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This video split the internet in two. One side: why didn’t he tase him? It started as a trespass call. You don’t shoot a man over that. Other side: he walked to a shed, grabbed a pipe wrench, and came at the cop. That’s not a talk. That’s a...

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Kutejikashi-sama 🔞 的头像
Kutejikashi-sama 🔞20 天前

Glad the officer was not charged. You can see the dude was a time bomb waitting to explode. Glad he exploded when an officer was close.

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ChaosLensX20 天前

I’m starting to believe some of these people act like this in front of the police on purpose… almost like they want to be taken out. They don’t want to live anymore. Or maybe it’s just low IQ and zero thinking involved

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Kutejikashi-sama 🔞20 天前

It's called "suicide by police". From what I have read, it's a real mental illness. Sometimes it's real, sometimes, the individual is just retarded.

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shaldelor50020 天前

Man i just love watching criminals get shot

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ChaosLensX20 天前

Same , the guy was lost and a danger to the society

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kelvin19 天前

The UK police are 100% better than the U.S. police if it’s UK this man wouldn’t be dead. And he would still be arrested with no one harm.

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ChaosLensX19 天前

This is correct 👌

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Hellraiser20 天前

One less threat to public safety and order.

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Mike Mick Carr19 天前

1 less oxygen thief to deal with. I dunno why the internet is split. This was justified!!!

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مناع 📊19 天前

He was telling the police officer in Arabic, 'I am not carrying a weapon!!' The officer had the option to use a Taser or shoot him in the legs, at the very least!!

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V J S MALIK19 天前

Worst cops are Americans - pussies. Trigger happy, ill trained, arrogant and power tripping.

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Klocko Fett20 天前

Anyone saying they should've just tased him doesn't realize how often tasers fail.

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the sentinal19 天前

Good rule to live by. Don’t come at a cop with a weapon. Justified. Another scumbag removed.

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wer19 天前

Someone attacked the police; just imagine if it had been an ordinary person in the officer's place—what kind of fate would have befallen them? So, the police officer did the right thing.

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Grain19 天前

Look at these monsters in chat all celebrating the killing of another person. Bloodthirsty demons no better than the criminals.

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Randy Mengler19 天前

Not only was it justified it was well deserved for being a third world dumbass f****** moron

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E.A.B.O.B.D.19 天前

Alot of the 🤡🤡🤡 in the comments celebrating a human being being killed. Whether justified or not, have you no intelligence to appreciate the weight that cops have to live with taking that life?? Probably the same cunts who call the same cops TYRANTS if they check you. 🤡🤡 🤡

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I. M. Val19 天前

Has a taser, chooses to use a gun. These people aren't trained.

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Midlin Ksys19 天前

There must be an immediate and genuine level of danger to justify an officer shooting someone four times. I cannot believe that he was not charged. A man lost his life. If there is no accountability for unnecessary killings, then say goodbye to humanity.

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Spadey Say19 天前

Only in America you will be shot just because the police have dictatorial powers.

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Martin Lopez19 天前

Stranger, don't behave like that.

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America is the answer, not China.19 天前

Of course it was justified, what is he supposed to do, wait until he gets a pipe wrench in the head?

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Robert - Eno20 天前

Clean shoot, shame the man passed away. I’m sure it will live with this officer.

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breaker19er 🇺🇸🦅🙏💪🦅🇺🇸19 天前

Clean shoot. Deport them all❗️

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Walter19 天前

Infuriating. Is this cop paid by the hour? Why wait so long to shoot him? Cop needs to learn how to maximize is time. Taxpayers are paying his salary. Someone should tell him hey, it's bang bang & move on to the next. No dilly dallying

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Lucien Gravois19 天前

Well of course it was justified!

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JeetVaxxer19 天前

Nothing of value was lost

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Ver Rand20 天前

The idiot police who shot the guy got no brains at all. Clearly the guy is dying- that last exhalation breath is a sign and still putting cuffs on? U can see the other police was not in a rush to help put the cuff on cos he knows the guy is dying. What an absolute piece of shit

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Jack Gelder19 天前

Why no taser?

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ChaosLensX19 天前

the cop had enough of the guy ... not bothered to tase him ..

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The Grizzly Veteran20 天前

One less 🤠

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HumanPotatoe19 天前

Good

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Azad (2)20 天前

As soon as they say vallahi/wallahi then you know they are f lying

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Revere America 🇺🇸19 天前

One less Muslim.

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nourbutwatmi19 天前

You just can't beat a Happy Ending.

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NorthernTouch20 天前

Gotta understand why cops are on edge!!! Holy hell he gave him way more leniency than he deserved!

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taxmn20 天前

It's a good thing he cuffed him after he shot him. He could have been dangerous.

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Tom19 天前

It's pretty obvious to me this guy's not alright in the head. I can't help but think how his mother or loved ones had to feel getting the news that he was killed. The sad thing is he didn't have to be killed.

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Flucee 👽🌹20 天前

Dude’s speaking at 2x speed I hadda check to make sure it wasn’t my settings 😭

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Big Daddy19 天前

Hell yeah one less crackhead to worry about

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ChaosLensX

158,280 次观看 • 3 个月前

This guy ODed on the wrong side of town. We are on the West Side of Columbus, Ohio. ​A young man named Johnny was found in the grass near a gas station experiencing a life-threatening opioid overdose. He was starting to be surrounded by a number of people that recognized his condition. A couple alert bystanders immediately stepped in and dialed 911 and guided him over to a safer place away from the gathering group. ​Columbus Police officers and Columbus Fire/EMS paramedics rushed to the scene. Police arrived first finding Johnny barley conscious being propped up on a wall by a helpful good Samaritan. The officer instantly recognized that Johnny was ODing and luckily first responders were arriving on scene. They were able to administer Narcan (naloxone), successfully reversing the overdose and bringing him back to consciousness. ​While the emergency medication brought him back, he quickly realized other issues at hand as his wallet was gone to no real surprise, and his motorcycle and phone were also missing. Johnny refused transport to the hospital. This means he was going to be left stranded on the West Side without a wallet, phone, mode of transportation (not that he should be driving) or familiar surroundings, which is a whole other problem as this is not The best side of town. ​Instead of simply clearing the scene, the responding officer went above and beyond duty. Recognizing that Johnny needed help getting home safely. The officer managed to reach Johnny’s mother by phone to coordinate a safe handoff. They agreed to meet at the Mount Carmel West Emergency Room, where his family was able to pick him up and take over his care. ​This dude was super lucky that a couple good people saw him and jumped in to help. They could have just left him face down in the grass.
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This guy ODed on the wrong side of town. We are on the West Side of Columbus, Ohio. ​A young man named Johnny was found in the grass near a gas station experiencing a life-threatening opioid overdose. He was starting to be surrounded by a number of people that recognized his condition. A couple alert bystanders immediately stepped in and dialed 911 and guided him over to a safer place away from the gathering group. ​Columbus Police officers and Columbus Fire/EMS paramedics rushed to the scene. Police arrived first finding Johnny barley conscious being propped up on a wall by a helpful good Samaritan. The officer instantly recognized that Johnny was ODing and luckily first responders were arriving on scene. They were able to administer Narcan (naloxone), successfully reversing the overdose and bringing him back to consciousness. ​While the emergency medication brought him back, he quickly realized other issues at hand as his wallet was gone to no real surprise, and his motorcycle and phone were also missing. Johnny refused transport to the hospital. This means he was going to be left stranded on the West Side without a wallet, phone, mode of transportation (not that he should be driving) or familiar surroundings, which is a whole other problem as this is not The best side of town. ​Instead of simply clearing the scene, the responding officer went above and beyond duty. Recognizing that Johnny needed help getting home safely. The officer managed to reach Johnny’s mother by phone to coordinate a safe handoff. They agreed to meet at the Mount Carmel West Emergency Room, where his family was able to pick him up and take over his care. ​This dude was super lucky that a couple good people saw him and jumped in to help. They could have just left him face down in the grass.

Giggling Ganon

46,789 次观看 • 1 个月前

A cop pulls over a car and realizes the woman inside is his wife—on a date with another man. The guy says he met her on Tinder and didn’t know she was married. The officer lets him go, then turns to his wife. Cheating exposed in the most unexpected traffic stop.
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A cop pulls over a car and realizes the woman inside is his wife—on a date with another man. The guy says he met her on Tinder and didn’t know she was married. The officer lets him go, then turns to his wife. Cheating exposed in the most unexpected traffic stop.

People Caught Cheating

131,284 次观看 • 8 个月前

THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING: Martial arts instructor claims he was being “merciful” after trying to spin kick Virginia Beach officer in viral video Timothy Allen Wegert, the man seen in the viral video attempting a spinning heel kick at a Virginia Beach police officer on the oceanfront, told a news outlet from jail that he was being merciful. “I was being merciful by not knocking him the f— out cold,” Wegert said. The kick missed, and the officer tackled him to the ground with the help of other officers. Wegert stated that if he was given the chance to be chief of police for Virginia Beach, he would make a change. He was arrested and charged with felony assault on a law enforcement officer along with several misdemeanors.
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THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING: Martial arts instructor claims he was being “merciful” after trying to spin kick Virginia Beach officer in viral video Timothy Allen Wegert, the man seen in the viral video attempting a spinning heel kick at a Virginia Beach police officer on the oceanfront, told a news outlet from jail that he was being merciful. “I was being merciful by not knocking him the f— out cold,” Wegert said. The kick missed, and the officer tackled him to the ground with the help of other officers. Wegert stated that if he was given the chance to be chief of police for Virginia Beach, he would make a change. He was arrested and charged with felony assault on a law enforcement officer along with several misdemeanors.

The Facts Dude 🤙🏽

18,677 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨 FORT WAYNE: A police officer tells a person filming an arrest: “If you don’t want to get involved, you’d better disappear.” The man on the ground says he cannot breathe. An officer says he is lucky he did not get more. The clip is Saturday, about 12:30 a.m., Barr and Dewald. The man in cuffs is Rahiem Kubisty, 45. Police say he ran from a traffic stop. The charges on him are resisting, fleeing, leaving the scene, and driving as a habitual traffic offender. On the recording he asks for an ambulance. An officer says, “What do you need an ambulance for, big dog?” then “You ran from us.” After Kubisty says he did not deserve to get punched, an officer says, “You’re lucky you didn’t get more.” Chief P.J. Smith said people can record and that those comments are under review. Two officers are on restrictive duty. FWPD has not named them. The chief said the review could take about a month, then bodycam comes out. I cannot find a charging sheet on the officer who said “disappear.” Kubisty is the only defendant on a public file I can point to.
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🚨 FORT WAYNE: A police officer tells a person filming an arrest: “If you don’t want to get involved, you’d better disappear.” The man on the ground says he cannot breathe. An officer says he is lucky he did not get more. The clip is Saturday, about 12:30 a.m., Barr and Dewald. The man in cuffs is Rahiem Kubisty, 45. Police say he ran from a traffic stop. The charges on him are resisting, fleeing, leaving the scene, and driving as a habitual traffic offender. On the recording he asks for an ambulance. An officer says, “What do you need an ambulance for, big dog?” then “You ran from us.” After Kubisty says he did not deserve to get punched, an officer says, “You’re lucky you didn’t get more.” Chief P.J. Smith said people can record and that those comments are under review. Two officers are on restrictive duty. FWPD has not named them. The chief said the review could take about a month, then bodycam comes out. I cannot find a charging sheet on the officer who said “disappear.” Kubisty is the only defendant on a public file I can point to.

i Expose Racists & Pedos

102,416 次观看 • 5 天前