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Originally posted by Ferris.Bueller.II
SF police recover gun after police shooting
Investigators were able to find the gun after a member of the public provided video taken after the shooting, said Andraychak.
"I do not know the source, but it does appear to have been taken in the moments after the incident," said Andraychak.
Originally posted by Subjective Truth
Originally posted by Anunaki2012
COP BASTARD COP BASTARD COP BASTARD COP BASTARD COP BASTARD
So the guy runs from the police and also is shooting at them and you blame the cops?
I say this guy had it coming. The 2 dollar crap is for the sheep to eat up.
When you run from the cops and are shooting at them you deserve lethal force. What if one of his bullets hit a kid or innocent bystander.
Originally posted by Laokin
Your name is "Subjective Truth" and you automatically believe the officer who fired the shot? He made a mistake... there was about 20 witnesses and not a single one of them saw a gun, or for that matter him shoot at the cops... In fact, what they saw was... a young man running for his life who was promptly shot in the back for fleeing.
Originally posted by Laokin
It's not self defense when the "Attacker" is trying to get away. It's "murder" then. That is the law by the letter when it comes to citizen/public fire arms. If some one breaks into my house shoots off a shot, then runs away as in to escape... if I then shoot him in the back, I go to prison.
Originally posted by Laokin
This is all irrelevant, because there was no gun. If an officer made a mistake of "cold blood murder" do you honestly think he's going to own up on it?
Originally posted by Laokin
Also, WTF gives with the officer with the Assault Rifle????
As documented in a cell phone video of the shooting incident posted on YouTube, a witness to the shooting had retrieved the gun and ran off with it. Investigators tracked down the weapon several hours later.
Police have yet to release details about the man's record, but the Seattle police said Sunday night that the suspect was considered a person of interest in a south Seattle shooting on Wednesday that killed a 19-year old woman and injured three others.
Chief Greg Suhr told KGO someone picked up the suspect's hand gun in the moments after the shooting and ran away. He credits multiple cell phone videos from the scene for helping police catch up with the person who look it. When asked if he was sure the firearm police obtained was the one used to shoot at police, Suhr said he was confident that it was the suspect's weapon.
Originally posted by LDragonFire
Tended to the suspect is a complete lie....!
Police said witnesses could have taken the victim's weapon when the man collapsed...
Originally posted by Zamini
reply to post by BeyondPerception
I was just going to link that SFA dude to your post. Good job on re-posting.
Anyone else notice how the usual tactics of damage control are applied? SFA get lost.
Originally posted by SFA437
reply to post by BeyondPerception
Does the street run east-west or north-south? Which direction was the suspect running? At what point did the officers fire? How much ground did the wounded man cover?
I never stated the guy in stripes picked up the gun- nice attempt at disinfo and misdirection though
Was this guy your cousin or something?
For anyone to defend the POS who got shot is beyond comprehension.
I am going to be saying some serious prayers that you someday wind up dealing with the same situation that resulted in this piece of street trash winding up with a murder warrant.
Even better zamini- I'll get lost when you stop hitting the pipe.
Funny how street trash stick together.
Originally posted by BeyondPerception
He was running forward. Most likely towards the parking lot area, since police are behind him.
Again, what does this have to do with anything? They probably fired just before he hit the ground.
I take it you are trying to imply that he crawled backwards after being shot? Look at the blood. He moved forward a couple of feet, at most.