My nephew saw the whole thing. officer walked out and 3 men attacked him and beat him to the ground punching and kicking him in the head. The officer identified himself and the 3 men didnt care, they kept beating the officer. The officer pulled his weapon and started shooting. The officer look pretty beatup. They had to give him stitches.
Getting beat down by 3 people at once, i would consider that life threating, if i had a gun i would start shooting to defend myself. Kill or be killed.
My nephew saw the whole thing. officer walked out and 3 men attacked him and beat him to the ground punching and kicking him in the head. The officer identified himself and the 3 men didnt care, they kept beating the officer. The officer pulled his weapon and started shooting. The officer look pretty beatup. They had to give him stitches.
Getting beat down by 3 people at once, i would consider that life threating, if i had a gun i would start shooting to defend myself. Kill or be killed.
After working years in the emergency department, the “victim” is often just minding their own business, and it seems that aften the family state how “they were just turning their life around.” I don’t know the specifics of this case, but I have seen way too many times of the “innocent” seem to end up in the middles of things.
After working years in the emergency department, the “victim” is often just minding their own business, and it seems that aften the family state how “they were just turning their life around.” I don’t know the specifics of this case, but I have seen way too many times of the “innocent” seem to end up in the middles of things.
After working years in the emergency department, the “victim” is often just minding their own business, and it seems that aften the family state how “they were just turning their life around.” I don’t know the specifics of this case, but I have seen way too many times of the “innocent” seem to end up in the middles of things.
After working years in the emergency department, the “victim” is often just minding their own business, and it seems that aften the family state how “they were just turning their life around.” I don’t know the specifics of this case, but I have seen way too many times of the “innocent” seem to end up in the middles of things.
After working years in the emergency department, the “victim” is often just minding their own business, and it seems that aften the family state how “they were just turning their life around.” I don’t know the specifics of this case, but I have seen way too many times of the “innocent” seem to end up in the middles of things.
