Homeowner calls 911.Trespassers on his property. Police arrive; shoot and kill homeowner

Thank you for that!

Sounds like the police showed up and shot him immediately while he was still talking to 911 dispatch!

Damn!

Nice…

He is now.

Last Edited by the deplorable ar-15 nut on 10/07/2021 08:36 AM

2nd video. Body worn camera.

20 seconds: One officer says he has a gun.

27 seconds: The shooting stops after TWO flurries of gunfire.

Crazy how fast that transpired. They immediately lit him up.

They didn’t ask him to drop the weapon?

A couple years ago Houston cops did a no knock raid on a house in SE Houston.

Shot and killed the man and wife.

They were not doing anything wrong.

They were innocent people just existing inside their house.

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Last Edited by JustmeTX on 10/07/2021 08:57 AM

God, Americans are so fucking dumb. The president can barely string a sentence together and the police shoot and kill people who phoned them for help. No wonder its the most ridiculed Country on the planet. Going to be even more dumb once the millions of Immigrants flood the place too. Average IQ will be around 55.

It takes more hours of training to be a barber than a cop.

While they were pulling up to the house in their cars, it would have taken a few seconds to observe the situation. The homeowner is on the phone still talking to 911 dispatch. He's barefoot wearing shorts. It's 2 am. Hardly a criminal tresspasser. Stupid cops.

How sad.

Oh my goodness!

From the article you posted:
"The officers expected to find illegal drugs at the house, but the informant stated to have been the source of the complaint could not be found, and no drugs were present. Later information showed that one of the officers had lied so he could get a warrant for the no-knock raid."

Last Edited by nutmeg on 10/07/2021 01:06 PM

Why? Is it illegal?
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How can someone be legally shot for obeying the law?

Hmmm?

The answer is they cannot be.

I live in Texas and given the criminality of law enforcement and the government in general here, if ANYONE busts into my house they are getting shot, PERIOD. And not in the bullet proof vest. I train to shoot around them.


I have NO REASON to believe someone busting down my door that they are legitimate law enforcement, I ALREADY KNOW THEY ARE NOT. I also know there is a good chance they will shoot me, my wife, my dogs or my children no matter what I do.


The 4th amendment is CRYSTAL clear on making entry to private property; the warrant MUST BE PRESENTED before entry is made.

Last Edited by Bad Bob on 10/07/2021 12:07 PM

Just think of how much of this craziness could be avoided if "law enforcement" stopped using the pretext of people possibly flushing drugs or other evidence in order to get a judges approval for AN ILLEGAL ARMED HOME INVASION. Bad shit is inevitable, innocent people being murdered is inevitable, the shit needs to stop, NOW.

he called the cops for the wrong reason, he should have called to inform them there were would-be home invaders dead in his garden from gunshot wounds.

Meet Smith & Wesson


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My experience must be unusual. One of my best friends is a cop. I know a few more casually. Every one of them are decent guys, the kind your parents like having around.

Not one of them would intentionally harm anyone. It makes their day when they help out someone in trouble or when a kid shakes their hand.

I'm still convinced most cops are good, like 80% or more. By "good" I mean honest and reliable. Of the 80%, 25% are outstanding, positive role models.

Maybe 12-15% are lazy and sneaky but harmless to the public.

10% are overall decent to general public but would steal or extort from criminals for enough money.

2-3% are dangerous.

98% do enjoy doughnuts.

Great post! Thanks!