[Marechal]

Do you really want to make that 911 call after all? I support law and order, but something is going to have to be done about situations such as these.

[Mrs. P]

Wow. Phoenix must be quite a place.

[freebilly]

Speechless....

[freebilly]

The Arambulas seek punitive damages for gross negligence, civil rights violations, failure to supervise, excessive force, deliberate indifference to medical needs, false arrest, and emotional distress.

This is worth several million dollars at least....

[arthurus]

Police more and more act as if their union contract specifies that if they go on a call they get to shoot someone. Everyone who legally can should own a couple of dogs so that the police can have them to shoot when they come to your door for some reason.

[centurion316]

Poor training, poor discipline, bad leadership, inevitable result. Too many cops out there need to quit watching DVD’s and start learning how to behave in a professional and lawful manner. This sounds like a criminal indictment is in order.

[YOUGOTIT]

“but something is going to have to be done about situations such as these.”

Nothing will be done nor can it e. Just a few months or weeks ago a police officer ran into the back of a car and then called for back up. He left his camera on and his recorder so it was known that they were going to say the female driver was the cause and was DUI when in face she was not and was run over by the police officer. Never did anything about it so one must understand that there is no way that they can or will be held accountable for violation of the law.

[marajade]

there is always two sides to every story

[humblegunner]

Tony lying on top, writing in pain."

Anybody shoots me six times I doubt I'd be writing.

[Smokeyblue]

The Arambulas say the officers later dragged Anthony onto gravel, then put him on top of the hot hood of a squad car, and “drove the squad car down the street with Tony lying on top, writing in pain.”

They put a guy who had been shot six times on the hood of a car and then drove down the street?????

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

So, what happened to the intruder?

[Your6]

These clowns for cops were simply covering their ass and trying to get the homeowner ‘bleed-out’. This is a well known term in LE circles.

[Chet 99]

Can’t wait until the Jackboot Lickers arrive to explain that everything the police “officers” did here was perfectly okay.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Oh come on, you can't honestly expect to hold these “professionals” to the same standards you would civilians.

I mean these are the men who have the training and they face things very day that you and I just couldn't even begin to understand.

And since no officer has said it actually happened that way, you can't believe it actually happened that way, even if the 911 tapes corroborates the lies told by the family just so they can get a big payday, don't we owe these heroes, nay, SUPERHEROES one or two, or three, maybe four unjustified shootings?

Possibly five, I mean, man these guys are the only thing between you and the ravening hordes who will come into your home and shoot you in the back multiple times before dragging you out by your leg in front of your family while you are laying there bleeding to death.

Give a cop a break man.

[NonValueAdded]

obstruction of justice, accessory after-the-fact, attempted murder (several counts: shooting, moving the wounded man, WTF was that with putting him on the hood?). I'd go for life but even 1 year in general population will seem like a lifetime to them.

and if you do call 9-1-1, make sure to leave the phone off the hook!

[Straight Vermonter]

The Arambulas say the officers later dragged Anthony onto gravel, then put him on top of the hot hood of a squad car, and "drove the squad car down the street with Tony lying on top, writing in pain."

Huh?

[M Kehoe]

Imho, never call 911 until you have used 1911.

And then call the arambulas for the dying perp.

Ok, I'm sorry.

5.56mm

[jocon307]

“...gross negligence, civil rights violations, failure to supervise, excessive force, deliberate indifference to medical needs, false arrest, and emotional distress.”

That about sums it up!

[ellery]

Juuuuuust another isolated incident, courtesy of the union-thug street gang in blue.

[ellery]

Well, look at that—the Phoenix Use of Force board has cleared the officer:

http://www.kpho.com/news/21121206/detail.html

Big surprise.

[zeebee]

How can someone be shot 6 times in the back and live to tell about it?