[Chaoshiw]

I enjoy watching scumbags in my hometown get splattered.

[Black_Spruce]

Can't even defend yourself from an aggressive dog anymore.

[bigmomma]

good. If he started shooting in a craze, those same bullets could hit cops too. or he could just aim a few more inches and shoot them too.

take out a gun, get shot. Good riddance.

[btchslaya]

Close range rifle shot dam. His organs must have got completely shredded. I wanna ask him what it felt like

[theresyourtrouble]

“Saw bad man, bit bad man”

[diamount]

Fucking idiot, a badly mauled leg is better than being dead.

[deezybeest551]

Originally Posted by upinthemountains ↗

Blow your weird political shit out of your ass.

Idk seems like he's doing a semantics bit. Splitting hairs and such.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by spamwich ↗

There are also state cases that similarly recognize police as officials in context, e.g. the Massachusetts Supreme Court in Rotkiewicz v Sadowsky (2000) ruled “for the purposes of a defamation action, a police officer is a public official.”

Location;

[ScreamingHand]

good shoot, saves us all the wasted air that he breathed.

[jollymon]

Originally Posted by photo2uj ↗

Police man are not officers. Only elected officials to an office are officers. In military service, commission and noncommission are also officers. Police are a civilian law enforcement agents of a police department. All who are not ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY, and who do NOT answer to the Uniform Code of MILITARY Justice, ARE CIVILIANS including police ,deputies to a sheriff department or troopers.

You have no idea what you are talking about. An OFFICER is a sworn government official holding a position of command or authority given by the government which includes armed services and Merchant Marine personnel (Command Authority) and Law Enforcement Officers and Bailiffs (LE Authority).