‘I Am Going to Shoot You’: Third Explosive Canton Cop Video Emerges

The Blaze ^ | September 2, 2011 | Billy Hallowell

[Slings and Arrows]

Remember Officer Daniel Harless, the Canton, Ohio, police officer who was caught on video threatening to kill citizens? Well, he’s back in a new video that some say corroborates the notion that he has abused his power and built a track record of violent threats.

Back in July, The Blaze brought you the first disturbing video. It wasn’t long before a second clip featuring Harless’ death threats on citizens emerged. In the latter footage, he purportedly yelled, “I’ll kill every one of you motherfu**ers!”

[Slings and Arrows]

All three videos at source.

Obviously it's perps' fault for not having dogs for him to shoot.

[Paladin2]

Bootli kers to arri e soon?

[I see my hands]

An oink oink here and an oink oink there.

[NoLibZone]

Teacher Unions

UAW

SEIU

Leo Unions

[GeronL]

Do the have affirmative action for retards?

[HiTech RedNeck]

On the surface at least, what a crazy hot headed twit of an occifer. If he keeps on, sooner or later a situation will escalate that didn’t have to, and people possibly including himself will end up wounded or dead in a needless tragedy.

[SpaceBar]

Get a new keyboard. Was cute first couple posts, now it’s just stupid.

[Scotsman will be Free]

I’ve watched the videos. After the first one I despised that asshole cop.

[Venturer]

Is he still on the force. If so he needs to find another job, actually he needs to be put away, He is dangerous.

He is a mental case.

[SERKIT]

Is this why some people are arrested for videotaping cops?

[Frank_2001]

Canton, Ohio? They should build a “Bad Cops’ Hall of Fame” there!/s;)

[Slings and Arrows]

Is this why some people are arrested for videotaping cops?

Gotta bury the evidence. And sometimes the witness.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The gun was legally acquired, possessed and transported, correct?

So this cop believes that obeying the law is a crime if he disagrees with the law? Is that it?

[Slings and Arrows]

So this cop believes that obeying the law is a crime if he disagrees with the law? Is that it?

Sure it is: Contempt of Cop, to be met with Punishment by Process.

[2111USMC]

Unbelievable that this guy has had 18 formal citizen complaints filed against him and he is still on the force.

Like someone posted in the comments section of the article, this would probably mean that he's pulled this type of behavior HUNDREDS of times.

[Slings and Arrows]

He’s on “administrative leave” with a verdict to be delivered September 7th. I’m sure that justice will be done.

[I see my hands]

"Was cute first couple posts, now it’s just stupid"

Get a third person singular pronoun and a preposition. At first such omissions were.. well, they were never anything except stupid.

[Slings and Arrows]

All too believable, IMO.

[SpaceBar]

Shut your face boxboy.

[Anti-Bubba182]

As a result, internal affairs has found the Canton cop guilty of breaking three rules: deportment, cooperation with the public and treatment of individuals in custody. Here are some highlights from the internal affairs report, as published by CantonRep.com:

“Officer Harless’ conduct … has brought disrepute upon himself and the Canton Police Department.”

“The volatile attitude that Officer Harless displays (during the traffic top) … has gained negative national media attention towards these officers and the Canton Police Department.”

“The Canton Police Department’s operation and efficiency has been impaired due to negative phone calls and emails that have been fielded by its members (regarding the case).”

This report, which is clearly unfavorable to Harless, has been given to Safety Director Thomas Ream. A disciplinary hearing is set for September 7 during which the controversial police officer’s fate will be decided. His punishment could range from 30 days off the job to being fired...."

I bet they fire him.