I did

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@elizabethhebert5039ws

Then you started being a serial killer

Funny thing is you never went on a road trip..... another funny thing is you never stayed at a hotel and this is your first time seeing this episode and I know this because I'm your big cousin on your mom side

@Norberto Fontanez ya you're high af

Wow really

Wtf 😂

100%!

@@bkm2797 I

Medal for what driving a black guy to murder a cop? That medal don’t exist

Hell yeah!

Yes he is a man he has balls. He is also very brave.

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Yes, I agree, or a few other officers hidden as back up. He was basically a sitting duck.

Exactly.

Can’t tell local cops because criminals associates ie cleaners and civilians in police station will inform existence of covert operation

I was watching it and screaming at him, get out and check your blind side!!! Why he was on look out by himself?

@@Chefmarcellett Not putting attention to detail to his blind side under the evil of darkness was a fatal mistake which cost him his life and the Bureau lost a dedicated officer,very sad having criminals who don't value human life and once they start to kill if not stopped they are on the edge of killing again,there was even a premeditation that this fugitive was returning to finish off his girlfriend because he was much aware she was a key witness in the cop killer case.

I remember seeing stuff like this before and thinking; "if I ever have to do a stake out like this I'll get out and stand in a dark corner or bush with my gun loaded and ready" These days you could easily set up a few cameras and just hide out nearby. also this part is hilarious => 20:53 "also a manual for a MAC-11 ASSAULT WEAPON"

@@doomguy510 The Officer who was on a routine patrol and mistook the FBI's agent's car as suspicious and made him present his badge got him uncovered and probably the fugitive was already somewhere in the undercover grass and watching whatever was happening at the Gas station where these people thought the trap was laid, technically it's never wise to stay inside a car because of cornered you can't manuever with your weapon for self defense or repel off a threat,inside a car is a fatal trap and sturbonly people fail to comprehend this.

The suspect DELIBERATELY kept changing the meeting place so HE would have home turf advantage as he'd ALREADY selected a meeting place. He KNOWS where they're going to park to surveil/ grab him SOOOO he can select his position to surveil/ shoot them WITH a get away route.. LOTS of LESSONS HERE 1. This guy reads books ON TACTICS...So be prepared to cover any and all flanks. 2. IF every news station and news paper within 300 miles of DC would have put his picture on the front page hed be caught/ dead within an hour. FACT...Look how fast it worked catching Richard ramirez? He wasn't off the greyhound bus 10 minutes and he was swarmed and apprehended. 3. To NOT let ALL the other cops get a photo of him, within several hundred l Miles is INSANE. I thought FOR SURE, THIS HIGHWAY PATROLMAN WHO GIVE HIM A TICKET WAS GONNA DIE...HE DIDNT KNOW THIS SCREWBALL. I just couldn't believe how close he came to buying it. AND , LIKE Who says " my drivers license is in the trunk"...? Unreal You KNOW this guys a cop killer so just might wanna get on the same FN PAGE.. God Bless the victims and their family's..

Haha this is what content used to be like before KZfaq. TV wasn’t great in general but at least the shows were high effort not just talking heads.

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No, you cannot!

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Cinematography at it's finest! The golden era in my opinion 👌

smart girl.

Stupid comment !!! "All police cars should have a dummy in their trunk"

Criminal always has the edge over police. Police cannot act they have to react to criminals Even when police are under cover the criminals are ones in drivers seat.

I cant breathe. Scummy polis

Honestly I don't know that it would have helped. The guy saw the agent identify himself to the policeman that came to investigate his vehicle -- the patrolman's accidental involvement would have ruined the cover no matter what, and moreover, the killer got to within very close range of the agent he surprised; the disguise wouldn't have fooled him at that distance.

Apparently they weren't using protective vests at the time. Also, it didn't appear that they had long guns, if the reenactment was accurate.

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Adrenaline and stress mount up.... sometimes is harder to shoot properly on short range then at longer distances when you can aim for a bit....

How did they know he heard a noise? He died, maybe he did report it. Did I miss something here?

Yes they will 😅

that's right 👍👍👍

That was an outrage. Best wishes for you and your loved ones.

They are all corrupt they are scum in 95 an in today. They cant breathe

Meaning mostly not normal people but people like them

That's DC police for you...harassing the good citizens while the criminals get away

my thoughts exactly. they had thought they had plenty of agents surveilling the area but were lax in letting Chritian stay alone and help was so far away as to be ineffective. They did not get the man, the man got himself, they have nothing to be proud of

Join the force and show them how it should be done RAMBO..

No actually 99.

I know this because I was a detective on this case.

So why did he say 95'?

@@leerjet8784 why do you think he started killing cops?

@@leerjet8784 have you ever worked on a case having to do with Wayne Perry or Sean Branch?

homeless people are not heroes

@@sharonlevy9672 Yeah, and cowboys are the nice guys!

@@nobrenobre1 they can be

@@sharonlevy9672 And they can't be macadam cowboys, of course!

one contributes to society the other other leeches off society. you must be a libtard not to know the difference

Frager

ignorant af

@@3kingj825 I know right. So many people here are ignorant to the fact that this guy deserves a medal.

@@prehanramsamy6728 Which guy are you referring to?

@@AikenCoGamecock yes. God bless you.

Are you talking about the cop killer?

90% of all

Thank you officers. You were brave beyond words. You were and are loved then and now

Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I thought only democrats were for defund the police now the GOP is for it too.

Law enforcement does certain routines. They are capable of thinking outside of the box

Right just straight up lie on the poor man and lock him up didn’t even have evidence to prove it was him crazy

You really think they give a F about of their own victims?

Me too! How are you Linda?

Yeah, I would like to know why myself. No one would do this without a cause. Like you said "he knew he was going to lose from the beginning " so he had to have something that happened to him or to a loved one.

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Makes the story sound good to add a little here and there

They were all talking to each other on radios

Therefore he would of told them that he'd heard movement then probably said "never mind, false alarm" not realising that Ralph was nearby

Billy could have mentioned to his co-workers via radio before he was killed.

Yes, maybe a bigger revolver..

You rite.

Good point sir

Because in the reenactment they have to show some light on the car. But in reality it’s pitch dark. You can hear but you can’t see.

@@henkdevries251 Well that doesn't answer the question HOW did anyone know he heard something? (before he died) Did he make a record of it? Did he somehow tell someone?

That’s a fact how they know that

I know what Obama would say. But I won't. LOL

Why didn't he protect the cops?

ever consider the possibility that the guy who shot him had concealed himself well enough that cop didnt see him? the killer wasnt exactly rushing and being sloppy when he approached the car. he was obviously taking advantage of a blind spot. all vehicles have them.

@@jamesdick2580 Point made. No, that had not occurred to me. Thank You

@@michaelpcooksey5096 yeah. kinda makes one wonder if the killer had actually seen the patrol car pull into position and simply waited until he had an opportunity to strike. seems like he planned his approach very carefully since he was doing a slow low-crawl with several pauses in between.

@@jamesdick2580 I wonder what the motives were ... mindset ... in the gunman?

@@michaelpcooksey5096well I’m not pointing fingers but a possibility could be that he had a grudge against them for a priori incident, police back in the days form the beginning of law enforcement to just about now police officers have been racist and Brutality was very common back then. I’m not saying every cop is bad or out to kill a black man, hell the first cop he Shot at was black and the one he shot 4 times was also. But besides that, he was most likely a victim of such or something in that spectrum. And also even if a police officer was black they were often demonize but they were also known for being almost as bad as the white police officers. Give some accounts. Point is the most LIKELY reason was probably a priori incident with the police and most likely it was a case of holding a grudge or police brutality