Ohio officer kills 20-year-old Black man seconds after opening his bedroom door

Seems to me that his friends did him no favors. They could have told police that he was in there and the whole situation may have turned out differently.
"They asked both occupants if anyone else was inside, and neither would say. Police then yelled inside to warn anyone inside they were releasing a K9, with no response."

Then he had plenty of opportunity to come out of the bedroom and still resisted after getting shot. Stupid abounds

 

you mean every person ever born? that's an exclusive club. some of those people are criminals who prey on the rest of us.

Have you opened a door where someone who you serving felony warrants for violent criminal behavior was hiding?

 

He as not law abiding, apparently you do not understand how a warrant is issued. a simple google search would have prevented this question on your part.

 

Who identified themselves? The officers?

Judging by a previous post, the officers did not know who was in that room. For all that officer knew, there could have been a terrified child in that room who was too scared to come out

 

They made it clear to the area they were in that they were not only the police but had a k9 with them. there could have been a terrified goldfish in that room, I guess. "too scared" is not a defensible position to refuse lawful police commands.

 

Tell that to the parents of a now dead ten year old child

 

Sure! as long as you admit your sick attitude of supporting Democrats and that you prefer to live in a country of increased murder and lawlessness, because of Liberal catch and release policies that allow violent criminals to continue with impunity to victimize innocent people without fear of consequences. A country where Democrats are ok with the late term murder abortions of unborn babies, illegal mass migration and out of control taxation and spending that falls in the laps of the middle class. If I have to pick between Cops shooting a violent repeat violent criminal compared to the violent offender murdering the Cop, Guess what, I'm supporting the Cop. Most Liberals would piss their pants trying to do the job a Cop has to do, but for whatever insane reason they would rather choose to defund them until the time comes that they need them to come and rescue them from the violent offenders they support.

 

Just found the video. Why did the officers carry him out by his arms and legs? The ambulance was on its way. The chances are that he would still be alive if they applied help on the bed until the ambulance arrived

 

I'll tell them their son was a worthless *** who they raised to prey on society and they should be ashamed for being failures at every level.

back on topic. saying you're "too scared" to do something but not "too scared" to commit violent felonies is a really, super dumb excuse that no one would ever buy.

 

Are you a medical professional or a police officer? I'm just asking because the questions you're asking are a lot like you have no idea at all how things work, and you're clearly looking for any reason under the sun to blame the police for something while not caring at all about the victims of this clown.

 

What, their dead ten year old son was worthless?
Which bit don't you get from the statement the officers did not know who was in that room?

 

You think that it was a good decision to move him out of the secure apartment after being shot? Why don't you explain your reasoning if you do?

 

Your reply is pure propaganda. You asked why a woman would be concerned about a man’s death. You’ve taken my reply to an extreme I never intended.

 

Where in the hell did I use BLM or called the suspect a "boy?"

I merely said no criminal charges will probably be filed and gave my reason. I also said a civil lawsuit, a wrongful death lawsuit, will more than likely be filed against the police department. I did not give my predicition if that lawsuit will be settled, go to court, or be dismissed.

I also watched the video and cited the local news source. When you watch it as the police officer came into the room, he never identified himself. That is a standard operating procedure, period. The dog probably woke him up or at least started him while he was in slumber.

I would suggest you watch the local news and the video first, read what I wrote, not what you think or should have wrote, and then get back to me boy.

 

Local news are probably the least biased in this situation. And it was good reporting IMO. Even the officer's body cam, what little of it is, shows enough to be at least concerned.

 

"Put your hands up" was when the officers entered the home and saw a second person in the home. That second person was not the person in the bedroom.

 

I'm 100% confident in calling them biased when they use the term "victim" right out of the bag.

 

According to the police, after searching the room, no gun was found. He was being served under a felony arrest warrant and in the video, you can clearly see no gun that was obvious.

The problem I have is two things: First, the police officer never identified himself when entered the room. The dog did notify the presence of a person in the back bedroom, but when the officer entered the room, he never identified himself. Second, he shot way too quickly and he really can't use "I was in fear for my life" or i thought he had a gun because no evidence of a gun in that room was found.

the state investigative authorities will investigate, ask some very hard questions, and make a determination. Because it is not really clear cut and they were serving a felony arrest warrant, I predict no charges will be filed.

 

you took 10 years off his life? why? do you not know the difference between a 20 year old and a 10 year old?

 

the local news didn't call him a victim. CNN and some other national news media have.

 

you said "Those “men” are brothers, fathers, husbands and sons" and that describes every male. I do not see a correlation between being a feminist and being concerned with anyone BUT women.

 

Good point, I just noticed that.

 

The officers did not know who was in that room. Which bit of that short sentence do you not understand?

 

They knew the suspect was in the house and his age, which isn't 10. You made that 10 year old part up, and no one understands why.

so why are you pretending to be either a law enforcement professional or a medical professional?

I don't understand that.

 

Its today National Projection Day?