ft worth police kill 72 year old grandfather

SmarterthanYou said:
two rookie cops investigating an alarm at a house across the street is NOT sweeping the neighborhood, you enormous douche
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Always got an excuse ready to cover for a gun owner's reckless actions, don't ya?


Bottom line...if he hadn't felt the need to play cowboy, he wouldn't have gotten shot.

Bottom line...if he had called the police instead of deciding to play Wyatt Earp when he heard his neighbor's alarm, he'd be alive.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
despite your penis envy, most people don't know that there are already cops searching in the neighborhood. common sense would dictate that you know this. since zappa has no common sense though and seems to be jealous of men......
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So in your warped mind, the sound of sirens approaching and the sight of uniformed officers with flashlights moving slowly through the neighborhood aren't signs the cops are searching the neighborhood.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
Always got an excuse ready to cover for a gun owner's reckless actions, don't ya?


Bottom line...if he hadn't felt the need to play cowboy, he wouldn't have gotten shot.

Bottom line...if he had called the police instead of deciding to play Wyatt Earp when he heard his neighbor's alarm, he'd be alive.
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Tell the truth, you're a badge bunny huh?
 
I don't know, it seems to me a lot of these cops are afraid. So afraid they fire way too fast. Maybe if we could get some cops who weren't pissing their pants every time a call comes in, this wouldn't happen so much.
 
Of course if this 72 yo man had shot to death a black youth who happened to be walking by carrying a bag of skittles at the time, STY would contribute to his defense fund. So you know, I take the outrage with a grain of salt.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
So in your warped mind, the sound of sirens approaching and the sight of uniformed officers with flashlights moving slowly through the neighborhood aren't signs the cops are searching the neighborhood.
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this is how you fail, by making assumptions out of facts not in evidence. there were no police sirens and no police lights. only flashlights that alerted the wife. face reality, you're just jealous because you're scared of guns.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
this is how you fail, by making assumptions out of facts not in evidence.
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Oh, but you don't do that, do you?

SmarterthanYou said:
there were no police sirens and no police lights. only flashlights that alerted the wife. face reality, you're just jealous because you're scared of guns.
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And you know that for certain, how precisely? Show me the official report that says there were no police lights or sirens.

One set of rules for thee, and another for me.
 
ZappasGuitar said:
I guess he should ahve left his manhood back in the house when he saw that the police were moving through his neighborhood instead of carrying it with him when he opened the garage door.
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ZappasGuitar said:
Of course common sense says don't go outside while carrying a gun if the police are on alert and conducting a search for a suspect at night in your neighborhood.

Unfortunately, common sense isn't very common place when it comes to gun nuts and their surrogate manhood.
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ZappasGuitar said:
When they are sweeping a neighborhood looking for a suspect, yes.

here we go again...
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ZappasGuitar said:
And now comes the obfuscatory attempts by the family of another "responsible gun owner" to blame others for the actions of the idiot who thought he'd help the cops shoot up some bad guys.
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ZappasGuitar said:
Always got an excuse ready to cover for a gun owner's reckless actions, don't ya?


Bottom line...if he hadn't felt the need to play cowboy, he wouldn't have gotten shot.

Bottom line...if he had called the police instead of deciding to play Wyatt Earp when he heard his neighbor's alarm, he'd be alive.
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ZappasGuitar said:
So in your warped mind, the sound of sirens approaching and the sight of uniformed officers with flashlights moving slowly through the neighborhood aren't signs the cops are searching the neighborhood.
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ZappasGuitar said:
Oh, but you don't do that, do you?




And you know that for certain, how precisely? Show me the official report that says there were no police lights or sirens.

One set of rules for thee, and another for me.
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ZappasGuitar said:
aaaaaaaand another attempt at discussion is met with nothing but derision and taunts.

How sad...I guess that's all they've got.
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ZappasGuitar said:
The first two pages of this thread?

Several threads discussing prayer in schools...

A couple threads discussing the Martin/Zimmerman trial...
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hmmm...
 
Either you are trolling or you need to consider arsenic injections, Zap. Either way, all of your posts in this thread have been taunts.
 
Officers “approached the west side of the house near the garage that is located on the southwest corner of the home with the knowledge that there was a possible burglary in progress. There is no lighting around the home and the officers had only the use of their flashlights,” according to the affidavit.

As the officers approached, they encountered Waller, who “was armed with a handgun standing near the corner of the home,” according to the affidavit.

The officers identified themselves and ordered Waller to drop the gun, but he pointed it at the officers, prompting Hoeppner to shoot Waller, according to the affidavit.
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I guess y'all think that the police officers got away with murder as well, since Mr. Waller is no longer around to dispute their claim, right?

Police are investigating the shooting.

Police Chief Jeff Halstead said Wednesday that the two officers have returned to full-time duty, but he declined to comment further.

An autopsy on Waller has also been completed.

On Wednesday, however, the Tarrant County district attorney’s office sent a letter to the attorney general’s office, contending that the autopsy report should not be released to the Star-Telegram because of the pending investigation.
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so the cops are back to full time duty, guns and badges, yet Mr. Waller is dead.

http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/07/24/5026226/affidavit-police-went-to-wrong.html
 
Darla said:
I don't know, it seems to me a lot of these cops are afraid. So afraid they fire way too fast. Maybe if we could get some cops who weren't pissing their pants every time a call comes in, this wouldn't happen so much.
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THIS!!!

Zappa is a bootlicker. He supports cops that shoot first and ask questions later.
 
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