What is so hard about prosecuting this case? So what if he was, or is, a cop. He is a person who is suspected of committing a horrible crime. Prosecute him.
“This case will be difficult for the courts because he worked in law enforcement..”??????? What’s so difficult about putting a murderer behind bars?!! He’s still a criminal. It’s not hard to figure out.
They got him to confess to the crime and admit where the murder weapon was. This has nothing to do with abuse of power or internal investigations. Good Lord.
there should be NO difference in pursuing a case based on who the suspect is. THAT is precisely what we are seeing on the national level as well. Lady Justice is NOT blind and her scales use false weights based on who is involved, income and status.
@@Nayr747 this is because men are seen as expendable and not worth as much as females..it is the same reason why men go fight in battle, and in emergencies women have priority to leave the situation first men are just considered less than..men get used and abused in every situation and are just supposed to be ok with it..
Perhaps I see it wrong. He committed a crime. He admitting committed to the crime. Charge him for the crime. Sentence him for the crime. End of story. He just so happened to be a cop. But he goes to prison.
@Shy Brotha Speaks can you say that louder to the victims of officer crimes during a basic arrest and they die before being offered the same. Further I am aware of his rights. Including a plea or jury trial. I simply skipped because we know that right?
The bit about it being difficult to prosecute the case makes no sense. This isn't some "Maybe it was an accident, maybe he meant to grab his taser, maybe he saw a gun" situation.
With the reporter or talking head putting out the suggestion of difficulty in prosecuting the case, gives energy to the thought or idea of making it difficult, so why do they do this as they report the news?
@@funches897 It's from a local news channel/affiliate, the hashtag implies kntv from that area. It's rather difficult because during "probation" he was prob introduced personally to prosecution teams and such people. much like how in LA area we have knbc channel 4
Hard to see why people don’t trust alphabet organizations like the FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF, IRS, etc. Unfortunately these organizations have proven themselves to be nothing but criminal organizations funded by our tax dollars. It’s disgusting and has destroyed our country.
Typical agency hiring officers that are fired from other agencies for not being fit for law enforcement. If someone gets fired because they can't complete the field training that should tell you something.
I disagree, there are many reasons one can fail field training. As long as they seek self-improvement of their weakness, they should get another chance.
Policing is a hard job and everyone can’t make the cut, that’s life. This individual was clearly troubled and shouldn’t have been on any police force let alone being able to own a firearm.
If you look at many Police Officer's today many, many are obese, out of shape and trigger happy to compensate for their lack of fitness or reasoning or confidence of being an Officer of the law.
You mean it’s hard to charge criminal cops because of their gang affiliation? Wow that’s breaking news, nobody already knew that. The toughest part of any reporters job is continuously acting surprised by the same things.
I found it extra bizarre that after the murders, which left a child parent-less, he threw his police issue firearm out of the car window. That's umm...further endangering the public and his own agency. Sounds like his life is simply a mess.
I don't think someone who just murdered two people care about their department or the safety of the public. dirty cop or just a random civilian he's a POS murderer assuming these chargers are real.
"How do you deal with someone who is supposed to enforce the law, but commits this type of crime" Unfucking believable. That's our whole problem right there. Summed up in one moronic question
This sounds like a capital punishment case. Maybe the first, for a police officer. But make no mistake about it, this was no less atrocious and deliberate than the crime of Tookie Williams.
All I may say is, Please boost the education, background, and at least 4 years of study before granting a badge. Also, please increase accountability & Stop the cover up cultures in law enforcement, and Judges. There needs to be guard rails to also remove incompetent officials at every level, backed by Federal & State laws. . Just saying.. 🤔😎✌💗
There are countless examples of complete idiots getting a badge, they would have been weeded out of any job where teamwork is involved because you can't hide stupid. They had one genius (new police officer) who claimed to have been shot, the police empty a very large apartment complex, he cut a hole through his uniform and for 3 days insited that he had been shot, he showed them his shirt, so they finally asked him where is the buttlet hole in you? What! that is what we thought 3 days ago.
"working the courthouse" is where they put all the problem-deputies... it's a punishment... that sheds light on his performance/character. County will dance around here because they want to be careful to not admit that they just hired a nut
"Difficult for the Court because Williams is in Law Enforcement." It's not difficult at all. You are not above the law because you are a Police Officer. Accountability. It's not that hard...
Adultry creates violence and hatred, and the innocent spouse could get killed not even knowing why he was being murdered. Don’t know the situation here.
They need to do much stronger psychological evaluations when hiring police officers. Most rely on polygraph tests which is absurd considering those are not even accurate enough to be admissable in court.
Polygraphs shouldn’t even be allowed as testing. It’s putting someone under duress to respond and nowhere near an accurate reflection of someone’s mindstate.
Why is it hard? So what if he is law enforcement? If he killed someone, then he needs to be locked up. I just don't understand this type of mentality when this officer is in the wrong
I don't understand why it is allegedly difficult for prosecutors to try law enforcement officers for crimes. Even if that is true, simply recuse yourself and bring in another prosecutor if necessary. In this case, the guy admitted to the act... what am I missing?
They better have a ton of proof. Lots of times cops can just say they were reaching for their flashlight but accidentally grabbed their gun by mistake. 🙄
Does it matter that he was a cop? Charge him with a double murder and add 50% additional time on top of the normal time because of his status as a Deputy. Those in Law Enforcement should be held to much higher standards, not lower.
Imagine the man watching tv with his wife and kid in the other room and you watch your wife get shot and killed trying to protect her as someone breaks in your door, not knowing she's the one that cheated. Poor man and child.
I would love to know what psychological screening is done if any before they hand an officer a gun. It’s the 21st century there are many less than lethal weapons that can be used as a replacement for firearms for officers. This is a prime example of easy access to a firearm resulted in murder. You take that one aspect of the crime away and there is no crime. Making it easy to resolve problems is why we have so many gun deaths in this country that aren’t had by protection of one’s self, family, or property but to take the lives of one’s self or innocent victims.
As a retired cop I can tell you the Psychological’s are pretty intense, the issue is the Depts make the final decision and with everyone screaming Diversity for the last 20 years, Depts have drastically reduced their hiring standards. In the State of NY you can be arrested for a Felony but as long as you’ve pled to or been convicted of only a misdemeanor they will hire you, I personally trained a female Officer right out of the Academy and she bragged about how when our Chief (who hired her) was a Patrolman she jumped him in a School Riot and opened him up and even though it was Felony she was allowed to plead to a reduced misdemeanor charge. She wound up getting injured and while working inside was giving info to gang members. Keep hiring based on quotas and not based on the best applicants off a strict hiring guideline and you’ll keep getting stuff like this happening.
@@geneawisea2708 if you're retired, how can you speak for the way things are done now. Also, you clearly didn't work at every single police department in America, so to speak for every single department shows me you are a basic cop. You have the same thinking as a basic cop. Aka, you assume things that can easily not be true.
Ya how do Prosecute somebody who has qualified immunity. That’s why they should not have qualified immunity so that way they are prosecuted the same way we are when it comes to the laws
qualified immunity applies to ON THE JOB interactions only. if he was at work at the court house, and his ex chick and her husband came in and tried attacking him, yeah qualified immunity, but not when your off shift and break in to someone home and shoot them.
@@ShainAndrews That's a problem qhe the adults are turning a relatively straight forward case, of first degree (double homicide...) into an unnecessarily convoluted S**t Show!!!
@@ShainAndrews even if he is found guilty he will not get the same sentence and jail time that we would if we did the same crime. Or how about the fact that they won’t kick down his door to arrest him and that they will allow him to turn him self in. My point is that people in Authority get far less time and less sentencing then we do. Look at trump if you took classified document’s home you would be charged and prosecuted for treason.
This so called “criminal analysts” (is love to see how he made the decision to define himself as that as no such job title exists) saying it would be “difficult” to prosecute based on his failed one year stint in law enforcement is a clown. I’m a current prosecutor of 18 years and there’s nothing about this that would be complex simply because he’s a failed cop. Even if he’s a current one it doesn’t matter. Were the elements of the offense met with criminal culability or not?
Regard other people’s problems as our own. Always have the interests of others at heart and refrain from harbouring selfish thoughts. Selfishness leads to distracting thoughts, which, if left unchecked, will make us more disturbed and miserable.
I don't know how things are done in the US, but here in Germany, as soon as a shot is fired by a police officer, a department from another city is mandated with the investigation. And that's for *lawful* discharge.
why would it be difficult, the man killed a couple, regardless if he is Sheriff, he is now a murderer and should be prosecuted to extent of the Law, without prejudice ...
Isn’t justice suppose to be blind? The reporter seems to have a low regard for the justice system. Why would it be difficult to prosecute a murderer just because he happens to be cop too?
Ok the reason he said it would be difficult is that, it’s hard for investigators to investigate one of their own, it’s hard to imagine that one of yours committed such a horrible crime. It’s difficult for the courts because criminal cases involving members of LE present a different set of challenges when it comes to jury selection, and public perceptions.
Another cop that gets to spend decades in the same place he helped to send others. All over emotions that he could not handle. Glad he is off the force!
What do they mean it will be difficult? He admitted to doing it pretty much. His vehicle was fleeing the scene, he was headed out of state, and ditched the murder weapon 😳... The question is why was he good enough to work for you but not Stockton PD??? The law suit will be on your hiring criteria.
What is so hard about prosecuting this case? So what if he was, or is, a cop. He is a person who is suspected of committing a horrible crime. Prosecute him.
I think it's false reporting. He did this off-duty. There is no barrier for him to be prosecuted for murder in this scenario.
Law enforcement is superior to us minions.
As simple as that.
Because LE always protect their own regardless if they are bad (like most are) or good.
Nothing... unless the police and their buddy DA don't plan to justly prosecute this murderously maniacal Cop!!!
“This case will be difficult for the courts because he worked in law enforcement..”??????? What’s so difficult about putting a murderer behind bars?!! He’s still a criminal. It’s not hard to figure out.
It’s called innocent until proven guilty.
@@triotrip7813 re-read their sentence. that's not at all what they're talking about
I wouldn't put too much stock in the words of an "analyst" who needs to say something to remain relevant.
@@mysteryY2K the comment was for her not you
@@thumper9633 It doesn’t take much to see that the motive was revenge
“We’ve investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong”
They got him to confess to the crime and admit where the murder weapon was. This has nothing to do with abuse of power or internal investigations. Good Lord.
You sound like my ex girlfriend
@@Odin33356 Our ex girlfriend
@@randomtees lol you okay?
@@randomtees yeah and going to get no more than 10 years give that punk the electric chair
The only reason this would be difficult to investigate is because they protect their own.
police: we investigated and found ourselves innocent.
I love these cops scared of their own shadow. hilarious.
Ding, ding, ding! Look who wins a prize.
The system is designed to find them innocent no matter what is another possibility.
Ur a black clown it’s hilarious
Does he think he was the president?
there should be NO difference in pursuing a case based on who the suspect is. THAT is precisely what we are seeing on the national level as well. Lady Justice is NOT blind and her scales use false weights based on who is involved, income and status.
🙌
This is so obvious look at Kobe, Cosby, OJ, etc
Also their gender. Men get far harsher sentences for the same crimes compared to women.
@@Nayr747 this is because men are seen as expendable and not worth as much as females..it is the same reason why men go fight in battle, and in emergencies women have priority to leave the situation first men are just considered less than..men get used and abused in every situation and are just supposed to be ok with it..
@@donkeypunchout True. Also your comment was deleted.
Perhaps I see it wrong. He committed a crime. He admitting committed to the crime. Charge him for the crime. Sentence him for the crime. End of story. He just so happened to be a cop. But he goes to prison.
@Shy Brotha Speaks He admitted the crime and threw away the weapon. Of course he gets a trial, but let's not pretend he didn't commit the crime.
For the police to do that it would be admitting they hired a psychopath. The police must protect it's own image at any cost
@@ari_california8873 not everyone who kills is a psychopath. If it was as the video suggested, a crime of passion, that doesn't require paychopathy..
@@Matt-xv2cp a murderer then.
@Shy Brotha Speaks can you say that louder to the victims of officer crimes during a basic arrest and they die before being offered the same. Further I am aware of his rights. Including a plea or jury trial. I simply skipped because we know that right?
The bit about it being difficult to prosecute the case makes no sense. This isn't some "Maybe it was an accident, maybe he meant to grab his taser, maybe he saw a gun" situation.
I think it's difficult because of the Vetting process to be in Law Enforcement, that means they can't pick out the good guys maybe.
With the reporter or talking head putting out the suggestion of difficulty in prosecuting the case, gives energy to the thought or idea of making it difficult, so why do they do this as they report the news?
Because he's in law enforcement.
@@funches897 It's from a local news channel/affiliate, the hashtag implies kntv from that area. It's rather difficult because during "probation" he was prob introduced personally to prosecution teams and such people.
much like how in LA area we have knbc channel 4
@@TwiztedMannix87 But they can kick the bad guys out and stop coddling them in their crimes and abuses.
Hard to understand why on earth people just don't trust the police.
It baffles me as well
Hard to see why people don’t trust alphabet organizations like the FBI, CIA, NSA, ATF, IRS, etc. Unfortunately these organizations have proven themselves to be nothing but criminal organizations funded by our tax dollars. It’s disgusting and has destroyed our country.
@@nigerjuh8r115 because the cheater played the cops heart
Typical agency hiring officers that are fired from other agencies for not being fit for law enforcement. If someone gets fired because they can't complete the field training that should tell you something.
Because it’s extremely difficult to find qualified cops. But yes you’re correct.
Qualified immunity is the problem.
They need to have an outside agency investigate. He needs to be under the prison if he’s guilty.
I disagree, there are many reasons one can fail field training. As long as they seek self-improvement of their weakness, they should get another chance.
Policing is a hard job and everyone can’t make the cut, that’s life. This individual was clearly troubled and shouldn’t have been on any police force let alone being able to own a firearm.
This is why they need to conduct rigorous psychological evaluations on police before they’re hired.
If you look at many Police Officer's today many, many are obese, out of shape and trigger happy to compensate for their lack of fitness or reasoning or confidence of being an Officer of the law.
They test them but people can lie on the questions asked. They are psychopaths and know whst to say and psychology is not a science.
Some become Police Officer's just to commit crimes and abuse authority, a foul cop's dream for authorized assaults, murder and Tierney.
They do. As usual, people slip through the cracks.
Your brain waves can change over night
You mean it’s hard to charge criminal cops because of their gang affiliation? Wow that’s breaking news, nobody already knew that. The toughest part of any reporters job is continuously acting surprised by the same things.
How to get away with murder:
Become a cop
@@nsfwCharlie 13 people and counting disagree with you Charlie. What else do YOU got?
@@nsfwCharlie you’re literally wrong cuz cops get away with misconduct drug use violence and death daily
But we want only cops to have guns?
And here I thought the cops were just supposed to protect the killers from angry parents.
How to get away with two murders:
Become OJ Simpson
Law enforcement shouldn’t be treated differently. They aren’t above the law. They should be tried the same as any other.
Open your eyes. Yes, they are above the law. Even this reporter knows it, and even said it on public.
They know laws better than anyone else, they should be handed harsher sentences
Yes they should be treated differently, by being held to a higher standard.
@@mc333777 well who put them on that pedestal?
@brasil yes but by who? Themselves?
"he was just a bad apple"
You know, lately, there have been a lot of bad apples.
You approach the crime like it's a crime committed by a person no matter what's their job
I found it extra bizarre that after the murders, which left a child parent-less, he threw his police issue firearm out of the car window.
That's umm...further endangering the public and his own agency.
Sounds like his life is simply a mess.
I don't think someone who just murdered two people care about their department or the safety of the public. dirty cop or just a random civilian he's a POS murderer assuming these chargers are real.
He's a dummy
Alot of people's are atm I would argue.
He flunked out of Stockton so tried another department?! He’s 24 years old?! Why are children hired to be cops?
WHY DO THEY HIRE REJECTS FROM OTHER DEPTS?
A 24 year old is a full grown man
The same reason we send 18 year olds off to war. Youth!
24 year old is a child? But it's cool for a 18 year to go the military?
@@darnelljackson2160 As if the majority of the white blue line gang members are better
"How do you deal with someone who is supposed to enforce the law, but commits this type of crime"
Unfucking believable.
That's our whole problem right there. Summed up in one moronic question
He literally admitted to do doing it and throwing the weapon away. Yet….still hard to prove??? TF…
they didn't say it was hard to prove..... TF???
Kinda ruins your image of the cops always being the good guys, if you ever did.
Literally no one but other LE has that image of cops.
@@Aaron-yn4bk Literally, you're wrong
@@Mike-gt1cs Actually I’m not
@@Aaron-yn4bk Long long time ago the cops where the good guys. Of course I speak from being a child watching too much Die Hard.
@@rexman971 long time ago, as in the 1930s? Then, OK, maybe.
This is so messed up in different levels.
This sounds like a capital punishment case. Maybe the first, for a police officer.
But make no mistake about it, this was no less atrocious and deliberate than the crime of Tookie Williams.
I want to know why he did it. There is more to this story
All I may say is, Please boost the education, background, and at least 4 years of study before granting a badge. Also, please increase accountability & Stop the cover up cultures in law enforcement, and Judges. There needs to be guard rails to also remove incompetent officials at every level, backed by Federal & State laws. . Just saying.. 🤔😎✌💗
Hahahahahaha 😆🤣🤣
Lmao there are plenty of murderers who have degrees. Why do you believe 4 years of study is going to stop emotions flaring on a lovers quarrel?
He probably had a relationship whit the wife.
There are countless examples of complete idiots getting a badge, they would have been weeded out of any job where teamwork is involved because you can't hide stupid. They had one genius (new police officer) who claimed to have been shot, the police empty a very large apartment complex, he cut a hole through his uniform and for 3 days insited that he had been shot, he showed them his shirt, so they finally asked him where is the buttlet hole in you? What! that is what we thought 3 days ago.
let's work the problem from the top down then, implement those polices to remove incompetent leaders or should I say potatoes.
We must get rid of qualified immunity
Qualified immunity has ZERO impact on this case little boy :-)
@@jaketapper8910 doesn't make his statement any less true
@@donjohnson1578 It's irrelevant to the video little boy :-)
@@jaketapper8910 and?
@@donjohnson1578 Saying ending qualified immunity on this video is like me commenting that Don Johnson is a homosexual. Completely irrelevant :-)
This is so sad. I work with the wife and she’s an excellent RN. Condolences to friends and family of the victim.
cheating on her husband?
did you know she was a cheater?
She was, was she cheating on her husband?
Was She banging all the Doctors or did She only do Cops? Fair Question
Excellent RN AND excellent at getting around 🤣
"working the courthouse" is where they put all the problem-deputies... it's a punishment... that sheds light on his performance/character. County will dance around here because they want to be careful to not admit that they just hired a nut
Yup. That's where they put the guys that they're scared to interact with the public.
Many cops served in the war in Iraq and Afghanistan etc, and they came back with psychological issues.
"Difficult for the Court because Williams is in Law Enforcement."
It's not difficult at all. You are not above the law because you are a Police Officer.
Accountability. It's not that hard...
Actually it is, it’s called “Qualified Immunity”. Thank the SCOTUS for that.
Can you do 2-6 pulls ups ?
Can you do 3-7 push ups ?
You can be a cop.
You're not exaggerating. Kind of sad how low the standards have become
That’s as low as I could of put the standards I could of went lower on pull ups but I gave them the benefit of the doubt.
@@dl30wpb Lol go through the academy and show us how easy it is little boy :-)
And do you love Donuts?
@@mc333777 exactly
Another emotionally insecure man who can't live in the real world and not have things his own way.
American man*
Sounds like he feels he has a better chance of legally beating the case then fleeing.
Adultry creates violence and hatred, and the innocent spouse could get killed not even knowing why he was being murdered.
Don’t know the situation here.
They need to do much stronger psychological evaluations when hiring police officers. Most rely on polygraph tests which is absurd considering those are not even accurate enough to be admissable in court.
Polygraphs shouldn’t even be allowed as testing. It’s putting someone under duress to respond and nowhere near an accurate reflection of someone’s mindstate.
There shouldn’t even be police officers. At least not the ones that exist today - getting paid by imposing property taxes and threatening families.
Why is it hard? So what if he is law enforcement? If he killed someone, then he needs to be locked up. I just don't understand this type of mentality when this officer is in the wrong
"We have investigated ourselves and found our officer followed all department policies" Rules for thee but not for me.
Murder is murder. Life in prison.
It's sad so many lives are lost; over love affairs gone wrong... I hope the orphaned child has a strong support system; in their life to come.
And a police officer that thinks he can do what he wants.
And they wonder why we can't trust the police
Urbanites
Yeah the white one's
Who do you trust ?
I don't understand why it is allegedly difficult for prosecutors to try law enforcement officers for crimes. Even if that is true, simply recuse yourself and bring in another prosecutor if necessary. In this case, the guy admitted to the act... what am I missing?
Difficult for who. I'll easly find him guilty and imprison him.
They better have a ton of proof.
Lots of times cops can just say they were reaching for their flashlight but accidentally grabbed their gun by mistake. 🙄
Tazer.
If Stockton wouldn't have him....
Hoping their child is with loving relatives and can avoid state agencies after this horrific loss.
Does it matter that he was a cop? Charge him with a double murder and add 50% additional time on top of the normal time because of his status as a Deputy. Those in Law Enforcement should be held to much higher standards, not lower.
Why will this be a difficult case? If he's a police officer, he's above the law.
Imagine the man watching tv with his wife and kid in the other room and you watch your wife get shot and killed trying to protect her as someone breaks in your door, not knowing she's the one that cheated. Poor man and child.
They said "they think" there was a relationship. Other cops have stalked and killed people that wanted nothing to do with them.
A crime is a crime no matter who commits it. Goes to show you how law enforcement treats themselves better than the public.
"This case will be difficult because the suspect is in law enforcement" ????? What!!!!!!
I would love to know what psychological screening is done if any before they hand an officer a gun. It’s the 21st century there are many less than lethal weapons that can be used as a replacement for firearms for officers. This is a prime example of easy access to a firearm resulted in murder. You take that one aspect of the crime away and there is no crime. Making it easy to resolve problems is why we have so many gun deaths in this country that aren’t had by protection of one’s self, family, or property but to take the lives of one’s self or innocent victims.
Canada 10 dead and 18 wound. with a knife . 🤔🤔 See how that works
As a retired cop I can tell you the Psychological’s are pretty intense, the issue is the Depts make the final decision and with everyone screaming Diversity for the last 20 years, Depts have drastically reduced their hiring standards. In the State of NY you can be arrested for a Felony but as long as you’ve pled to or been convicted of only a misdemeanor they will hire you, I personally trained a female Officer right out of the Academy and she bragged about how when our Chief (who hired her) was a Patrolman she jumped him in a School Riot and opened him up and even though it was Felony she was allowed to plead to a reduced misdemeanor charge. She wound up getting injured and while working inside was giving info to gang members. Keep hiring based on quotas and not based on the best applicants off a strict hiring guideline and you’ll keep getting stuff like this happening.
Dont give a cop a gun.. take guns away from legal gun owners.. what u think criminals will stop carrying too? Lol sooo sooooo funny
@@geneawisea2708 if you're retired, how can you speak for the way things are done now. Also, you clearly didn't work at every single police department in America, so to speak for every single department shows me you are a basic cop. You have the same thinking as a basic cop. Aka, you assume things that can easily not be true.
None
Service revolver. Seriously police department still use them??
Sounds like he tried to take qualified immunity to another level...
It's bizarre they can't find a motive.
Ya how do Prosecute somebody who has qualified immunity. That’s why they should not have qualified immunity so that way they are prosecuted the same way we are when it comes to the laws
You don't know how any of this works. Sit down junior... let the adults handle this.
You have no idea how that works do you?
qualified immunity applies to ON THE JOB interactions only.
if he was at work at the court house, and his ex chick and her husband came in and tried attacking him, yeah qualified immunity, but not when your off shift and break in to someone home and shoot them.
@@ShainAndrews That's a problem qhe the adults are turning a relatively straight forward case, of first degree (double homicide...) into an unnecessarily convoluted S**t Show!!!
@@ShainAndrews even if he is found guilty he will not get the same sentence and jail time that we would if we did the same crime. Or how about the fact that they won’t kick down his door to arrest him and that they will allow him to turn him self in. My point is that people in Authority get far less time and less sentencing then we do. Look at trump if you took classified document’s home you would be charged and prosecuted for treason.
This so called “criminal analysts” (is love to see how he made the decision to define himself as that as no such job title exists) saying it would be “difficult” to prosecute based on his failed one year stint in law enforcement is a clown. I’m a current prosecutor of 18 years and there’s nothing about this that would be complex simply because he’s a failed cop. Even if he’s a current one it doesn’t matter. Were the elements of the offense met with criminal culability or not?
He was let go!! He killed out of stupidity!!
Someone cheated. Now 4 lives ruined. The enemy is tricky.
If only there was some sort of psychological test they could give them to see if they were hiring nut jobs.
Regard other people’s problems as our own.
Always have the interests of others at heart
and refrain from harbouring selfish thoughts.
Selfishness leads to distracting thoughts,
which, if left unchecked, will make us more
disturbed and miserable.
the west dont need your wisdom, bang bang, do more jobs so we can steal your money.
Bahaha. Americans don't even gaf about their own children. To expect them to care for other humans outside of their family is laughable.
How does that happen?? When will cops be held accountable????
Dude was a cop for a year and technically wasn't hired so why would they protect him
"It's a horrible time for us"
Two people were killed and their families are.greiving, but it's a horrible time for.you.
He worked with them..nice selective hearing.
@@RowdyLpx Selective hearing...not particulary uncommon in the day and age of alternative facts.
way to go E-Verify
I don't know how things are done in the US, but here in Germany, as soon as a shot is fired by a police officer, a department from another city is mandated with the investigation. And that's for *lawful* discharge.
Cops should be held to a much higher standard than citizens. This is almost never the case.
TRUMP FOR PRISON 2022
Ok child groomer
Just make sure the children are taken care of now. They and their Families will need all the support they can get.
Foster care is not all that bad. And they can reunite when they are older. 🤗🤗
HELLO laurie 👋🏼 how are you doing there today ?
That officer sounds like a true psychopath.
Why would this crime be difficult since he's a police officer? He shot and killed 2 people in their home. Done, prison time.
Melanin compassion strikes again.
Crooked cops are amongst us 😡😡
No different then BLM . Got something in his mind and didn't care what anybody else thought. ✊🏾✊🏾
He told the chief he threw the weapon along the side of the highway...... And we're having a discussion on if he did it or not????
The deputy was in fear for his life and the married couple was resisting arrest. Cased closed
Nothing to do with police. Everything to do with a culture.
You're right Police culture.
why would it be difficult, the man killed a couple, regardless if he is Sheriff, he is now a murderer and should be prosecuted to extent of the Law, without prejudice ...
I will never understand jealous? Only a liar, thief an a abuser can be one.
How yall show the killer 15 times but not the victims even 1 time.
Difficult because he’s in law enforcement? That shouldn’t matter, try him as a civilian since he didn’t commit the crime while on duty.
Corrupt cops must be stopped and tried as criminals.
All the “good apples” never said a word…
REAL question is how many times do cops commit violent crimes and get away with it? This was one where they aren't looking out for their own finally
Affirmative action. Failed to pass training. Who’s surprised?
This case should not be difficult to prosecute just because he’s a cop. No one is above the law.
We thought the same thing about the President. You see how that worked. 🤦🏽♀️
Why was he given another job after failing at his first law enforcement job?
What this man thinking .. killing a couple then throwing weapon
If the cop was let go he wasn’t a cop. So why did he still have his service weapon?
Once a criminal will always be a criminal...All cops should go through mental health status exam.
Nice job screening and hiring this guy. He was a thug in third grade.
Always a conflict of interest when the Wolf decides if another Wolf ate the chickens
Like I said before how do you trust any of them?? I sure do not and never will.
You know what would have been a good idea?
A reference check.
He throw his service pistol away on the side of the road after a homicide. End of discussion 🤨.
Isn’t justice suppose to be blind? The reporter seems to have a low regard for the justice system. Why would it be difficult to prosecute a murderer just because he happens to be cop too?
America is struggling with the idea that ALL are under the law in this country
Ok the reason he said it would be difficult is that, it’s hard for investigators to investigate one of their own, it’s hard to imagine that one of yours committed such a horrible crime.
It’s difficult for the courts because criminal cases involving members of LE present a different set of challenges when it comes to jury selection, and public perceptions.
Another cop that gets to spend decades in the same place he helped to send others. All over emotions that he could not handle. Glad he is off the force!
Hopefully Hunter B will be joining him soon.
Poor child.
What do they mean it will be difficult? He admitted to doing it pretty much. His vehicle was fleeing the scene, he was headed out of state, and ditched the murder weapon 😳... The question is why was he good enough to work for you but not Stockton PD??? The law suit will be on your hiring criteria.
So the jury is gonna be like “I just don’t know guys, he was a cop. I really can’t decide if he’s guilty or innocent based on that information.”?
Allegedly? Did you arrest him before confirming the dead bodies? Go look again.
No, no it shouldn't be difficult at all. Hold him to the same laws we are held by. In fact hold him to a higher standard of accountability.
I’m from Stockton.. and if he failed his internship with them, that’s saying something!