Springfield IL woman who called sheriff's office over possible intruder killed by deputies, attorney says
Sonya Massey, 36, died after an early-morning encounter with deputies from the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office on July 6, authorities said.
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meanwhile, cops also say "oops pardon the intrusion mr white man assassin, please carry on" and climb back down the ladder
Yeah that was a crazy story. With all the police militarization in this country you'd think they would have some training to go along with it.
I once got sucked into a copaganda thing in Vegas. (I thought they had Tommy guns). The whole point was to put you on the officer's shoes to make snap decisions to show why we need to be less critical of police when they kill civilians. I argued with her that this was why we need to increase training and job requirements. The guide did not like that.
Fun fact, they hate it when a combat veteran comes through and uses military de-escalation ROE. It generally completely exposes them as forcing the scenario.
... what in the fresh 7 hells? how does putting a civilian in life or death simulations compare at all to a TRAINED "professional" doing what they literally signed up for? lmfao.
The only thing that can stop a bad guy (read: minority) with a gun is a good guy (read: straight white male) with a gun.
Is this a Hip Hop Hood reference?
Edit: It just occurred to me that we are living in a stupid 90s comedy.
Just in case anyone else is wondering: allegedly a police officer confronted the shooter before the shots and when the shooter pointed the gun at him he retreated down the ladder instead of firing at the shooter.
Cop was like "oh he gonna shoot trump. Carry on."
Honestly, non-zero chance he was the one good cop lol
I don't blame the cop there. He has a gun already on him. Trying to pull his gun would have simply gotten him killed.
Yeah, and that wouldn't have helped the situation. Maybe the snipers would have taken him out after shooting the cop, instead of taking him out after shooting at Trump?
The real big issue is about how apparently someone reported the guy like 30 minutes prior to the actual shooting, and apparently nobody cared.
Who is saying 30 minutes? I've only seen reports saying two or three minutes, I wouldn't doubt that though.
EDIT: new info has come out, it's pretty absurd
2-3 minutes on the roof with a gun. He was spotted with a backpack long before that, and he was also spotted using a rangefinder from the ground long before that.
That's part of the reason the cop was looking for him in the first place. That's also why there is a cellphone picture of him on the ground taken before he climbed to the roof, which was taken by an officer that saw him using the rangefinder.
This a "first trump assassination attempt of 2024" reference
first
Don't get my hopes up like that
Thanks for noticing :D
