in identifying potential mass killers…
He probably passed all that with flying colors.
In other news, and don’t even pretend like this is somehow exclusive to WV. These are the type of people you deal with when you enter the kangaroo court system.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pDKvkrC8df4
In other news, and don’t even pretend like this is somehow exclusive to WV. These are the type of people you deal with when you enter the kangaroo court system.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pDKvkrC8df4
KBCraig
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He graduated the State Police academy and served for just 10 months before resigning to work as a sheriff's deputy?Va. man accused of killing family members in Calif., kidnapping teen girl
Police say Austin Lee Edwards, traveled from Virginia to Riverside to meet up with a teen girl he met online.
“Detectives learned Edwards had worked for Virginia State Police until recently becoming part of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. Virginia State Police confirm Edwards graduated the academy in January of 2022, and became a trooper assigned to Henrico County. He then resigned from VSP in late October, according to officials.”
So much for multiple background checks and psych screens in identifying potential mass killers…
LMAO, VSP had a case on him and knew he was bad. He was "allowed" (strongly encouraged) to seek employment elsewhere, so that VSP didn't have to sully their reputation by association with him.
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Your attorney will explain that "Yeah, you blew .00, but the state can still admin testimony of the officer that you were impaired on something, as well as his certification as a drug recognition expert. Juries can be very deferential to policy authority, and you stand a chance of conviction. You can refresh my retainer by another $5000 and go to trial or take the CWOF that will remove any chance you will become a federally prohibited person for life. The DA will not drop the case unless the state is insulated from civil action. What is your move?".
Remember the case of the Ohio driver arrested by an unhinged cop for "non-notification of legal carry" (required in that state) even when the video shows him handing the cop his CCW and driving license, and to cop responding "What's this?" and handing the CCW back? The state still took that to trial, and the driver was acquitted at his own expense.
Defendants often start out "I am innocent, I will not cop a plea". The most recent one was a dissident present at the so-called insurrection who claimed the capitol police even held the door for her, and she was not going to copy a plea. Many months later that person is telling others how great it was go get a misdemeanor deal that avoided PP status.
It's just a form of elephant some have to face - and everybody thinks, but does not know for certain, how they will respond when they are in the frying pan.
f*** them. Go to court. The cost of a lawyer is small compared to the lifetime cost of that conviction.
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Agreed - my point was what if you have to choose between talking a deal to avoid the risk, however, small, of a bogus conviction vs. preserving your right to civil litigation?
