[Timpanagos1]

When you shoot a kid and your story changes, it is usually bad news.

[from occupied ga]

You gotta love cops. The guy kills someone and his punishment is: He's fired. You and I would be looking at hard time if we did something like this.

[Husker24]

Let’s say the car was in reverse backing towards him, why then shoot the passenger and not the driver in the first place?

[eyeamok]

for those of us here in their mid 50’s or older, before we had Unions in the 60’s and early 70’s, if a Cop shot ANY UNARMED Person, they were Immediately Terminated, Arrested and Prosecuted for Manslaughter. The Vast Majority got 5 Years in Prison. Needless to say we Rarely had Police Officers Shooting unarmed people.

We also had pretty stringent Standards to be a Police Officer until the Early 70’s when Lawsuit after Lawsuit forced the Sissies in Government to Lower the Standards for certain minorities and females.

[dragnet2]

I think the shooter has much bigger problems than being fired.

[Reno89519]

When will he be charged with murder?

[topher]

The shooting of police officers in Chicago (tonight) may be a response to this bad shooting.

Police across the nation may be in danger because of this bad shooting.

The only good news is that IDIOT Obama is no longer president. He made police targets after a suspect in Baton Rouge tried to shoot police officers.

In that case, then president Obama MOUTHED OFF and caused shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge.

Need to put him back on a yacht somewhere and aware from the press.

In the case of the Baton Rouge shooting:

1. Homeless person called 911 because Sterling (suspect) was waving gun.

2. Suspect (300+ pounds) got in wrestling match with two police officers and tried to shoot them. I saw someone post on the Internet that the suspect Sterling did get a shot off.

3. Suspect Sterling had a long criminal record, and probably would have got in trouble for having a gun on him.

In the Baton Rouge shooting, I believe it was a shooting that followed departmental policy.

But then DINGBAT president Obama MOUTHED OFF about it, and shooting of Police followed.

[topher]

Report tonight that the police officer in the shooting (Roy Oliver) served two tours in Iraq with the US Army.

That does not excuse his actions, but maybe he has some sort of trauma that needs to be treated with those tours.

I believe he also served additional time with the US Army.

Maybe if he is tried for this that his service for his country will be taken into account.

But he should not have been serving as a police officer if he was not fit for duty...