bizarre [POLICE] It can fly!?

[birbmanisreal]

Someone shoulda taught mr darus (i dont fucking care about his Nroid name )
To not jump off building with a loaded gun specially if one is being chased by the po po

 

[ShartCart]

Dude jumped from the window had an accidental squeeze of the trigger and the cop uses that as an excuse to shoot him 3 times.

Maybe some trigger discipline would have prevented him from not being shot. Or quite possibly not handling the firearm like a fucking idiot would have been more beneficial. Especially when voluntarily giving up his tactical advantage by jumping down from the high ground.

 

[KiKeKrusher88]

Maybe some trigger discipline would have prevented him from not being shot. Or quite possibly not handling the firearm like a fucking idiot would have been more beneficial. Especially when voluntarily giving up his tactical advantage by jumping down from the high ground.

I'm thinking some "niqqer" discipline would have been more useful....

 

[wiggins]

Aaaah it's the ol' "I can't breathe" line yet again. They must be teaching that one in Basketball American school these days.

Yes but this time its due to his ankles being held.

Presumably they have a breathing hole near their ankle. This must be their Achilles heel...

 

[djdeeds]

Yes but this time its due to his ankles being held.

Presumably they have a breathing hole near their ankle. This must be their Achilles heel...

Aaaah, I never realized the breathing hole!😆 ... all we need is a decent rainfall to flood a large area up to about two feet and the fuckers would drown in the thousands

 

[wiggins]

Aaaah, I never realized the breathing hole!😆 ... all we need is a decent rainfall to flood a large area up to about two feet and the fuckers would drown in the thousands

Then they do this...

 

[djdeeds]

Then they do this...

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Fucking Cockroaches !!! you can spray the cunts but in the end you know they're lurking inside the walls. damn upside down FUCKASSES!!

 

[cannedkittens]

more people need to think: If I was chasing a basketballer (probably felon) around and he suddenly smashed out of a 2nd story building and discharged a weapon….would I shoot him or ask him politely to please surrender?

 

[BadLX3057]

Jacksonville, Florida — This officer-involved-shooting resulted in the injury of 23-year-old Darius Robinson. At this time, Robinson is in critical, but stable condition, having undergone surgeries for multiple gunshot wounds. Several weeks before this incident, Robinson and his girlfriend had lived together in an apartment off of Fort Caroline Rd. His girlfriend ended this relationship and moved out of the apartment due to Robinson's spiraling use of the drug MDMA in his escalating paranoia. She added that Robinson had become increasingly jealous and had exhibited erratic behavior. On the evening of April 29, 2023, the night before the shooting, Robinson messaged his former girlfriend from an unknown Instagram account, stating he was coming to her place of employment. His former girlfriend replied to this message telling Robinson she did not wish to have any contact with him. On April 30, 2023, at 4:50 a.m. Robinson's mother called JSO's Communication Center to report a phone call she had just received from Robinson. Robinson had explained to his mother that he had locked himself in his bedroom after armed people had entered his apartment. He explained they were still there and they were talking to him from the other side of the bedroom door.
His mother requested that police go to Robinson's apartment and she provided the JSO emergency dispatcher with Robinson's phone number. Immediately after that call, the JSO dispatcher called Robinson, who confirmed he was in his apartment bedroom and could still hear people inside his apartment. Robinson also explained to the dispatcher that he was armed with a gun. Shortly after that call Robinson's stepfather also called JSO emergency dispatch, while located in front of Robinson's apartment complex, and also explained that Robinson was armed with a gun. Officers arrived and spoke to both Robinson's stepfather and Robinson's uncle, both of whom were at the front of the apartment complex. Through a series of phone calls on speakerphone between Robinson's stepfather, Robinson's uncle, and Robinson, the responding officers confirmed that Robinson was locked in his bedroom with a gun, and the Robinson believed that there were armed men in his apartment. The officers repeatedly asked Robinson to leave the apartment, but Robinson refused. Around 5:30 a.m. officer S.C. Carolan walked to the back of Robinson's apartment to see if he could see any activity within it. Officer Carolan observed that the apartment was locked and deadbolted. From his vantagepoint on the ground, he could see that Robinson was near a closed window, visibly holding a firearm in his hand.
Officer Carolan looked through all the apartment Windows without seeing any evidence of the armed men reported by Robinson. At 6:26 a.m. officer Carolan was positioned in the back of Robinson's apartment, when he heard glass breaking. Seconds later, Robinson jumped from his second story apartment window about fifteen feet down to the ground armed with a handgun. As he jumped, Robinson fired a round from his gun. Robinson hit the ground in a crouched position, several feet from officer Carolan's position, still holding the gun in his hand. Then, Robinson stood up, holding the gun in his right hand. Officer Carolan unholstered his service weapon and fired three shots, striking Robinson. Robinson fell to the ground and crawled towards officer Carolan who holstered his gun, handcuffed Robinson, and immediately began rendering aid to Robinson. The officers called for paramedics while officer Carolan applied pressure to one of Robinson's gunshot wounds. Officer Carolan and another officer continued to provide medical assistance until rescue arrived on scene and transported Robinson to the hospital. After Robinson was transported to the hospital, officers entered his apartment and verified that no additional people were inside it. Crime scene detectives processed the shooting scene and located Robinson's gun, a 9MM handgun, in the grassy area near where he had been shot. Investigators also found a spent casing ejected from Robinson's firearm near where they found his gun.

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Did that pistol sound like a machine gun?

 

[pussyhound]

Average day in the life of a dindu

 

[Theseus]

Bet he can’t swim

 

[Nihilianth]

Aaaah it's the ol' "I can't breathe" line yet again. They must be teaching that one in Basketball American school these days.

YOU get shot in the back three times, then have your hands cuffed behind your back, then placed on your stomach

God damn, where does Goregrish find all these retards?

 

[Jeffroush56]

Jacksonville, Florida — This officer-involved-shooting resulted in the injury of 23-year-old Darius Robinson. At this time, Robinson is in critical, but stable condition, having undergone surgeries for multiple gunshot wounds. Several weeks before this incident, Robinson and his girlfriend had lived together in an apartment off of Fort Caroline Rd. His girlfriend ended this relationship and moved out of the apartment due to Robinson's spiraling use of the drug MDMA in his escalating paranoia. She added that Robinson had become increasingly jealous and had exhibited erratic behavior. On the evening of April 29, 2023, the night before the shooting, Robinson messaged his former girlfriend from an unknown Instagram account, stating he was coming to her place of employment. His former girlfriend replied to this message telling Robinson she did not wish to have any contact with him. On April 30, 2023, at 4:50 a.m. Robinson's mother called JSO's Communication Center to report a phone call she had just received from Robinson. Robinson had explained to his mother that he had locked himself in his bedroom after armed people had entered his apartment. He explained they were still there and they were talking to him from the other side of the bedroom door.
His mother requested that police go to Robinson's apartment and she provided the JSO emergency dispatcher with Robinson's phone number. Immediately after that call, the JSO dispatcher called Robinson, who confirmed he was in his apartment bedroom and could still hear people inside his apartment. Robinson also explained to the dispatcher that he was armed with a gun. Shortly after that call Robinson's stepfather also called JSO emergency dispatch, while located in front of Robinson's apartment complex, and also explained that Robinson was armed with a gun. Officers arrived and spoke to both Robinson's stepfather and Robinson's uncle, both of whom were at the front of the apartment complex. Through a series of phone calls on speakerphone between Robinson's stepfather, Robinson's uncle, and Robinson, the responding officers confirmed that Robinson was locked in his bedroom with a gun, and the Robinson believed that there were armed men in his apartment. The officers repeatedly asked Robinson to leave the apartment, but Robinson refused. Around 5:30 a.m. officer S.C. Carolan walked to the back of Robinson's apartment to see if he could see any activity within it. Officer Carolan observed that the apartment was locked and deadbolted. From his vantagepoint on the ground, he could see that Robinson was near a closed window, visibly holding a firearm in his hand.
Officer Carolan looked through all the apartment Windows without seeing any evidence of the armed men reported by Robinson. At 6:26 a.m. officer Carolan was positioned in the back of Robinson's apartment, when he heard glass breaking. Seconds later, Robinson jumped from his second story apartment window about fifteen feet down to the ground armed with a handgun. As he jumped, Robinson fired a round from his gun. Robinson hit the ground in a crouched position, several feet from officer Carolan's position, still holding the gun in his hand. Then, Robinson stood up, holding the gun in his right hand. Officer Carolan unholstered his service weapon and fired three shots, striking Robinson. Robinson fell to the ground and crawled towards officer Carolan who holstered his gun, handcuffed Robinson, and immediately began rendering aid to Robinson. The officers called for paramedics while officer Carolan applied pressure to one of Robinson's gunshot wounds. Officer Carolan and another officer continued to provide medical assistance until rescue arrived on scene and transported Robinson to the hospital. After Robinson was transported to the hospital, officers entered his apartment and verified that no additional people were inside it. Crime scene detectives processed the shooting scene and located Robinson's gun, a 9MM handgun, in the grassy area near where he had been shot. Investigators also found a spent casing ejected from Robinson's firearm near where they found his gun.

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[Damo0666™️]

YOU get shot in the back three times, then have your hands cuffed behind your back, then placed on your stomach

God damn, where does Goregrish find all these retards?

So fucking what he shouldn't be out committing crime and running around the neighborhood with a gun, I hope he suffered because of his stupidity 🤷‍♂️🤣 head shot would have been more fitting for the cunt

 

[Nihilianth]

So fucking what he shouldn't be out committing crime and running around the neighborhood with a gun, I hope he suffered because of his stupidity 🤷‍♂️🤣 head shot would have been more fitting for the cunt

That wasn't even what I was even saying, ya stupid god damn retard. Learn to read. This isn't Facebook.

 

[Damo0666™️]

That wasn't even what I was even saying, ya stupid god damn retard. Learn to read. This isn't Facebook.

You were replying to someone about him saying he couldn't breath and trying to be smart, but the fact of the matter is, if he wasn't running around the neighborhood with a gun and committing crime, he wouldn't be having difficulty breathing 🤷‍♂️ jeez you people are fucking dumb.....

You love protecting BLACK criminals though don't you 🤦‍♂️ did you learn that from your dad?

Oh wtf am I talking about you never met your dad 🤣 he was a non-entity just like you 🤷‍♂️

 

[Nihilianth]

You were replying to someone about him saying he couldn't breath and trying to be smart, but the fact of the matter is, if he wasn't running around the neighborhood with a gun and committing crime, he wouldn't be having difficulty breathing 🤷‍♂️ jeez you people are fucking dumb.....

You love protecting BLACK criminals though don't you 🤦‍♂️ did you learn that from your dad?

Oh wtf am I talking about you never met your dad 🤣 he was a non-entity just like you 🤷‍♂️

This is what I was responding to, ya stupid fucking dumbass.

"Aaaah it's the ol' "I can't breathe" line yet again. They must be teaching that one in Basketball American school these days."

You made a non-sequitur post because you can't follow along like a typical Facebook user. Now you trying to make some lame ass excuse that's STILL a non-sequitur.

 

[BadLX3057]

Jacksonville, Florida — This officer-involved-shooting resulted in the injury of 23-year-old Darius Robinson. At this time, Robinson is in critical, but stable condition, having undergone surgeries for multiple gunshot wounds. Several weeks before this incident, Robinson and his girlfriend had lived together in an apartment off of Fort Caroline Rd. His girlfriend ended this relationship and moved out of the apartment due to Robinson's spiraling use of the drug MDMA in his escalating paranoia. She added that Robinson had become increasingly jealous and had exhibited erratic behavior. On the evening of April 29, 2023, the night before the shooting, Robinson messaged his former girlfriend from an unknown Instagram account, stating he was coming to her place of employment. His former girlfriend replied to this message telling Robinson she did not wish to have any contact with him. On April 30, 2023, at 4:50 a.m. Robinson's mother called JSO's Communication Center to report a phone call she had just received from Robinson. Robinson had explained to his mother that he had locked himself in his bedroom after armed people had entered his apartment. He explained they were still there and they were talking to him from the other side of the bedroom door.
His mother requested that police go to Robinson's apartment and she provided the JSO emergency dispatcher with Robinson's phone number. Immediately after that call, the JSO dispatcher called Robinson, who confirmed he was in his apartment bedroom and could still hear people inside his apartment. Robinson also explained to the dispatcher that he was armed with a gun. Shortly after that call Robinson's stepfather also called JSO emergency dispatch, while located in front of Robinson's apartment complex, and also explained that Robinson was armed with a gun. Officers arrived and spoke to both Robinson's stepfather and Robinson's uncle, both of whom were at the front of the apartment complex. Through a series of phone calls on speakerphone between Robinson's stepfather, Robinson's uncle, and Robinson, the responding officers confirmed that Robinson was locked in his bedroom with a gun, and the Robinson believed that there were armed men in his apartment. The officers repeatedly asked Robinson to leave the apartment, but Robinson refused. Around 5:30 a.m. officer S.C. Carolan walked to the back of Robinson's apartment to see if he could see any activity within it. Officer Carolan observed that the apartment was locked and deadbolted. From his vantagepoint on the ground, he could see that Robinson was near a closed window, visibly holding a firearm in his hand.
Officer Carolan looked through all the apartment Windows without seeing any evidence of the armed men reported by Robinson. At 6:26 a.m. officer Carolan was positioned in the back of Robinson's apartment, when he heard glass breaking. Seconds later, Robinson jumped from his second story apartment window about fifteen feet down to the ground armed with a handgun. As he jumped, Robinson fired a round from his gun. Robinson hit the ground in a crouched position, several feet from officer Carolan's position, still holding the gun in his hand. Then, Robinson stood up, holding the gun in his right hand. Officer Carolan unholstered his service weapon and fired three shots, striking Robinson. Robinson fell to the ground and crawled towards officer Carolan who holstered his gun, handcuffed Robinson, and immediately began rendering aid to Robinson. The officers called for paramedics while officer Carolan applied pressure to one of Robinson's gunshot wounds. Officer Carolan and another officer continued to provide medical assistance until rescue arrived on scene and transported Robinson to the hospital. After Robinson was transported to the hospital, officers entered his apartment and verified that no additional people were inside it. Crime scene detectives processed the shooting scene and located Robinson's gun, a 9MM handgun, in the grassy area near where he had been shot. Investigators also found a spent casing ejected from Robinson's firearm near where they found his gun.

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What the hell was the cop carrying?? did the cop have??? Sounded like a full auto handgun!!!

 

[BadLX3057]

Did that pistol sound like a machine gun?

That’s what I was thinking, surprises nobody else mentioned it. When did they go full auto??

 

[Fäthër Cörpsë]

Can you get off my ankles I can’t breathe.

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