serve and protect

[ousdahl]

I think that’s why the cop is actually getting charged.

There’s so many other courses of action he coulda taken besides blasting her in the face

[DeletedUser]

i don’t at all understand the motivation to shoot rather than just leave the room or step away from the house

also, taser? pepper spray? wounding shot rather than multiples to the head?

seems there were so many, better, choices the officers could and should have made

Exactly.

"I'm not taking boiling water to the face"

Sure. Fine. Fair. I agree.....but to prevent that, he could have done several things other than shoot her in the face.

[ousdahl]

The cop who shot her worked for 6 different departments in the past 4 years

Was also charged with 2 DUIs

[DeletedUser]

The cop who shot her worked for 6 different departments in the past 4 years

Was also charged with 2 DUIs

There (allegedly) might also be cell phone video of him talking about the shooting at a pool party in the days after it all happened...one of the news networks are going to pay big bucks for that as this case gains transaction nationwide.

[KUTradition]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna166878

[twocoach]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

[DeletedUser]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

There is cell phone video too. Not sure if it's made it's way to mainstream news articles, but it's on social media.

[twocoach]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

There is cell phone video too. Not sure if it's made it's way to mainstream news articles, but it's on social media.

I saw it from the sister of the female victim on Twitter. Not good. The police are part if the problem in this country.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

Where do you come up with 6 hours in that article? 4 hours is bad but not as bad as 6 hours.
I don't have a problem with them giving him water and gum. I'm pretty sure contrary to what you say/said, water and gum don't sober a person up.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

There is cell phone video too. Not sure if it's made it's way to mainstream news articles, but it's on social media.

I saw it from the sister of the female victim on Twitter. Not good. The police are part if the problem in this country.

Yeah, I just saw that too. Her.

https://twitter.com/caceerae/status/1640144100539375618

[twocoach]

https://illinoiseagle.com/2024/09/07/re ... -accident/

Illy, this is in your neck of the woods so correct me if what I see online is inaccurate. Sounds like this cop was drunk and off duty and hit a couple who was on a motorcycle and his fellow officers turned off their body cameras, fed the cop water and gum to try to sober him up and didn't take him to have his sobriety level checked for nearly 6 hours.

Law & Order

Where do you come up with 6 hours in that article? 4 hours is bad but not as bad as 6 hours.
I don't have a problem with them giving him water and gum. I'm pretty sure contrary to what you say/said, water and gum don't sober a person up.

It was from the twitter post by the girl's sister. And yes, I agree that the cops efforts aren't actually effective and reducing the cop's blood alcohol level. What bothers me is the coordinated effort to shield them from responsibility.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

May he r.i.p.

[Shirley]

White supremacist planned to blow up Nashville power station with explosives-laden drone, Justice Department says

A Tennessee man with ties to white nationalist groups has been arrested after federal prosecutors say he tried to use what he thought was a drone packed with explosives to destroy a power station in Nashville, the Justice Department said Monday.

Skyler Philippi, 24, was charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to destroy an energy facility, prosecutors said in a news release.

According to a recently unsealed criminal complaint, Philippi allegedly told multiple undercover sources from the FBI that he wanted to blow up multiple energy stations to "shock the system" and lead to the collapse of the nation's power grid. He also allegedly talked about other attacks, including a mass shooting at at YMCA facility and a plan to derail a train in Tennessee. Philippi allegedly told the FBI sources that he was affiliated with multiple white supremacist groups and said he believed a conspiracy theory about the 9/11 attacks.

In September 2024, Philippi allegedly began detailing a plan to attach explosives to a drone and fly it into an electric substation. He referenced previous power grid attacks, and alleged that he wanted to attack multiple substations, including one in Nashville and one in Louisville. Later in the month, he allegedly said he wanted to target two substations in the Nashville area.

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[Sparko]

Charlottesville marching guy.