Man arrested after pointing assault rifle at CHP officer, leading authorities on pursuit in Redding

[Superbadbrutha]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

 

[MisterBeale]

Can someone explain this?

 

[struth]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

Cali is a dangerous place…lawless…thanks Gavin

 

[okfine]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

The Shasta County idiot is probably a tweaker and an informant.

 

[tyroneweaver]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.
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Can someone explain this?

I was hunting rock chucks way out in the middle of no where along some RR tracks with an AR and a cop drove by and it was just after 9/11
That car flipped a U'ey in a hurry. He was pretty cool about it. Probably all that grey hair i had

 

[Donald H]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

Yes, very easily but no Americans will want to hear it.

There's a step taken every day and it's reported here on this board. All steps toward a fascist regime that won't place any value on human lives.

 

[IM2]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

The racist belief that blacks are just so much more violent than whites.

 

[DukeU]

If you watch the NBA playoffs you will notice sometimes the players make their shots and sometimes, they miss.

Different circumstances equal different results.

Hope this helps.

 

[okfine]

If you watch the NBA playoffs you will notice sometimes the players make their shots and sometimes, they miss.

Different circumstances equal different results.

Hope this helps.

DAF ^^^

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I was hunting rock chucks way out in the middle of no where along some RR tracks with an AR and a cop drove by and it was just after 9/11
That car flipped a U'ey in a hurry. He was pretty cool about it. Probably all that grey hair i had

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I live in an open carry state. People do not piss themselves when they see a firearm.


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[Captain Caveman]

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Only in Third World countries.

 

[Donald H]

Shooting an American in the back and killing him, is always going to be appealing to about half the country.

I can't think of anything unappealing about it to cause me concern. Fascism has progressed past the point where it can be stopped.

My warnings have all been ignored.

 

[Donald H]

Only in Third World countries.

No, the political divide in America makes it justifable to many.

 

[MisterBeale]

 

[DukeU]

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Shooting an American in the back and killing him, is always going to be appealing to about half the country.

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Funniest thing I have heard said here in MONTHS!!!




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[westwall]

A dramatic traffic stop unfolded on Interstate 5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County earlier this week. New video obtained by Action News Now shows a man brandishing an AR-15-style weapon at a California Highway Patrol (CHP) officer.

The incident was captured on video by Donald Vincent De Mercurio on Tuesday afternoon. It shows the man in a white shirt stepping out of his car and pointing a firearm at the officer, who then reversed his car to create distance.

CHP later identified the suspect as 39-year-old Jeffery Dean Bembry from Lake Shastina. The CHP said after a high-speed chase south on I-5, Bembry apprehended on Oasis Road in Redding. Video footage showed him lying on the pavement as officers took him into custody.

Bembry was arraigned in court on several charges, including assault with a semiautomatic firearm on an officer and fleeing from an officer while driving recklessly. On Thursday, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office filed six felony charges against him.

These charges include two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm upon an officer, two counts of exhibiting a firearm in the presence of an officer, possession of an assault weapon, and fleeing a pursuing peace officer's car while driving recklessly.

Bembry's next court appearances are scheduled for May 20 for a plea disposition and May 22 for a preliminary hearing.

Caught on Camera: Man with gun confronts CHP officer during traffic stop

The confrontation happened on I-5 near Mountain Gate in Shasta County on Tuesday afternoon.

www.actionnewsnow.com

So, an officer shoots an 18yr old in the back while he is fleeing and it is justified.

Now here is a white man who gets out of his vehicle and points an AR15 at a cop and he is just taken into custody later.

Can someone explain this?

Down in Carson City some white dumbass pointed his pistol at a deputy, who proceeded to shoot him to death.

The difference? In Nevada law enforcement is allowed to kill criminals.

In California criminals are a protected class. No cop is going to shoot unless he absolutely has to. And that leads to more dead cops, because they are afraid that if they shoot, they will be prosecuted.

DURRRRRR

 

[Manonthestreet]

Shooting an American in the back and killing him, is always going to be appealing to about half the country.

I can't think of anything unappealing about it to cause me concern. Fascism has progressed past the point where it can be stopped.

My warnings have all been ignored.

Drama Queen much.....ya should have wrote em down and profited.....ya could have been a contender.....lllmmaaoo

 

[MisterBeale]

 

[Orangecat]

Can someone explain this?

Your lengthy post already explained it. Are you confused by your own post?