This case just blows me away more and more. New's on this story - http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/04/21/oklahoma-deputy-bates-pleads-not-guilty/26119863/
He is being allowed to leave country, for Bahamas vacation! So not out of state.... but allowed to leave country. Amazing.
Topic: Cop "accidently" shoots and kills man. (Read 1898 times)
There isn't, I think most people will agree with that, this is why that news article about handcuffs that can drug or shock you while you're in custody worry me the most, police officers are just completely out of control now and the politicians obviously don't give a shit because they use the old line of "If you have nothing to hide" along with others who support them.
The clip of them breaking the door reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!! And the guy inside just opens it to see what's going on!
That video is pretty great when guy just opens door. I cant figure out why they didnt just break the glass beside door .... reach in and unlock. When you cant break through think it out
Yeah the video on youtube it is pretty funny but I hope you all understand the meaning of the other video on FB. What is the purpose to hit someone that he is handcuffed? I think there isn't the necessity to hit him or am I wrong?
The clip of them breaking the door reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!! And the guy inside just opens it to see what's going on!
That video is pretty great when guy just opens door. I cant figure out why they didnt just break the glass beside door .... reach in and unlock. When you cant break through think it out
The clip of them breaking the door reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!! And the guy inside just opens it to see what's going on!
The clip of them breaking the door reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-iR2qXq9Rw
It doesn't always go smooth
I love the way the other officer responded: F*ck your breath 
This is really bad. We are talking about a dead man. He might have a family, kids and parents who were waiting for him.
Even if he did survive from that tragedy, he won't be coming home to his family coz he will go to jail for selling illegal firearms.
It will have so much of the public eye it will keep it more honest. For example coming out hes a big time donor, and also some of his training papers are "lost". I'm sure those would not have came out if it was not for public eye.
I love the way the other officer responded: F*ck your breath
This is really bad. We are talking about a dead man. He might have a family, kids and parents who were waiting for him.
Even if he did survive from that tragedy, he won't be coming home to his family coz he will go to jail for selling illegal firearms.
On the new's it sounds like they cannot find all the documents showing trained properly. This case sounds worse and worse.
I predict a big cash settlement no matter outcome at this point.
I predict a big cash settlement no matter outcome at this point.
A interesting/sad twist possibly is showing up now. Read the article on CNN- http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/us/tulsa-shooting-robert-bates-volunteer-deputy/
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It's indeed s sad story. Government and the department should do something about it so that incident like these should not repeat in future.
Do you think they are worried about that situation? In my honest opinion I think they aren't, because ever time it happens something like that and the 'cop' does not pay for his mistake. They should be more prepared in their work.
And how can be they more prepared in their work? I think they are the best compared to cops of all the countries around the world.
A interesting/sad twist possibly is showing up now. Read the article on CNN- http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/us/tulsa-shooting-robert-bates-volunteer-deputy/
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It's indeed s sad story. Government and the department should do something about it so that incident like these should not repeat in future.
Do you think they are worried about that situation? In my honest opinion I think they aren't, because ever time it happens something like that and the 'cop' does not pay for his mistake. They should be more prepared in their work.
I would think they are worried about the fallout. The more they seem to investigate the worse it sounds. At first sounded like a horrible mistake. But if it's true he bought his way onto police... makes you wonder on training.
I think it will continue to get airtime on news which will keep it in public eye. Eventually I predict some kind of lawsuit and most likely settlement that will be under wraps.
A interesting/sad twist possibly is showing up now. Read the article on CNN- http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/us/tulsa-shooting-robert-bates-volunteer-deputy/
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It's indeed s sad story. Government and the department should do something about it so that incident like these should not repeat in future.
Do you think they are worried about that situation? In my honest opinion I think they aren't, because ever time it happens something like that and the 'cop' does not pay for his mistake. They should be more prepared in their work.
A interesting/sad twist possibly is showing up now. Read the article on CNN- http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/us/tulsa-shooting-robert-bates-volunteer-deputy/
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It's indeed s sad story. Government and the department should do something about it so that incident like these should not repeat in future.
A interesting/sad twist possibly is showing up now. Read the article on CNN- http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/us/tulsa-shooting-robert-bates-volunteer-deputy/
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
It sounds like he possibly bought his way into being a cop by donating. No matter what a sad story indeed.
This is precisely why we need body cams on every active officer during their shifts. The person who shot the person knew he messed up. Without that footage, he could have easily manipulated the situation to put the blame on the suspect rather than himself. Seeing as the suspect died, there would be no way to oppose.
Exactly! The fact that most municipalities are soooo slow to adopt the technology that would COMPLETELY EXONERATE their officers IF they were innocent makes me think that there is something fishy. I mean how hard would it be??
This is precisely why we need body cams on every active officer during their shifts. The person who shot the person knew he messed up. Without that footage, he could have easily manipulated the situation to put the blame on the suspect rather than himself. Seeing as the suspect died, there would be no way to oppose.
theres to much of this happening now you dont hear of this in many other countries why is it only america?
Because the America is (supposed to be) the land of freedom
or it is that I have heard about it in the past years. However I agree with you, those things (may) happen also in the other countries, not only in the USA.
theres to much of this happening now you dont hear of this in many other countries why is it only america?
What type of fucking person that carries a gun can't remember which side of their body, left or right, it is on? These people shouldn't be allowed out of their house, let alone to carry a firearm. Give the "cop" the death penalty.
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