[ironmike]

Originally Posted by OmniJackal ↗

Wtf he didn’t even do nothing.

Your right, he didn't because the cop was on top of his game and capped the ski-masked, gun out, obvious car jacker before he could inflict any harm.

[mothmon]

I would have said to that woman, "Baby, your baby is done." Imagine the trash upbringing from the trash parents that produced such a violent, trash kid? At any rate, good, quick, efficient kill from that cop. However, it did help identify the threat a bit that the kid seemed virtually retarded by dressing in black and wearing a balaclava in broad daylight for god's sake, telegraphing his intentions from a mile away as he approached the car. That's one dumb, dead piece of shit we can check off that won't be hi-jacking anymore cars! I bet it was a family organization, with both brothers and the mother, and that woman was, like, the retarded Ma Barker or something watching everything from afar as her late son did his dirty business.

[mothmon]

Wow, that was his gf? She looked and sounded like an old bag so I thought it was his momma.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Wow, that was his gf? She looked and sounded like an old bag so I thought it was his momma.

Smoking meth and having a baby at 14 tends to age a girl...

[JGT4]

I can't stand these mofos, they immediately go into victim mode, cop should have shot that bitch as well

[KillingJoke]

Originally Posted by JGT4 ↗

I can't stand these mofos, they immediately go into victim mode, cop should have shot that bitch as well

I'm kind of surprised he didn't...

[KillingJoke]

Originally Posted by v1r ↗

a man believed to be in his 20s attempted to carjack the officers with a gun.

I didn't see a gun from the body cam I didn't see him pull a gun or other provocative action either but he did seem to be approaching the car quickly… I didn't see any gun on the ground either, which usually the first thing that a cop wants to secure. I didn't hear the cop say anything about put the gun down or anything like that.

On the other hand the cop reacted so fast he must've been very situationally aware and expecting, because there was zero delay in assessing the situation.

They don't say this, but why was his under cover car there, were they sticking out and looking for a car Jacker I've been hitting the area? The story didn't talk about that, and that would certainly be a reason to be on a hair trigger.

Originally Posted by v1r ↗

Officers then began rendering aid and the man was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital but died shortly after arriving.

Rendering aid? What aid? Cops don't render aid, I don't see rendering any aid here—typically after a shooting cops wait for the body to bleed out.

THAT SAID

No doubt, if a fucking criminal approaches with a gun drawn, they should expect to be shot. If more citizens had guns and were trained, this should be a more common outcome and crime would plummet.

Assuming I had a gun at my disposal, and some jackass was approaching my car quickly with his gun drawn, I probably wouldn't even give him the chance to open my door first. The question then is, would I take the time to roll down the window so that I didn't have to go file a claim with my car insurance to have the glass replaced? Insurance companies are a pain to deal with.

[v1r]

Originally Posted by KillingJoke ↗

I didn't see a gun from the body cam I didn't see him pull a gun or other provocative action either but he did seem to be approaching the car quickly… I didn't see any gun on the ground either, which usually the first thing that a cop wants to secure. I didn't hear the cop say anything about put the gun down or anything like that.

On the other hand the cop reacted so fast he must've been very situationally aware and expecting, because there was zero delay in assessing the situation.

They don't say this, but why was his under cover car there, were they sticking out and looking for a car Jacker I've been hitting the area? The story didn't talk about that, and that would certainly be a reason to be on a hair trigger.



Rendering aid? What aid? Cops don't render aid, I don't see rendering any aid here—typically after a shooting cops wait for the body to bleed out.

THAT SAID

No doubt, if a fucking criminal approaches with a gun drawn, they should expect to be shot. If more citizens had guns and were trained, this should be a more common outcome and crime would plummet.

Assuming I had a gun at my disposal, and some jackass was approaching my car quickly with his gun drawn, I probably wouldn't even give him the chance to open my door first. The question then is, would I take the time to roll down the window so that I didn't have to go file a claim with my car insurance to have the glass replaced? Insurance companies are a pain to deal with.

Watch the end of the video. They slowed it down so you can clearly see the guys aiming a gun at the officers face.

[v1r]

[Jonnyk42o]

She knows how to pick quality men!