Saddest part is, I keep listening to the video, I cant even hear when the acorn drops.
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That's a whole lot of gunfire to not even be able to see the threat.
He did say he got hit; I wonder what prompted him to think he was hit. Maybe that was why he kept firing.
He probably knocked the wind out of himself doing his combat roll after he heard the acorn.
Watching them shoot into the vehicle with each other as backstops is insane. Amazing nobody was hit.
That cat is wired too tight to be a cop. Maybe the female, too. Both of them just spraying bullets all over the fucking neighborhood, no target, no threat…zero situational awareness.
And then, “I’m hit!” Lol.
He gets the Ricky Bobby Invisible Fire Award.
I bet he regularly "desk pops" too.
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I have my doubts about him being an SF Officer, or even served in the military.....but I'm sure that will come out in time. Glad he resigned...could be charged and will be sued....what an idiot.
Fucking trigger happy spazoid. Good riddance.
The acorn memes are on point. Lol
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Minimum 2 dead police officers and 1 deceased paramedic in Burnsville, MN early this morning. Details are sparse, supposedly responding to a “domestic”.
Everything is in speculation mode right now. The Twitter Hypocrites who usually post about “defunding the police” were quick to insert their copy/paste “thoughts and prayers” messages. Talking to you Senator Amy Klobuchar.
Developing: Law enforcement responds to "incident with weapons" in Burnsville
Everything is in speculation mode right now. The Twitter Hypocrites who usually post about “defunding the police” were quick to insert their copy/paste “thoughts and prayers” messages. Talking to you Senator Amy Klobuchar.
Developing: Law enforcement responds to "incident with weapons" in Burnsville
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That's awful. Just awful. When I was a paramedic, I was shot at, twice. Once was domestic. Awful news.
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Man, I hate domestic calls.....you just never know....
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Several team members at my gym are on Burnsville PD, including a couple black belts. Tough day.
I was never shot at, though I was assaulted a number of times and had a knife pulled on me, once. Had a gun pulled on me once also.
What's also typical is that the news are speaking of deceased cops, barely if anything mentioned of the dead medic.
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He was also an Army vet - 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry.
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Two police officers, first responder shot and killed in Burnsville, Minnesota
Two Burnsville police officers and a Fire Department paramedic were shot and killed early Sunday morning after an hourslong standoff following a domestic abuse call, where a gunman barricaded himself inside a home with a woman and seven children before firing on the three, then later turning a gun on himself.
Officers responded to the residence the 12600 block of 33rd Avenue S. just before 2 a.m. and attempted to communicate with those inside. Gunfire erupted several hours later, striking three officers and the firefighter/paramedic as he tended to one of the wounded.
The dead were identified as officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge, both 27, and firefighter/paramedic, Adam Finseth, 40.
Police Sgt. Adam Medlicott was hospitalized with gunshot wounds but is expected to survive, according to a Burnsville news release.
"This is a hard day. It's a really hard day for our public safety family. We're hurting; we're hurting," Burnsville Police Chief Tanya Schwarz said at an afternoon news conference. "Today three members of our team made the ultimate sacrifice for this community. They are heroes." The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) confirmed that the gunman died at the scene.
BCA Superintendent Drew Evans said the hourlsong standoff began after a 1:50 a.m. call about domestic abuse at a single-family home in a middle-class neighborhood near Terrace Oaks East Park in southeast Burnsville. The man involved was reported to be armed and barricaded with family members in the home, including seven children aged 2 to 15. Evans said there had not been a significant history of police calls to the home before Sunday.
Gunfire erupted about 5:30 a.m. Evans said the suspect, whom he declined to identify, fired at officers who were trying to negotiate with him to leave the house.
At least one of the officers shot was inside the house, Evans said, and it is not yet clear if the others shot were inside or outside the house. Shots were fired from both the upper and main level of the home. Evans confirmed that an armored vehicle on the scene with a bullet-riddled windshield was part of the operation, "which was why it was shot."
Evans said the suspect was dead by 8 a.m. Sunday, and the other people in the house escaped without injury. Law enforcement sources confirmed that the suspect killed himself.
The BCA is still investigating the shooting, and Evans said the medical examiner's office will release the suspect's cause of death.
My first duty station was 1/327. That's out of the 101st. I'm sure I was gone long before he got to the unit though.
RIP brother.
Rest easy to the fallen. This shit is the reason my wife has grey hair and why I did not tell her about it as I'm sitting here at work.
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