thankyou

It's sad to say but going to serve a warrant to someone needs a different approach to protect law enforcement personal. You have to assume everyone possibly has a fire arm that they will use if they get approached.

They have killed more for less.

@@brodygoalie you mean like not busting down someone's door at 3a.m. while they are unconscious.

@@brodygoalie Exactly!

@@found_treasures831 This, too!

I don't think a criminal even killed the guy. Now I'm reading it was "friendly fire" from another cop. Wouldn't be the first time, that's for sure.

@gee willikers If it was intentional, yes. If it's accidental, then it's manslaughter, but probably not if it was a cop. I've read other stories where these raids have gone wrong like that and all the cops are shooting at each other. 🤦

it's sad for sure, way too young but when people shooting like wild injuins because their sheriff won't allow body camera to prevent accountability, this was bound to happen sooner or later, all around tragic.

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I've been reading that it was actually crossfire from another cop.

@@nckhed Yeah because the woman they were serving the warrant to was a multiple-time felon who pulled a gun on them. So they fired and this poor soul got accidentally shot.

@@Delphi333 How, though? He must have been shot from behind. See, if it was a regular Joe that did this, you'd all hang him high. Not when a cop fucks up, though. 🤷

Well, I hope what I'm reading is really true, then. Apparently, it was a fellow officer that shot the young man. I'll look into it further, though.

they do r have to where body cameras there

Oh, THAT'S what happened??

Well, I just read that there were multiple officers serving a search warrant on someone related to meth production. Personally, I don't understand why these cops just don't do this stuff during the day. Why must they do it at night? It's just bad news. They could have the wrong address and just because they're armed and ready does not mean that they're invincible. They need to take measures to protect themselves, too. They always say they fear for their lives, but then they pull this kind of crap at 3:00 in the morning. That's when CRIMINALS operate, in the cover of darkness. I'll bet that young cop was in front of the line, too.

@@nckhed If they show up in the middle of the day it's riskier because the druggies or criminals are awake and waiting for them. If they show up in the middle of the night they catch them off guard. Trust me - they've been doing this for year - they've already calculated the best and safest time to approach. The problem is stuff happens. When you're dealing with criminals no time is safe.

@@Delphi333 Nah, I've read articles about search warrants involving heavily armed and dangerous individuals that have been peacefully apprehended during the day. I mean, it's never cut and dry, but it's absolutely possible to apprehend criminals during the day. When they come at night, I honestly think they're hoping something will go wrong. They just don't think they'll be on the losing end. The police need to ensure their own safety during these operations, right? 🤷

From what I've been reading, it seems that a blue life took that blue life. 🤔

Give it time and they will release his name. It just happened this morning at 3am.

@@freedomfan4272 maybe instead of posting half-assed for Views they get their Story together So We don't have to Ask?

Because he is white if he was black his face name and history would be posted on every news around the world this is the racist society we live in

@@tenderprecious you are quite rude and selfish.

@@roseannecarratkinson4271 if the suspect is still alive and on run we need to know so we can eliminate him or her.

This is my gf brother and it’s really heartbreaking

I know he was so young, poor guy ugh

Now, that's just reckless. I partly wonder if they did it on purpose.

Because a crazy meth-head was pointing a gun at them and they shot her in self-defense. The deputy was killed by accident but ultimately, because the criminal pulled a gun on them.

Can you please show me anyone guaranteed to make it home?

@@billb3374 Exactly! I guess we, the PEONS, who keep the economy going mean jack to anyone. Our families don't matter, our lives don't matter. 🤷🤦

@@billb3374 Um bill Thats not what is said now did i , I’m talking about this officer and others not everyone . So calm down put that negative energy into something positive like maybe typing something nice to this fallen hero ….

They'd do the same to a man. People always cry when it's a woman, regardless of how dangerous she may actually be. 🤷 BB guns look awfully similar to real firearms, by the way.

It sure as hell didn't look like a bb gun - it looked exactly like a hand-held gun. What nutcase walks up to cops there to arrest them, pointing a gun in their face? Someone who WANTS to get shot - that's who. That lady was on a suicide mission. Only a nut-job would pull such a stunt.

They were wearing vest

@@reneesodders84 How did the rookie deputy get killed while standing outside the house in a bulletproof vest? Was the vest defective or poorly designed? Was his fellow deputy shooting recklessly ?

Not going to explain how my nephew was killed. Just say your condolences and leave it at that

It was another recless police shooting, wasn't it?

Please help STOP greedy amoral predatorial sociopaths who are NEGATIVELY affecting our society????!!!!!

A victimless drug crime is simple possession. This instance would not be the case. Besides, I don't know how true it is, but I've been reading that a fellow officer accidentally shot the guy. I can't confirm or deny it just yet.

@@nckhed The woman was dealing meth. It was a drug crime in that because of her multiple crimes, they had to go to her house to arrest her when she pulled a gun on them. SHE was responsible for the young man's death - if it wasn't for her numerous crimes none of this would have happened.

@@Delphi333 No, the officer who can't see where he's shooting is responsible for the young cop's death. What if someone steals my car and runs a family over? Am I going to be in trouble? I mean, I could have opted to not have a 3,000lb vehicle. Then, nobody could steal it and do any harm with it. 🤷 By the way, that same RIDICULOUS argument I provided is used against law-abiding citizens who have their firearms stolen by creeps. 🤷

Life hasn't been valued since Cain killed Abel.

SAR IDIOTA!!!

They are legally obligated to identify themselves so your point is irrelevant. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@Angry Combat Wombat agreed, I hate how people make these stupid comments exposing how they have no idea what they're talking about.

Are ya'll aware that it's common for armed robbers to falsely identify themselves as police while they're committing home invasions?

@@found_treasures831 and? You still don't just start shooting. 🤦🏾

What's funny?