They thought he had a gun…

That was murder

Trigger happy mfer right there

An egomaniac just plainly murdered someone just like that, for no good reason. I wonder if he got away with the murder?

How the fuck was he supposed to crawl toward them with his hands in the air?

Basically had him playing a game of "Simon says" with the penalty for making a single mistake being they light him up. Have everyone involved executed.

This was the worst shoot ever. Pissed me off every time.

Retarded takes in the comments. The kid reached. He should have let his shorts drop. The police seeing your bum bum is not worse than getting shot.

My dumbass would have just laid on the floor and made them get me. I'd be starfished out too.

(December 9, 2017) Mesa, Arizona - Police officer who shot dead dad as he crawled and begged for his life cleared of murder An ex-police officer who shot dead an unarmed man as he sobbed and begged "please don't kill me" has been found not guilty of murder. Philip Mitchell Brailsford gunned down father-of-two Daniel Shaver, 27, in a hotel corridor in January 2016 after being called to reports of man pointing a gun out of a window. Moments before opening fire, Brailsford ordered Shaver to leave his room, lay face-down in the hallway with his legs crossed and refrain from making sudden movements. Bodycam footage shows the officer yelling at Shaver as he uncrosses his legs, telling him: "You do that again and we are shooting you, do you understand?" As Shaver pleads with Brailsford to not shoot him, he says: "I'm trying to do what you are saying." The officer then orders Shaver to crawl towards him, before shooting the suspect five times as he appears to move his hand backwards. Officers later found Shaver was not armed, but had two pellet rifles related to his job as a pest controller in his room. During his trial, Brailsford said he fired his rifle because he believed Shaver was reaching for a gun in his waistband. He told jurors he was worried about the safety of other officers and a woman in the hotel corridor, adding that he felt "incredibly sad" for Shaver. Meanwhile, Brailsford's lawyer said the officer's objective "was not to kill Daniel Shaver". Michael Piccarreta said: "The last thing in the world that Mitch Brailsford wanted to do that night was shoot. "Shaver is not a bad person, but his actions are what brought the police that night." The detective investigating the shooting told the court Shaver's movement was similar to someone reaching for a pistol, but said it looked as if the suspect was pulling up his shorts that had fallen down as he was ordered to crawl. The investigator added he did not see anything that would have prevented officers from simply handcuffing Shaver as he was on the floor. Hours after being found not guilty of second-degree murder, Brailsford was acquitted of a lesser charge of reckless manslaughter. Mark Geragos, a lawyer representing the Shaver family, described the verdicts as a "complete travesty of justice". He said: "This criminal trial was akin to something you'd expect to read about in North Korea, not in a courtroom in the United States. "That's an execution pure and simple. The criminal justice system miserably failed Daniel and his family." Full Article:

💯 Trump, the backbone of America. 💪 Getting this country back in shape. ⚡ Shirts that hit like lightning:

Nah that's murder, why they didn't just let him sleeped in the floor like he was and arrest him?