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http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/20/us/san...fficer-killed/





Police chief says this was a targeted killing
"This is everyone's worst nightmare," chief says
(CNN)A San Antonio police officer was shot to death during a traffic stop Sunday in what the department's chief described as a targeted killing similar to recent police shootings in Dallas, Texas, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Police are looking for the man who pulled up in a car behind the officer's patrol car while he was writing a ticket, Chief William McManus said Sunday in a news conference.
The suspect walked up to the passenger window and fired a round that hit the officer in the head, McManus said. The suspect then reached into the vehicle and shot the officer a second time, McManus said.
"This is everyone's worst nightmare, the officers in the department, the family and everyone who supports the officers," McManus said.
The shooting occurred near police headquarters, McManus said. After the shooting the suspect returned to his vehicle and drove away.
Police released a photo of the car the suspect is believed to have left in.
San Antonio police are looking for the person who drove the car away from a police shooting.
San Antonio police are looking for the person who drove the car away from a police shooting.
While motive is still being investigated, McManus likened the shooting to recent deaths of police officers in Dallas, Texas, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Both of those shootings followed police-involved shootings of civilians that triggered protests nationwide.
"It's always difficult especially in this day and age where police are being targeted across the county," he added. "Unfortunately like Dallas like Baton Rouge it's happened here."
He said,"Hopefully we'll solve this one real quick, and if this individual is a danger to more police or anyone else we will try to get him off the street as soon as we can."

[Eggs&Spam]

They just bein' real, white folks obviously don't understand!

[Illusion]

And then people outside of the U.S. wonder why American cops are so aggressive. American policing is far more dangerous and combat-oriented. RIP.

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[Pyramid_Head]

Oh but as always this won't labelled a hate crime.

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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/11/21...e-officer.html

They caught the Person ; can you tell who's the cop and who's the killer ? Lol

[zhazoo]

Shocker! Neither a "hate" crime or "black on white" crime...whatever. Since it's Texas, hopefully that bitch gets put down like the mangy dog he is.

[Steve]

While being escorted to Bexar County Jail later in the night, McKane told reporters that he was angry with the court system for not letting him see his son and he “lashed out at somebody who didn’t deserve it.”

In his words, "I've been through several custody battles, and I was upset at the situation I was in, and I lashed out at someone who didn't deserve it." He said he wished to apologize to the family of the slain officer.

So he shot a cop because the piece of shit is deemed to be unfit to see his son? What does that tell you about his priorities? How can he claim to want to see his son and that he cares if he must have known he now has no chance at all of seeing him again. Sounds like he's already formulating a defence for himself in court.

[wmbondurant]

He's lying .