Andre Sterling
Posted on 12/04/2020 5:06:27 AM PST by wastedyears
A wanted "armed and dangerous" suspect from Massachusetts has been shot and killed in New York City following a confrontation with U.S. Marshals early Friday, according to multiple law enforcement sources.
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Marshals don’t go after someone that killed a cop.
That was my first assumption too. And if the perp killed three marshals, he’s not your average gang banger. To do so he had to have had good combat skills.
Will they lower the flag at the state capitol to half staff for this dirtbag?
I wonder if Jamaica figures into this in some way...
If they flee across state lines, they do.
18 U.S. Code § 1073.Flight to avoid prosecution or giving testimony
“A wanted “armed and dangerous” suspect from Massachusetts has been shot and killed...”
Good
“Marshals don’t go after someone that killed a cop.”
They do when the perp crosses a state line.
L
Christmas is coming up and there's a big demand for stolen flat-screen TV's and Air Jordans.
Actor may have been from the Jamaica Plain hood of Boston?
Who cares what police unit shot him. The actor has met his demise and the world is a tiny bit better going forward!
Why didn’t they shoot him in the calf or arm. Even better, why didn’t they shoot the gun out of his hand? (/sarc)
The suspect was born in Jamaica,West Indies, not Queens. I didn’t see anything his immigration status.
Why didn’t they call a social worker?
“Why didn’t they call a social worker?”
In the original “War of the Worlds” movie, they had a scene where a priest decided that the aliens were also children of God and that he would go out and talk to them. These social workers are going to end up about the same way he did.
I read the news today, oh boy, that John Lennon was shot.
Andre Sterling
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