[Yanni]

Originally Posted by SoCal Rich ↗

"I believe the bravery of all of law enforcement personnel really prevented the loss of additional life,” she said.

they waited till the fucking guy killed himself.

[bigmomma]

goes out like the fat old pussy that he is. only cowards shoot unarmed people.

[Konamama]

Originally Posted by SoCal Rich ↗

The nearly 4 1/2 minutes of footage is from one deputy who arrived minutes after the first shooting reports and while shots were still being fired at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority bus and rail yard in San Jose, where 57-year-old S. C. opened fire before killing himself.

A “contact team” of deputies and San Jose police officers was immediately formed to find the gunman, who was reported to be inside a building and armed with a handgun.

The body camera footage shows the team cautiously climbing stairs to the third floor, where a VTA supervisor comes out with arms raised and hands over his keycard so officers can get inside the building.

The five-member team then sweeps into the building, guns raised, using gun-mounted flashlights as they pass through rooms and corridors to a dispatch center.

Within minutes, they hear a gunshot, then another, followed by two more. As they come to another door, one of the team looks through a small window and says: “I’ve got somebody down” inside. The team opens the door and somebody shouts “Let me see your hands!”

The footage shows a man slumped in a chair near a stairwell with a gun in his hand. He is across from a dispatch center door with a window shattered by gunfire.

The gunman had shot himself under the chin then put the gun to the side of his head, the sheriff said.

It wasn’t clear whether he knew that law enforcement officers were closing in on him or not, but he may have seen their flashlights and heard them yelling to each other as they determined where the shooter and victims were as they moved through the building, Smith said.

Smith said her office used an active shooter protocol advocated by a lieutenant who had been in Colorado during the 1999 Columbine school mass shooting there. Smith said law enforcement had been training together.

The deputies and officers “hardly spoke a word to each other” when they entered the building because “they knew what their job was,” she said, adding that they showed extraordinary courage.

“There were over 100 VTA employees on site that morning, and I believe the bravery of all of law enforcement personnel really prevented the loss of additional life,” she said.

OMG the bravery of these men. 100% if you put me in the same situation I would probably run in the other direction. Love to all brave men (not including most of the pretenders on this site)

[Konamama]

Originally Posted by AngelAssassin ↗

That speaks to the serious lack of mental health care, and coverage, in our country!
All these videos should make people mad and want to fix these problems!!!
But it won’t.

But we have to put some of the burden on the families, do we not? Trouble is-- the most dysfunctional families produce the most dysfunctional people. So I don't know the solution. Just saying-- if you have a 30 year old disturbed individual in your home, PLEASE be aware that his purchase of military grade weapons is a FLAG. FUCK!!!

[Konamama]

Originally Posted by bigmomma ↗

goes out like the fat old pussy that he is. only cowards shoot unarmed people.

Please don't insult the female genitalia-- he is not a "pussy" he is just a mistake.

[Konamama]

Originally Posted by SoCal Rich ↗

The nearly 4 1/2 minutes of footage is from one deputy who arrived minutes after the first shooting reports and while shots were still being fired at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority bus and rail yard in San Jose, where 57-year-old S. C. opened fire before killing himself.

A “contact team” of deputies and San Jose police officers was immediately formed to find the gunman, who was reported to be inside a building and armed with a handgun.

The body camera footage shows the team cautiously climbing stairs to the third floor, where a VTA supervisor comes out with arms raised and hands over his keycard so officers can get inside the building.

The five-member team then sweeps into the building, guns raised, using gun-mounted flashlights as they pass through rooms and corridors to a dispatch center.

Within minutes, they hear a gunshot, then another, followed by two more. As they come to another door, one of the team looks through a small window and says: “I’ve got somebody down” inside. The team opens the door and somebody shouts “Let me see your hands!”

The footage shows a man slumped in a chair near a stairwell with a gun in his hand. He is across from a dispatch center door with a window shattered by gunfire.

The gunman had shot himself under the chin then put the gun to the side of his head, the sheriff said.

It wasn’t clear whether he knew that law enforcement officers were closing in on him or not, but he may have seen their flashlights and heard them yelling to each other as they determined where the shooter and victims were as they moved through the building, Smith said.

Smith said her office used an active shooter protocol advocated by a lieutenant who had been in Colorado during the 1999 Columbine school mass shooting there. Smith said law enforcement had been training together.

The deputies and officers “hardly spoke a word to each other” when they entered the building because “they knew what their job was,” she said, adding that they showed extraordinary courage.

“There were over 100 VTA employees on site that morning, and I believe the bravery of all of law enforcement personnel really prevented the loss of additional life,” she said.

I just need to have these dudes' babies. Magnificent.

[csx8781]

I really thought this was fake

[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

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One morn passed away in the hospital too poor souls

[ningem]

ACOG sights arent very good for CQB,but the combination with another officer with a handgun was well executed.2 with rifles + 1 with handgun(and another officer with handgun/shotgun as backup)was more than enough.if the guy had a rifle with ALL THE NOISE thats lots of officers were making,in a tight corridor ,those walls would have a nice new painting of blood red!.gj anyways.

[bike1941]

if anyone was in those rooms with how loud they were being I mean come on,