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Heartwarming story really has me pumped up this morning.

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Armed Suspect Shot & Killed by Officer

June 6, 2006 - An investigation is underway in Northeast Fresno after a police officer shot and killed an armed suspect.
It happened late Tuesday afternoon at an apartment complex near Shaw and Millbrook.

Police from several different agencies tried to serve a search warrant. They were apparently looking for drugs.

Fresno investigators say when the suspect opened the door, he was holding a gun and that's when an officer opened fire, killing the man.

The suspect has not been identified. "

Has not been identified? Does it matter? One less scumbag in this area and many more yet to pop. This area needs more "cleansing" like this.

Good decision holding a gun while opening the door. When the Fresno PD are routinely taped on the show COPS wearing military type battle gear, I don't think that's how you want to present yourself while greeting visitors.

RACK the FPD!

mvscal wrote:Thank God for murdering goosesteppers keeping us all safe from drugs.

Why I'll bet that was probably the last drug dealer in the world what with the super job law enforcement is doing keeping drugs off the streets.

Atomic Punk wrote:Fresno investigators say when the suspect opened the door, he was holding a gun and that's when an officer opened fire, killing the man.

That's what I would say too if I killed someone. Whether it was true or not.

shoot first, ask questions later. Excellent.

I'm ALL about the Bill of Rights...BUT...

If the police have legally obtained a warrant, I'd have a hard time believing they didn't identify themselves before they entered the residence...and if not, the cop cars and badges out front should have told you.

And if the cops show up at your door with a warrant, and you answer said door brandishing a firearm, you've got no one to blame but Darwin.

mvscal wrote: "Holding a gun" is not a capital crime.

But holding one when the fuzzies walk in with a warrant ain't exactly bright, either. And not dropping it with a quickness....probably not a good career move.

e wrote:i've talked to more than one police officer who told me that if someone is pointing a gun at him, his primary objective is to ensure that he lives to clock out and go home after his shift. pull a gun on a cop and you're life expectancy gets significantly shorter.

You can find the same kind of mentality in the Crips and the Bloods.

e wrote:

BSmack wrote:

e wrote:i've talked to more than one police officer who told me that if someone is pointing a gun at him, his primary objective is to ensure that he lives to clock out and go home after his shift. pull a gun on a cop and you're life expectancy gets significantly shorter.

You can find the same kind of mentality in the Crips and the Bloods.

when the crips and the bloods become law-abiding organizations, i'll give them a pass. until then, i'm siding the with police.

What makes you think the police are law abiding? Remember, ultimate power leads to ultimate corruption.

BSmack wrote:

e wrote:

BSmack wrote: You can find the same kind of mentality in the Crips and the Bloods.

when the crips and the bloods become law-abiding organizations, i'll give them a pass. until then, i'm siding the with police.

What makes you think the police are law abiding? Remember, ultimate power leads to ultimate corruption.

^^^^has watched 'training day' one too many times

BSmack just likes to irritate. I have a hard time believing he is that stupid.

Why are cops going after drug dealers? Why can't they do something more useful, like giving traffic citations to Toddowen.

Mister Bushice wrote:shoot first, ask questions later. Excellent.

...Exactly, specially when dude answers the door gun in hand.

mothster wrote:^^^^has watched 'training day' one too many times

More like I spent 4 years of my life studying American History.

BSmack wrote:
More like I spent 4 years of my life studying American History.

Well then, let's tap into your expertise...

Historically, how have people fared in the past when they respond to police officers bearing warrants when they're brandishing a firearm?


The begging/middle of a gunfight is rarely a good time to review your Constitutional Rights with police officers, as a general rule.

Cicero wrote:BSmack just likes to irritate. I have a hard time believing he is that stupid.

What's so difficult about it?

Don't you read his posts?

Cuda wrote: What's so difficult about it?

Dude...it's Cicero. He has a hard time tying his own shoes.

Dinsdale wrote:

BSmack wrote:More like I spent 4 years of my life studying American History.

Well then, let's tap into your expertise...

Historically, how have people fared in the past when they respond to police officers bearing warrants when they're brandishing a firearm?

The begging/middle of a gunfight is rarely a good time to review your Constitutional Rights with police officers, as a general rule.

Where did I say the guy was smart? The guy likely had it comming to him, just as the first member of Fred Phelp's congregation to get blasted by a grieving family member would have it comming to him. But that doesn't make the cop right, much less worthy of being racked until we know a bit more about this case.

Dinsdale wrote:

Cuda wrote: What's so difficult about it?

Dude...it's Cicero. He has a hard time tying his own shoes.

Says the guy w/ a GED vs a College grad w/ a real job.

Familiar with my education and employment now, Melty?

That's some cutting edge stuff, right there.


Whatever you do, PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me...my frail ego might not recover, Dougero.

Dinsdale wrote:Whatever you do, PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me...my frail ego might not recover, Dougero.

For some reason, I could realy go for an Egg McMuffin right now. Can ya hook me?

Dinsdale wrote:Familiar with my education and employment now, Melty?

That's some cutting edge stuff, right there.


Whatever you do, PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me...my frail ego might not recover, Dougero.

I thought you 2 were buds. Cicero not the fighter you envisioned?

BSmack wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:Whatever you do, PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me...my frail ego might not recover, Dougero.

For some reason, I could realy go for an Egg McMuffin right now. Can ya hook me?

Here, hook yourself

ChargerMike wrote:

BSmack wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:Whatever you do, PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me...my frail ego might not recover, Dougero.

For some reason, I could realy go for an Egg McMuffin right now. Can ya hook me?

Here, hook yourself

Just a little salty eh?

Nutrient Information
289 Calories
10 Total Fat
28 Carbohydrates
22 Protein
1044 Sodium
3 Fiber

Dinsdale wrote: PLEASE don't drop any "you work at McDonald's" smack on me....

McDondalds, eh?

I wonder how much they pay.. I mean, a friend would probably want to know...

It's not so much the pay...it's more of the "interview process."