Madison WI cops shot this man, in the head, 3 times. It’ll be interesting to see if he had a gun and was attempting to pull it or not. If he’s unarmed…..yikes.
Kinda graphic so watch out.
Kinda graphic so watch out.
This will be interesting….
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It sure looks like one of the cops kicks him, and a split second later a diff cop pulls out a gun and fires.
Sure hope there's body cam footage for this. Looks really bad from this angle.
What would you be looking for to make the video more optimal?
I'm sure they feared for their lives or saw a gun or thought they saw a weapon. Every catch phrase cops are instructed (taught) to say when discharging their firearm.
Different angle
Madison cops have a reputation for being pretty low key and non-confrontational too.
Strange incident.
Strange incident.
4 on 1 and still felt the need to shoot him in the head.
Very low T.
Very low T.
I don’t know why there isn’t something in between tasers and firearms.
Tasers just don’t seem to work in many situations.
Tasers just don’t seem to work in many situations.
No idea what led up to the confrontation, but when he pulled the knife, he was done. I'm as big a critic of police violence as anyone but a blade that big in close quarters is a lethal weapon.
This was the case during my years there.
Thank you. Absolutely. Tells a little (alot) more of the story.No idea what led up to the confrontation, but when he pulled the knife, he was done. I'm as big a critic of police violence as anyone but a blade that big in close quarters is a lethal weapon.
No idea what led up to the confrontation, but when he pulled the knife, he was done. I'm as big a critic of police violence as anyone but a blade that big in close quarters is a lethal weapon.
That's a stabbing knife if I've ever seen one.
LOVE that @Moral, @fattorbz, and @Wobmam Rulez! liked this!No idea what led up to the confrontation, but when he pulled the knife, he was done. I'm as big a critic of police violence as anyone but a blade that big in close quarters is a lethal weapon.
Willy St. is the funkiest part of Madison, which is a pretty funky town. I was riding my bike around there 2 weeks ago, before the Phish concert. I love that area. Plenty of unstable drifters hanging about though, at least that was the case ten years ago. Madison cops were pretty chill during the 8 years I lived there. The locals will hold the cops to task, appropriately— if there was a neighborhood to set up an autonomous zone, that would likely be it.
"ACAB!
But, please, police, come and murder these rightwingfascistswhodon'tagreewithus!!!!!!"
When I lived in Madison, most of us generally enjoyed not getting stabbed. We were mostly grateful when a stabby individual was stopped by the police. I trust that all but the most unreasonable voices among the interested parties will be talking sense as facts are processed.
Like @Torbee, aka FATTORBZ, who believes Franny got a raw deal and believes males should be in female sports?
You would fit right in on Willy St if you can keep up the edgy banter.
Yeah, I should have really did a deep dive before making forum posts. Idiot.
Remember that next they show a video that left out a big knife.
You're one the dumbest guys on this board. No need to keep proving it everyday.
No, he just signed up for the AF and went commie when he got some jet fuel splashed on him.
Just another mentally ill lunatic shouting into the void. That sums up Hotel quite well.
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