Police Police Shoot & Kill Army Ranger

[sean2582]

"He grabbed my gun" ..... Dafuq, he shot him in the back

 

[Jizdrop1]

If only he had co-operated with the Cop, he would have been alive today. Charging at a Cop holding a firearm was the most dumbest thing to do.

They could have shot him anyway. American cops are uter cunts. Going off most of the videos posted of them on here once they turn up to your house even if you where the person who called your life is in danger with them.

 

[Clendenon]

Jarhead flipped his lid..

Not Jarhead, G.I.

 

[woome1080]

Now THAT made sense!

 

[*******]

Jarhead flipped his lid..

rangers and special forces are special operations in the Army
unless youre squared away prior id zip it on jarhead comments civilian trash.

 

[Blood_Sport]

rangers and special forces are special operations in the Army
unless youre squared away prior id zip it on jarhead comments civilian trash.

I'm guessing you're jarhead, maybe changeyour name to Todd, that way, people will realise you're and idiot straight away and can make their excuses and get away from you..

Civilian trash 🤣 so who are the countrymen that you signed up to protect? are they civilians, by any chance? Do you get a free McDonalds happy meal with a plastic toy on Veterans Day?.. Do you have PTSD from watching Vietnam War movies?

 

[CountScrewloose]

RANGER DANGER

 

[HollyC666]

Look at that unorganized bag of clutter

 

[yotgguitar]

F T P

Thank God this fag was banned FINALLY lol

 

[Donaldtrumpslilwiener]

The mother of a man shot and killed by a Reno police officer during a domestic violence call earlier this month says her son struggled after serving five tours of duty in Afghanistan.

Police on Thursday released partial bodycam footage of the killing of 34-year-old C. B.by an officer responding to a domestic violence report.

After reports that a woman was screaming about another woman being strangled police showed up at a home on Colorado River Boulevard near Plumb Lane and South Virginia Street.

Video shows B. standing inside a home with his right hand behind his back. He curses at the officer to get out. The officer asks if B. is not the problem behind why the police were called.

B. then suddenly lunges and there’s a struggle in the doorway. The officer breaks free and fires off 4 rounds.

B. lands on his stomach. Other officers arrive, put on gloves and handcuff him. B. would die a short time later at Renown Regional Medical Center.

The Sparks Police Department is investigating the incident per regional police shootings protocol.

His father died when B. was 12. B. wanted to do something positive to make his father proud so he signed up for the military at age 17.

“I had to sign for him to go in the Army,” his mother said.

B. eventually became an Army Ranger who did five tours in Afghanistan and received numerous commendations before being honorably discharged, according to the discharge form his mother received. He was a dog handler working in bomb detection, she said.

They talked the night before he was killed. He told her was coming over the next day to set up her Christmas tree.

“I'm a disabled senior so I walk with a cane and I have a hard time doing a lot of stuff for myself,” she said. “he always comes down and helps me.”

B. had nightmares and was struggling with what he’d experienced in combat, his mother said.

“He saw a lot of stuff in Afghanistan with the Special Forces,” she said. “We never discussed it. Sometimes that’s just too painful for someone to relive. A lot of these vets suffer in silence.”

Detectives gave her the option to see the 12-minute Reno police video before it was posted publicly. They watched on a laptop in her Sparks home.

“We sat in my living room,” she said. “It was very hard on me to watch.”

She didn’t have any comments about the video.

“I haven’t been able to sleep for days and days and days,” she said. “He was my baby.”

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Well that was fucking murder…typical pussy ass cops

 

[Teeshine]

The mother of a man shot and killed by a Reno police officer during a domestic violence call earlier this month says her son struggled after serving five tours of duty in Afghanistan.

Police on Thursday released partial bodycam footage of the killing of 34-year-old C. B.by an officer responding to a domestic violence report.

After reports that a woman was screaming about another woman being strangled police showed up at a home on Colorado River Boulevard near Plumb Lane and South Virginia Street.

Video shows B. standing inside a home with his right hand behind his back. He curses at the officer to get out. The officer asks if B. is not the problem behind why the police were called.

B. then suddenly lunges and there’s a struggle in the doorway. The officer breaks free and fires off 4 rounds.

B. lands on his stomach. Other officers arrive, put on gloves and handcuff him. B. would die a short time later at Renown Regional Medical Center.

The Sparks Police Department is investigating the incident per regional police shootings protocol.

His father died when B. was 12. B. wanted to do something positive to make his father proud so he signed up for the military at age 17.

“I had to sign for him to go in the Army,” his mother said.

B. eventually became an Army Ranger who did five tours in Afghanistan and received numerous commendations before being honorably discharged, according to the discharge form his mother received. He was a dog handler working in bomb detection, she said.

They talked the night before he was killed. He told her was coming over the next day to set up her Christmas tree.

“I'm a disabled senior so I walk with a cane and I have a hard time doing a lot of stuff for myself,” she said. “he always comes down and helps me.”

B. had nightmares and was struggling with what he’d experienced in combat, his mother said.

“He saw a lot of stuff in Afghanistan with the Special Forces,” she said. “We never discussed it. Sometimes that’s just too painful for someone to relive. A lot of these vets suffer in silence.”

Detectives gave her the option to see the 12-minute Reno police video before it was posted publicly. They watched on a laptop in her Sparks home.

“We sat in my living room,” she said. “It was very hard on me to watch.”

She didn’t have any comments about the video.

“I haven’t been able to sleep for days and days and days,” she said. “He was my baby.”

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Dumb bastard is DEAD

 

[Mohinder]

Getting help can be nearly impossible. The government can't afford to get everyone help, so they don't.

 

[ass_master_flash]

The mother of a man shot and killed by a Reno police officer during a domestic violence call earlier this month says her son struggled after serving five tours of duty in Afghanistan.

Police on Thursday released partial bodycam footage of the killing of 34-year-old C. B.by an officer responding to a domestic violence report.

After reports that a woman was screaming about another woman being strangled police showed up at a home on Colorado River Boulevard near Plumb Lane and South Virginia Street.

Video shows B. standing inside a home with his right hand behind his back. He curses at the officer to get out. The officer asks if B. is not the problem behind why the police were called.

B. then suddenly lunges and there’s a struggle in the doorway. The officer breaks free and fires off 4 rounds.

B. lands on his stomach. Other officers arrive, put on gloves and handcuff him. B. would die a short time later at Renown Regional Medical Center.

The Sparks Police Department is investigating the incident per regional police shootings protocol.

His father died when B. was 12. B. wanted to do something positive to make his father proud so he signed up for the military at age 17.

“I had to sign for him to go in the Army,” his mother said.

B. eventually became an Army Ranger who did five tours in Afghanistan and received numerous commendations before being honorably discharged, according to the discharge form his mother received. He was a dog handler working in bomb detection, she said.

They talked the night before he was killed. He told her was coming over the next day to set up her Christmas tree.

“I'm a disabled senior so I walk with a cane and I have a hard time doing a lot of stuff for myself,” she said. “he always comes down and helps me.”

B. had nightmares and was struggling with what he’d experienced in combat, his mother said.

“He saw a lot of stuff in Afghanistan with the Special Forces,” she said. “We never discussed it. Sometimes that’s just too painful for someone to relive. A lot of these vets suffer in silence.”

Detectives gave her the option to see the 12-minute Reno police video before it was posted publicly. They watched on a laptop in her Sparks home.

“We sat in my living room,” she said. “It was very hard on me to watch.”

She didn’t have any comments about the video.

“I haven’t been able to sleep for days and days and days,” she said. “He was my baby.”

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Adios whitey! All that combat experience and he dies like a bitch. Oh yeah, “Just Comply” right? 😆

 

[skunkass]

The mother of a man shot and killed by a Reno police officer during a domestic violence call earlier this month says her son struggled after serving five tours of duty in Afghanistan.

Police on Thursday released partial bodycam footage of the killing of 34-year-old C. B.by an officer responding to a domestic violence report.

After reports that a woman was screaming about another woman being strangled police showed up at a home on Colorado River Boulevard near Plumb Lane and South Virginia Street.

Video shows B. standing inside a home with his right hand behind his back. He curses at the officer to get out. The officer asks if B. is not the problem behind why the police were called.

B. then suddenly lunges and there’s a struggle in the doorway. The officer breaks free and fires off 4 rounds.

B. lands on his stomach. Other officers arrive, put on gloves and handcuff him. B. would die a short time later at Renown Regional Medical Center.

The Sparks Police Department is investigating the incident per regional police shootings protocol.

His father died when B. was 12. B. wanted to do something positive to make his father proud so he signed up for the military at age 17.

“I had to sign for him to go in the Army,” his mother said.

B. eventually became an Army Ranger who did five tours in Afghanistan and received numerous commendations before being honorably discharged, according to the discharge form his mother received. He was a dog handler working in bomb detection, she said.

They talked the night before he was killed. He told her was coming over the next day to set up her Christmas tree.

“I'm a disabled senior so I walk with a cane and I have a hard time doing a lot of stuff for myself,” she said. “he always comes down and helps me.”

B. had nightmares and was struggling with what he’d experienced in combat, his mother said.

“He saw a lot of stuff in Afghanistan with the Special Forces,” she said. “We never discussed it. Sometimes that’s just too painful for someone to relive. A lot of these vets suffer in silence.”

Detectives gave her the option to see the 12-minute Reno police video before it was posted publicly. They watched on a laptop in her Sparks home.

“We sat in my living room,” she said. “It was very hard on me to watch.”

She didn’t have any comments about the video.

“I haven’t been able to sleep for days and days and days,” she said. “He was my baby.”

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Survived the Taliban only to get shot in his house by a cop. That's fucking tragic.

 

[diannia]

My heart goes out to him as well as the officer who was put in such a situation. Now that police officer has to relive this every day of his life. Just like the soldier, he now has PTSD. It’s never-ending cycle and it’s heart wrenching. And I agree with one person who said that the hysterical woman was the one to blame for all of this. Sometimes women, and not all, but a lot of them, take things and run with them hysterically. It causes more trouble than what it should have. Someone is dead, someone else has to live the rest of his life, knowing what happened and a mother is left without a son to help her in her elderly days. I hope she’s proud of herself.

 

[K.I.T.T.]

There is no legitimate reason for simple patrol officers to have firearms. None. Tazers and nothing else.

If firearms are required, they should send in trained SWAT.

 

[The Backshot King]

De-escalate the situation? It was. The woman left and wasn't pressing charges. The cop should have said have a good day and if I have to come back out here someone will be arrested. Then left. Simple

Not in the U.S. Them cops there its all about using their guns.

 

[Foreskin Goblin]

After the cop regained control of the gun and let off a warning shot he immediately took aim and rapid fire several shots into the retreating man. The cop was In an excited state and showed him who was boss. He got away with murder.

my instant thought, if anyone of us did this we would have swat outside our door ready to murder us within a week for murder charges

 

[SearCutFAL]

These multi-tour guys, who've spent too much time on the edge looking over,
have a hard time throttling back and returning to milktoast civilian life.

That's why an average of 17.5 veterans a day take their own lives, are Homeless, addicts, etc.
(2024 numbers) - (down from an average of 22 per day between 1999 to 2010)

I was in Ft. Bragg the day it hit the News that a 3rd Special Forces Member had killed his wife,
(Between June & July, back in 2002.) All had just recently DEROS back from Afghanistan.


VA releases 2024 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report - VA News

United States military veteran suicide - Wikipedia

 

[duckgoose]

This video offers some more context about why they were there. They were responding to a domestic call. One of the callers said his mother was outside screaming that he was killing a woman in her home. Skip to 2:20 for the summary of the incident