Whackjob is maybe a little strong. Given how everyone else is tightening their belts except those paid by the taxpayer ... Well let's just say that uniformed tax collectors are easy targets of opportunity. Frankly, I'm amazed it's taken this long.
Whackjob is maybe a little strong. Given how everyone else is tightening their belts except those paid by the taxpayer ... Well let's just say that uniformed tax collectors are easy targets of opportunity. Frankly, I'm amazed it's taken this long.
Danica .. If you ran this site, I wouldn't bother being a member of it. I stand by my words, deny them with evidence if you can.
and Fergy ... you first, Sunshine.
For killing the cops, or molesting the kids? Either way, not a very Christian attitude. I hope now he's at peace. A peace he couldn't find here on earth.
Lacking the insight and understanding of 'why' he did them, that's awful presumptious of you. I hope you're as absolute if they autopsy his corpse and find a 3cm brain tumour.
Maurice Clemmons was carrying a handgun he took from one of the dead officers when a Seattle policeman recognized him near a stolen car in a working-class south Seattle neighborhood about 2:45 a.m., Assistant Police Chief Jim Pugel said.
The vehicle was running but unoccupied when the officer pulled up, radioed in the license plate number and realized the car was stolen, Pugel said.
The officer saw something moving, got out of his car, saw Clemmons and ordered him to show his hands and stop.
"He wouldn't stop," Pugel said. "The officer fired several rounds."
Clemmons also had sustained a serious gunshot wound from one of the four officers killed in the coffee-shop shooting.
Police planned to arrest more people who helped Clemmons.
"We expect to have maybe six or seven people in custody by the day's end," said Ed Troyer, a spokesman for the Pierce County sheriff. "Some are friends, some are acquaintances, some are partners in crime, some are relatives. Now they're all partners in crime."
This story ended like it should, the suspect deceased. That is true justice.
A cop who applauds executing a suspect (read that word again) instead of bring him to trial. Thank you for making my case for me.
Lemme spell it out for you, MallCop. "Innocent until proven guilty", and "Has the right to face his accusers". Do you recognize those phrases? Since the 'accused" (and I use that word loosely since I've yet to hear that he was served an arrest warrant. Failing that, he's not even 'accused' but 'suspect') was denied the second part, the first part cannot be acted upon. THAT MEANS THEY KILLED AN INNOCENT MAN.
A cop who applauds executing a suspect (read that word again) instead of bring him to trial. Thank you for making my case for me.
Lemme spell it out for you, MallCop. "Innocent until proven guilty", and "Has the right to face his accusers". Do you recognize those phrases? Since the 'accused" (and I use that word loosely since I've yet to hear that he was served an arrest warrant. Failing that, he's not even 'accused' but 'suspect') was denied the second part, the first part cannot be acted upon. THAT MEANS THEY KILLED AN INNOCENT MAN.
And the accused has been executed before he could testify. Gee, what a coincidence. Never saw that coming. And now everyone will applaud how they've saved the cost of a trial and imprisonment.
This story ended like it should, the suspect deceased. That is true justice.
I think I have a great idea. Let's send those who helped this idiot to Canada, Montreal to be exact and put them under the control of one professor.
Maybe anarchy is good for you prof, but if everyone was innocent until proven guilty, they would never be put on trial. I'm afraid that defending a cop killer isn't something that I would brag about, at least not in person unless you are in the presence of other cop killers.
If, Buckaroo? If? ROFL. WHAT A BUNCHY OF HYPOCRITES. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presumption_of_innocence
The European council, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights ... the US constitution of the United States avoids it, but the US supreme court affirmed it. Innocent until proven guilty. Anarchy? So much for the vaunted American Freedoms. You sniveling cowards make me laugh. Your founding fathers said it best. Better 100 guilty men go free than one be imprisoned. They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. And my personal favorite ... Rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God.
Your founding fathers knew tyranny well. They fought against it and often paid with their lives. You fools wouldn't recognize it .... which is odd since you embrace it so closely.
Small wonder America has fallen so low.
Bucky, Fergy ... do what an armed thug tells you? So I guess the french resistance in WWII had it all wrong, eh? The KBG were the good guys, perhaps? Do you even read what you post? His family hid him because they knew as well as I did that the cops had no intention of taking him alive. Are you telling me that you've never heard of a criminal hiding until a negotiated surrender (ensuring his safety) was arranged? We're they shown a warrant for his arrest? You don't know. Why would anyone turn anyone in without that? In fact, as stated above, until he was served he had no reason to surrender. Did you read what they did to an empty building they thought he was it? Was that the action of people trying to take him alive?
Mophard ... I don't know you or your best friend. Maybe he's the exception. I dunno. But I've met enough cops (in and out of uniform) to never trust any of them. I suppose if you were best buds with one, you could count on him to not actively try to score points off you. And for the record Fuggy, I've had a total of 2 tickets in over 25 years behind the wheel. Neither of them for more than 10mph over the limit. Both from armed tax collectors sitting waiting at speed change sites. I guess there weren't any dangerous criminals around to shoot those days, eh?
Oh, and Buckaroo .. that's alleged cop killer. I expect any evidence against him will wind up alongside the missing bits of Kennedy's head
Remember to tell your loved ones to turn you in.
As they should, if you can't man up to your responsibilities when you are in the wrong.