Retired black police captain shot to death by looters in St. Louis pawn shop

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A retired police captain was shot to death by looters at a St. Louis pawn shop early Tuesday and his killing apparently was broadcast on Facebook Live.

David Dorn, 77, was shot in the torso about 2:30 a.m. He died on the sidewalk in front of the shop, Lee's Pawn & Jewelry, at 4123 Martin Luther King Drive.

Police have made no arrests and said they have no suspects.

The Ethical Society of Police, which represents black officers in St. Louis, mourned Dorn as "the type of brother that would've given his life to save them if he had to."

The killing happened on a night of violence and destruction in St. Louis.

Dorn's wife, Ann Marie Dorn, said her husband was a friend of the pawn shop's owner and worked for him. He would show up at the shop when burglar alarms sounded to check on the shop, she said. She was too distraught to talk more about her husband.

David Dorn retired in October 2007 from the St. Louis Police Department after 38 years on the job. Dorn rose from rookie patrol officer in 1969 to captain. He was the deputy commander of the Bureau of Patrol Support, which oversees traffic and mounted patrols, commercial vehicles and the tactical unit.

When he retired Dorn then became police chief in Moline Acres.

Tim Fitch, the former St. Louis County police chief, remembered Dorn as a "true public servant."

Several people on social media said they watched a broadcast on Facebook Live that showed the shooting at the pawn shop. A member of the Ethical Society of Police said the group is aware of the broadcast. One of those who apparently saw it is state Rep. Rasheen Aldridge, D-St. Louis. He told the Post-Dispatch that he was shaken by it.

"Very traumatized right now," he said in a message to a reporter.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...8bebb3fd1.html

[Sailor]

Far left modern day Democrats will have ZERO problem with this. It is all about the freedom of the looters to "protest".

[Stretch]

Beautiful man, worked hard, spent his life serving and protecting others and his life is stolen by a heartless criminal.

[Sailor]

The silence is acceptance from the left on this. No surprise there.

[Stretch]

The silence is acceptance from the left on this. No surprise there.

They hijacked and diverted the rightful attention due to Floyd, his life, his death and Chauvin with his role. They went straight
to chaos, more death, mob violence, destruction and division. That's all that's on TV 24/7. Impotent state and city pols scared
instead of being bold to confront the violence. Floyd's funeral is next week. Will that be hijacked as well? Floyd's family has been
pleading for peace and calm as a way for Floyd to be remembered and honored. We'll see.

[Sailor]

They hijacked and diverted the rightful attention due to Floyd, his life, his death and Chauvin with his role. They went straight
to chaos, more death, mob violence, destruction and division. That's all that's on TV 24/7. Impotent state and city pols scared
instead of being bold to confront the violence. Floyd's funeral is next week. Will that be hijacked as well? Floyd's family has been
pleading for peace and calm as a way for Floyd to be remembered and honored. We'll see.

You have good insight into things Salty. You really do.

[AProudLefty]

Here I am. Do you guys need me to tell you how wrong this is and that it's very sad?

[Sailor]

Here I am. Do you guys need me to tell you how wrong this is and that it's very sad?

No. You are an exception APL. The rational Democrat/Liberal of a long time ago. Hopefully that trend is returning.

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[AProudLefty]

I'm surprised Twitter allows that type of tweet. Pretty NSFW.

[Darth Omar]

I'm surprised Twitter allows that type of tweet. Pretty NSFW.

At this point, people need to see this.

[Grokmaster]

A retired police captain was shot to death by looters at a St. Louis pawn shop early Tuesday and his killing apparently was broadcast on Facebook Live.

David Dorn, 77, was shot in the torso about 2:30 a.m. He died on the sidewalk in front of the shop, Lee's Pawn & Jewelry, at 4123 Martin Luther King Drive.

Police have made no arrests and said they have no suspects.

The Ethical Society of Police, which represents black officers in St. Louis, mourned Dorn as "the type of brother that would've given his life to save them if he had to."

The killing happened on a night of violence and destruction in St. Louis.

Dorn's wife, Ann Marie Dorn, said her husband was a friend of the pawn shop's owner and worked for him. He would show up at the shop when burglar alarms sounded to check on the shop, she said. She was too distraught to talk more about her husband.

David Dorn retired in October 2007 from the St. Louis Police Department after 38 years on the job. Dorn rose from rookie patrol officer in 1969 to captain. He was the deputy commander of the Bureau of Patrol Support, which oversees traffic and mounted patrols, commercial vehicles and the tactical unit.

When he retired Dorn then became police chief in Moline Acres.

Tim Fitch, the former St. Louis County police chief, remembered Dorn as a "true public servant."

Several people on social media said they watched a broadcast on Facebook Live that showed the shooting at the pawn shop. A member of the Ethical Society of Police said the group is aware of the broadcast. One of those who apparently saw it is state Rep. Rasheen Aldridge, D-St. Louis. He told the Post-Dispatch that he was shaken by it.

"Very traumatized right now," he said in a message to a reporter.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...8bebb3fd1.html

ANOTHER DEMOCRAT SHIT HOLE....

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A retired police captain was shot to death by looters at a St. Louis pawn shop early Tuesday and his killing apparently was broadcast on Facebook Live.

David Dorn, 77, was shot in the torso about 2:30 a.m. He died on the sidewalk in front of the shop, Lee's Pawn & Jewelry, at 4123 Martin Luther King Drive.

Police have made no arrests and said they have no suspects.

The Ethical Society of Police, which represents black officers in St. Louis, mourned Dorn as "the type of brother that would've given his life to save them if he had to."

The killing happened on a night of violence and destruction in St. Louis.

Dorn's wife, Ann Marie Dorn, said her husband was a friend of the pawn shop's owner and worked for him. He would show up at the shop when burglar alarms sounded to check on the shop, she said. She was too distraught to talk more about her husband.

David Dorn retired in October 2007 from the St. Louis Police Department after 38 years on the job. Dorn rose from rookie patrol officer in 1969 to captain. He was the deputy commander of the Bureau of Patrol Support, which oversees traffic and mounted patrols, commercial vehicles and the tactical unit.

When he retired Dorn then became police chief in Moline Acres.

Tim Fitch, the former St. Louis County police chief, remembered Dorn as a "true public servant."

Several people on social media said they watched a broadcast on Facebook Live that showed the shooting at the pawn shop. A member of the Ethical Society of Police said the group is aware of the broadcast. One of those who apparently saw it is state Rep. Rasheen Aldridge, D-St. Louis. He told the Post-Dispatch that he was shaken by it.

"Very traumatized right now," he said in a message to a reporter.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...8bebb3fd1.html

No march for him

Lebron will not say a word!

his black life didn't matter

[Darth Omar]

Sounds like he was an honorable man that served his community for decades.

Where is his justice?