A routine response turned into a tragic mistake. The officer’s next move? A full cover-up

This cop is a psychopath

The shooting may have been 'accidental', but his failing to own it, failing to immediately call for medical, and his search for his shell casing instead of rendering and calling for aid is disgusting.

He kept looking for that shell casing. I wonder how he thought about how to cover up that gunshot wound? He was chasing them and the one he shot probably had dirt on him. He probably killed before.

When did it suddenly become "wrong" to shoot survivors of car crashes? I feel old. Times have changed.

Mistake? Hell nah. This was a TERRIBLE shoot and borderlines murder/manslaughter. Then LIES about it, even though they’ll dig department issued ammo out of him, not to mention the dash cam. What a fcking idiot. I’m the one usually backing the blue too.

Straight up executed him without a 2nd thought and they wonder why some just shoot them without a 2nd thought. Insane.

This was in Paradise, California. Officer Patrick Feaster's victim was Andrew Thomas, who may have been intoxicated. Thomas wasn't tested or tried, so it's uncertain. Feaster served six months or less and received three years' probation, possibly shortened. Fuck these pigs.

Drunk driver that killed his wife? Hard for me to have any sympathy.

That was no mistake that dude didn’t flinch