Another Coward Cop Fearing for his Life; Shoots Man in Wheelchair in the Back 9x's

[Bourbon]

Arizona cop fatally shoots man in wheelchair nine times in the back

https://nypost.com/2021/12/01/video-...in-wheelchair/

Harrowing footage caught the moment an off-duty Arizona cop working as a Walmart security guard shot a 61-year-old man in a wheelchair nine times in the back, killing him — after the disabled man allegedly shoplifted.

The officer, Ryan Remington, was on assignment at the Walmart in Tucson on Monday when an employee alerted him about 6 p.m. that a customer in a motorized wheelchair had swiped a toolbox, KGUN reported.

The employee caught up with the suspect, identified later as Richard Lee Richards, and asked him to show a receipt in the parking lot.

“Instead of providing the receipt, Mr. Richards brandished a knife and said, ‘Here’s your receipt,’” Police Chief Chris Magnus said in a statement, according to CNN.
The chief said Remington, a four-year member of the Tucson police force, also followed Richards while “attempting to gain his cooperation” and surrender the blade.
“Mr. Richards refused to comply, and instead continued to head through the Walmart and Lowe’s parking lots,” Magnus said. “According to the Walmart employee, Mr. Richards said, ‘If you want me to put down the knife, you’re going to have to shoot me.'”



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[Text Drivers are Killers]

Victim had a knife and lots of people in wheelchairs are perfectly healthy. It's an act to help them get away with stealing. Also many are handicapped but not paralyzed. They can walk though not far, and can be a threat.

[Jack]

If only the Cop would have run around and shot the guy in the front. That "I was in fear of my life" might have worked.
Shooting the guy in the back 9 times, ... probably not.

[Lionfish]

Arizona cop fatally shoots man in wheelchair nine times in the back

https://nypost.com/2021/12/01/video-...in-wheelchair/

Harrowing footage caught the moment an off-duty Arizona cop working as a Walmart security guard shot a 61-year-old man in a wheelchair nine times in the back, killing him — after the disabled man allegedly shoplifted.

The officer, Ryan Remington, was on assignment at the Walmart in Tucson on Monday when an employee alerted him about 6 p.m. that a customer in a motorized wheelchair had swiped a toolbox, KGUN reported.

The employee caught up with the suspect, identified later as Richard Lee Richards, and asked him to show a receipt in the parking lot.

“Instead of providing the receipt, Mr. Richards brandished a knife and said, ‘Here’s your receipt,’” Police Chief Chris Magnus said in a statement, according to CNN.
The chief said Remington, a four-year member of the Tucson police force, also followed Richards while “attempting to gain his cooperation” and surrender the blade.
“Mr. Richards refused to comply, and instead continued to head through the Walmart and Lowe’s parking lots,” Magnus said. “According to the Walmart employee, Mr. Richards said, ‘If you want me to put down the knife, you’re going to have to shoot me.'”



9 to 10 He gets an Invite to Looser 's House

Fuck with the bull you get the horns.

[Text Drivers are Killers]

If only the Cop would have run around and shot the guy in the front. That "I was in fear of my life" might have worked.
Shooting the guy in the back 9 times, ... probably not.

I doubt he shot him in the back. The press lies about everything.

9 shots is a lot. I assume the cop had the standard 9mm round and i'm not a big fan of that but still - 9 shots does seem like overkill.

[cancel2 2022]

Arizona cop fatally shoots man in wheelchair nine times in the back

https://nypost.com/2021/12/01/video-...in-wheelchair/

Harrowing footage caught the moment an off-duty Arizona cop working as a Walmart security guard shot a 61-year-old man in a wheelchair nine times in the back, killing him — after the disabled man allegedly shoplifted.

The officer, Ryan Remington, was on assignment at the Walmart in Tucson on Monday when an employee alerted him about 6 p.m. that a customer in a motorized wheelchair had swiped a toolbox, KGUN reported.

The employee caught up with the suspect, identified later as Richard Lee Richards, and asked him to show a receipt in the parking lot.

“Instead of providing the receipt, Mr. Richards brandished a knife and said, ‘Here’s your receipt,’” Police Chief Chris Magnus said in a statement, according to CNN.
The chief said Remington, a four-year member of the Tucson police force, also followed Richards while “attempting to gain his cooperation” and surrender the blade.
“Mr. Richards refused to comply, and instead continued to head through the Walmart and Lowe’s parking lots,” Magnus said. “According to the Walmart employee, Mr. Richards said, ‘If you want me to put down the knife, you’re going to have to shoot me.'”



9 to 10 He gets an Invite to Looser 's House

There's already two threads about this ffs. Anyway why do you care the victim is white, have you joined WLM?

[PostmodernProphet]

you got to watch out for these racist cops hired by the people who run blue cities.......

[Jack]

I doubt he shot him in the back. The press lies about everything.

9 shots is a lot. I assume the cop had the standard 9mm round and i'm not a big fan of that but still - 9 shots does seem like overkill.

I wonder if the guy in the wheelchair was a Veteran?