'Please don't kill me': Cop cleared of murder after shooting dead a sobbing father

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Wonder why freedumb never responded to this?

I did, and there's no proof that your pal was a Vietnam vet or a prison guard.

 

[Русский агент]

Prove he was in the system; because he could also say he was a CEO of Sears.

She isn't smart, is she?

 

[christiefan915]

Prove he was in the system; because he could also say he was a CEO of Sears.

Prove he's lying.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

I did, and there's no proof that your pal was a Vietnam vet or a prison guard.

There is always the chance that he was "in the system"; but just not as he's presenting it.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

OH, don't try and assume that you have some ethical high ground; because you've also failed to see that your ridicule fits your criteria for that "loser" designation.

Do you need help seeing how you painted yourself into a corner or do you just want to act like you didn't?

just admit you have zero clue how police union contracts garner policy violations as personnel records, as such are not available for public release. that's all you have to do.

 

[Русский агент]

Get out your red letters. Fat fingers little phone, small screen. How about ya read some of my other posts on the subject. Ya might realize that I have some experience here.

I see a bullshit artist.

It's odd that someone who claims to have so many "friends' in law enforcement can't spell "prosecutor".

Either the jurors are uneducated in the use of force. Or they are like many people here and expect cops to act emotionally instead of professionally while expecting untrained citizens to act professionally instead of emotionally. Or this is another case where the prossicutor intentionally overcharged a cop knowing the crime would never meet the requirements.

Your "appeal to authority fallacy" won't work here, Junior.

 

[christiefan915]

I did, and there's no proof that your pal was a Vietnam vet or a prison guard.

He's posted about his service many times since we knew him on the AOL forums, including his unit and other info. Sad that you have to doubt him just because he's liberal.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

Prove he's lying.

OK; have him post his name, dates of employment, the name of his supervisor, and I'll do some research.

 

[Русский агент]

There is always the chance that he was "in the system"; but just not as he's presenting it.

True. Weren't some Vietnam-era deserters imprisoned?

 

[christiefan915]

There is always the chance that he was "in the system"; but just not as he's presenting it.

The same could be said for you.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

just admit you have zero clue how police union contracts garner policy violations as personnel records, as such are not available for public release. that's all you have to do.

And you still have no clue as to how you painted yourself into a corner.

So sad

 

[christiefan915]

OK; have him post his name, dates of employment, the name of his supervisor, and I'll do some research.

Really? How do you have an "in" to getting that kind of info?

 

[Русский агент]

He's posted about his service many times since we knew him on the AOL forums, including his unit and other info. Sad that you have to doubt him just because he's liberal.

So you say, dummy.

I doubt him because that's what I do when someone makes a convenient claim in an attempt to use the "appeal to authority fallacy".

 

[SmarterthanYou]

And you still have no clue as to how you painted yourself into a corner.

So sad

that would be because I didn't paint myself in to a corner, but you hold fast to your belief and we'll just laugh at your idiocy.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

True. Weren't some Vietnam-era deserters imprisoned?

I'm thinking more along the lines of security fraud that crossed state lines or maybe a failed attempt at bank robbery.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

The same could be said for you.

Sure could; but now you just sound desperate.

 

[Русский агент]

Prove he's lying.

Cartoon Kenny made the claim. The burden of proof is his. If you were intelligent, you'd know that.

 

[christiefan915]

So you say, dummy.

I doubt him because that's what I do when someone makes a convenient claim in an attempt to use the "appeal to authority fallacy".

Of course. The only "authority" we shouldn't doubt is yours, right?

 

[Русский агент]

I'm thinking more along the lines of security fraud that crossed state lines or maybe a failed attempt at bank robbery.

Anything's possible.

 

[USFREEDOM911]

Really? How do you have an "in" to getting that kind of info?

I have my ways.