Police State: Dad Calls Cops To Teach Son A Lesson, Cops Kill The Kid...

[OldUSAFSniper]

Well, there you go. 20 years as a cop and it's the same over and over again. Paulitician takes the oft worn path of condeming and judging the actions of officers WITHOUT even knowing the facts, EXCEPT those facts as conveyed by the parents. That is why each and every patrol cruiser out there MUST have dashboard cams.

Police officers have a duty to protect. The kid runs red lights and drives wrecklessly and we KNOW that the cops and their department are going to be held responsible if that kid T-bones a mini-van with kids in it. Even if they break off the pursuit, they are going to be held responsible.

You know it never got any easier. You're involved in a situation, adrenaline is pumping, and you have seconds to assess the situation and act or not. Then the media, the attorneys and every idiot with an opinion tells you how wrong you obviously were. Why didn't you KNOW that the kid would drive a mile away and then kill a family in a mini-van? You should have done everything you could have to stop him.

Those that can, do. Those that can't, opine. Talk is cheap.

 

[G.T.]

In far too many cases, "do something" = killing someone for no logical reason. There's definitely something wrong with the way our Police are being trained.

He was a danger to the public and needed to be stopped. Police are trained to meet force with force.

I thank God each and every day that idiots like you don't wear a badge. But then again, none of you morons would ever be that brave.

Until it's your child or someone you care about. Or maybe not? For some, Authority-Worship runs so deep.

Most people's children don't use their vehicle as an urban assault weapon like this retard was doing.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

In far too many cases, "do something" = killing someone for no logical reason. There's definitely something wrong with the way our Police are being trained.

There is also something wrong with the way children are raised to turn out like this 20 year old. What made him think that his father was obligated to buy him cigarettes in the first place? What made him think that the police would just let him run wild? The young man had absolutely no respect for any authority and did not think he was subject to anyone's authority but his own. That's what caused his death. We have a generation or more than one that believes "I want what I want when I want it" runs the world.

It didn't merit a death sentence. These Gestapo idiots should have done as they were instructed. They should have ended the pursuit. The kid would be alive to today if they had.

Unfortunately it did merit a death sentence and the guy brought it on himself. The police were simply doing their job to protect the public which includes paranoid pussies like yourself.

 

[paulitician]

That's what happens when you don't listen to the man with the gun.

He was told to turn off the engine, he should have complied.

Nothing will happen to the cop, he was doing his job and doing it well.

You missed your calling. Born too late i guess. You would have been a terrific Nazi Gestapo-Bot.

It would probably be better than a paranoid punk like yourself.

Why don't you grow a pair and go slap a few cops around. Maybe you can line them out.

Don't be an Authority-Worshipping Bootlicker all your life. It's time for you to grow a pair.

 

[paulitician]

There is also something wrong with the way children are raised to turn out like this 20 year old. What made him think that his father was obligated to buy him cigarettes in the first place? What made him think that the police would just let him run wild? The young man had absolutely no respect for any authority and did not think he was subject to anyone's authority but his own. That's what caused his death. We have a generation or more than one that believes "I want what I want when I want it" runs the world.

It didn't merit a death sentence. These Gestapo idiots should have done as they were instructed. They should have ended the pursuit. The kid would be alive to today if they had.

Unfortunately it did merit a death sentence and the guy brought it on himself. The police were simply doing their job to protect the public which includes paranoid pussies like yourself.

They were called off the pursuit. But their roided-up bloodthirst got the best of em. Had to kill something to quench that thirst.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

In far too many cases, "do something" = killing someone for no logical reason. There's definitely something wrong with the way our Police are being trained.

He was a danger to the public and needed to be stopped. Police are trained to meet force with force.

I thank God each and every day that idiots like you don't wear a badge. But then again, none of you morons would ever be that brave.

Until it's your child or someone you care about. Or maybe not? For some, Authority-Worship runs so deep, they might bow and kiss the boots of the Gestapo asshole who just killed their loved-one. Who knows?

My children would never get themselves in a situation where a cop would have to shoot them. They understand and respect the law even though you don't.

I'd argue your children would have a better chance of being gunned down by police because you would teach them that cops are bad and not to be trusted or listened to.

 

[G.T.]

Not sure in the retard mind what being called off the pursuit has to do with the fact that the man was driving his truck into cars and on sidewalks and lawns and needed to be stopped before he ******* killed someone.

Before he killed a ******* kid. A woman. Any innocent. The kid was being an erratic ******* moron.

 

[paulitician]

Well, there you go. 20 years as a cop and it's the same over and over again. Paulitician takes the oft worn path of condeming and judging the actions of officers WITHOUT even knowing the facts, EXCEPT those facts as conveyed by the parents. That is why each and every patrol cruiser out there MUST have dashboard cams.

Police officers have a duty to protect. The kid runs red lights and drives wrecklessly and we KNOW that the cops and their department are going to be held responsible if that kid T-bones a mini-van with kids in it. Even if they break off the pursuit, they are going to be held responsible.

You know it never got any easier. You're involved in a situation, adrenaline is pumping, and you have seconds to assess the situation and act or not. Then the media, the attorneys and every idiot with an opinion tells you how wrong you obviously were. Why didn't you KNOW that the kid would drive a mile away and then kill a family in a mini-van? You should have done everything you could have to stop him.

Those that can, do. Those that can't, opine. Talk is cheap.

They were called off the pursuit. They should have just done what they were instructed to do. There would have been no bloodshed that day if they had.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

You missed your calling. Born too late i guess. You would have been a terrific Nazi Gestapo-Bot.

It would probably be better than a paranoid punk like yourself.

Why don't you grow a pair and go slap a few cops around. Maybe you can line them out.

Don't be an Authority-Worshipping Bootlicker all your life. It's time for you to grow a pair.

You're such a *****!!

 

[G.T.]

Well, there you go. 20 years as a cop and it's the same over and over again. Paulitician takes the oft worn path of condeming and judging the actions of officers WITHOUT even knowing the facts, EXCEPT those facts as conveyed by the parents. That is why each and every patrol cruiser out there MUST have dashboard cams.

Police officers have a duty to protect. The kid runs red lights and drives wrecklessly and we KNOW that the cops and their department are going to be held responsible if that kid T-bones a mini-van with kids in it. Even if they break off the pursuit, they are going to be held responsible.

You know it never got any easier. You're involved in a situation, adrenaline is pumping, and you have seconds to assess the situation and act or not. Then the media, the attorneys and every idiot with an opinion tells you how wrong you obviously were. Why didn't you KNOW that the kid would drive a mile away and then kill a family in a mini-van? You should have done everything you could have to stop him.

Those that can, do. Those that can't, opine. Talk is cheap.

They were called off the pursuit. They should have just done what they were instructed to do. There would have been no bloodshed that day if they had.

How the **** do you know? He was driving like a loon. That's exactly how you kill people.

Did dispatch know that he was using his vehicle as an assault weapon when they called off the pursuit?

Huh, did they dipshit? Or did they think he was driving innocently, and then they got word from his dad not to really bother with him?

You really are a flaming retard.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

It didn't merit a death sentence. These Gestapo idiots should have done as they were instructed. They should have ended the pursuit. The kid would be alive to today if they had.

Unfortunately it did merit a death sentence and the guy brought it on himself. The police were simply doing their job to protect the public which includes paranoid pussies like yourself.

They were called off the pursuit. But their roided-up bloodthirst got the best of em. Had to kill something to quench that thirst.

Prove it?

 

[paulitician]

He was a danger to the public and needed to be stopped. Police are trained to meet force with force.

I thank God each and every day that idiots like you don't wear a badge. But then again, none of you morons would ever be that brave.

Until it's your child or someone you care about. Or maybe not? For some, Authority-Worship runs so deep, they might bow and kiss the boots of the Gestapo asshole who just killed their loved-one. Who knows?

My children would never get themselves in a situation where a cop would have to shoot them. They understand and respect the law even though you don't.

I'd argue your children would have a better chance of being gunned down by police because you would teach them that cops are bad and not to be trusted or listened to.

Well hopefully, a roided-up Jackbooter will never harm anyone you love. But hey, 'accidents' do happen. And the Police are always right. Remember that.

 

[paulitician]

Unfortunately it did merit a death sentence and the guy brought it on himself. The police were simply doing their job to protect the public which includes paranoid pussies like yourself.

They were called off the pursuit. But their roided-up bloodthirst got the best of em. Had to kill something to quench that thirst.

Prove it?

It was reported in the article. They were called off the pursuit. But even if proven true, you would continue to defend and lick those Jackboots. Who you kiddin?

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Until it's your child or someone you care about. Or maybe not? For some, Authority-Worship runs so deep, they might bow and kiss the boots of the Gestapo asshole who just killed their loved-one. Who knows?

My children would never get themselves in a situation where a cop would have to shoot them. They understand and respect the law even though you don't.

I'd argue your children would have a better chance of being gunned down by police because you would teach them that cops are bad and not to be trusted or listened to.

Well hopefully, a roided-up Jackbooter will never harm anyone you love. But hey, 'accidents' do happen. And the Police are always right. Remember that.

It's painfully obvious that you feel the need to make shit up in a lame attempt to justify your paranoid delusions.

The police are always right? Are you sure about that?

 

[G.T.]

 

[paulitician]

My children would never get themselves in a situation where a cop would have to shoot them. They understand and respect the law even though you don't.

I'd argue your children would have a better chance of being gunned down by police because you would teach them that cops are bad and not to be trusted or listened to.

Well hopefully, a roided-up Jackbooter will never harm anyone you love. But hey, 'accidents' do happen. And the Police are always right. Remember that.

It's painfully obvious that you feel the need to make shit up in a lame attempt to justify your paranoid delusions.

The police are always right? Are you sure about that?

To you Bootlickers, yes.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

They were called off the pursuit. But their roided-up bloodthirst got the best of em. Had to kill something to quench that thirst.

Prove it?

It was reported in the article. They were called off the pursuit. But even if proven true, you would continue to defend and lick those Jackboots. Who you kiddin?

Perhaps you could quote it verbatim since I can't seem to find such a quote.

How do you know they weren't called back into action when the driver proceeded to speed and jump curves putting innocent lives in danger?

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Well hopefully, a roided-up Jackbooter will never harm anyone you love. But hey, 'accidents' do happen. And the Police are always right. Remember that.

It's painfully obvious that you feel the need to make shit up in a lame attempt to justify your paranoid delusions.

The police are always right? Are you sure about that?

To you Bootlickers, yes.

That statement is one you made moron, not me.

 

[G.T.]

The Story County Attorney’s Office has determined that the suspect driver – identified as Tyler Comstock, 19, of Boone – acted with willful disregard for the safety of others as he drove a stolen truck at a high rate of speed through red lights and then onto campus.

By contrast, officers pursuing Comstock “proceeded with care,” reducing their speeds through intersections and backing off when supervisors suggested doing so, Ames police Cmdr. Geoff Huff said during a news conference Thursday.

“At the point when a supervisor made the comment to back off, the officer had already backed off and reduced his speed,” he said.

Officers continued following the truck with lights and sirens as a warning to other drivers and pedestrians, according to Huff.

“(Comstock) had not slowed down at all,” Huff said. “We had.”

The pursuing officers – Ames officer Adam McPherson and an ISU officer – tried several times to stop Comstock by activating lights and sirens, by ramming his truck and by giving verbal commands.

“The suspect had every opportunity to stop the truck and comply with officers’ lawful commands, and he chose not to,” Huff said.

 

[paulitician]

Prove it?

It was reported in the article. They were called off the pursuit. But even if proven true, you would continue to defend and lick those Jackboots. Who you kiddin?

Perhaps you could quote it verbatim since I can't seem to find such a quote.

How do you know they weren't called back into action when the driver proceeded to speed and jump curves putting innocent lives in danger?

Like i said, who you kiddin? Even if proven true, you would still get on your knees to lick those Jackboots. That's just you.