Perhaps the bar to be a police officer should be set higher and create a system that mirrors the level of training and qualifications of firefighter recruitment before one ever gets a badge, let alone a firearm. How difficult can it be.
You're so right. Any old clown who's inclined to act out on his violent tendencies can become a cop as long as they somehow avoid a felony prior to applying. I think for starters there should be intense and thorough psychological testing. You'd be surprised how many meat heads you could avoid giving a badge and a gun if they made this simple change. If you're asked the right questions it can be very difficult to hide that you're fundamentally unfit
And double the punishment of what a civilian gets. That goes for judges, prosecutors etc. Not to mention they should go through due process just like any other person, no more paid administrative leave.
I feel bad for the nephew who saw his Aunt killed in front of him. I wonder how differently that night would have been had he announced that he was a police officer. I don’t believe the police officer planned on killing her. But regardless the family and community deserves justice. Praying for that sweet boy. He has been through so much in his young life.
The chances of that are slim and none. If he DOESN'T get probation, which he's eligible for, based on a jury recommendation (as long as he doesn't get a sentence recommendation of 10+ years), the State of Texas will declare him a "high security risk", ask the feds to house him, and he'll get moved to a non-threatening federal yard (medium-security, or less) somewhere, and possibly even be given a fake WITSEC name to do time under. Think I'm wrong? Ask yourself: when was the last time you heard of a convicted ex-cop (or ex-fed, ex-Congressman, ex-judge, ex-guard, etc.) getting killed in prison?
@@ramonbriones4487 no she failed herself by. It getting the proper training before she decided too carry a firearm. I’ve been a cop for 24 years, been retired for 5 years, and still most train and requalify inorder too carry in every state. Co look up, LEOSA, or HR-218
@@tax905972 no who's training should matter more the people that we pay or citizens in their own home? Come in my yard without a warrant and consent, it's gonna be a lot of slow singing and flower bringing if my motion detectors go off.
And why do you hope this? If he were your son or relative would you feel this way? His training is his survival on the job. Anything involving people has a potential for violence.
@@ralph8078 yes. Wrong is wrong regardless of whether it’s your family committing the wrong. He broke into that woman’s yard and shot her while she was in her own house. Unacceptable, I can’t believe you’re trying to justify this man taking a life when he was in the wrong
The single most dangerous call for a cop is domestics. That’s where they all get gunned down. Just had my customer here who is also a cop go be a pall bearer at the funeral of his shooting instructor from the academy who was shot dead on patrol. Guy was Vietnamese-American and was retiring next year. Just got blown away approaching the door to a house. There’s nothing worse than having “go in there” on your job description and obviously this is a tragic mistake
@@Avogadros_number by your mentality then we better throw people in jail for 10 years or whatever for making a u-turn which accidentally kills an oncoming driver
@@ralph8078 I hope he gets 20 years and gets beat regularly. I hope this because he is a pig that needs to be made an example of, so other pigs might stop MURDERING people.
Can possibly get probation for recklessly killing another human while serving in his “professional capacity” Was out on bail this entire time. You just can’t make this up!
Here's how this works being that it's his 1st Offense then they take that in consideration 2nd Being that he wore a badge that has a lot of juice But anybody else would have been strung up in a heartbeat
Dude shot thru her window and didn’t I.D himself. These ppl don’t know justice but they will soon understand that no 1 or nation is exempt from the reach of EL SHADDAI YISRAEL
I'm sitting in my own home minding my own business ain't committing any crime and the police officer come to my home and I'm dead the culture have to change shoot first then asked questions latter really is this How it worked
No less then life for this ex cop, the system here is a joke - they really stating he can have as little as 2 years but no more then 20, his action were clear and his intentions too,
I think manslaughter is a decent charge. Probation should be out the window. No less than 10 years is what he deserves. He didn't ID himself and was trespassing. I don't think he intentionally killed her but none the less he did
He will get 3 yrs - serve 1 Yr or so and he will be free . It’s never fully justice when it comes to cops ! They seem to mourn for the loss of a fallen officer, but for a civilian it’s business as usual .
He saw the gun on the ground and decided to open fired on a woman sitting on her bed playing packman with her 8year old son because he saw a gun on the floor
He saw the gun and fire the gun. Oh a lot of people have a gun it's yo 2nd Amendment. You know the right to bear arms. Even cops some times break into people homes.
I Am Sorry To Be The Bearer Of Bad News. Get That 20 Years Maximum Out Of Your Heads Now. We Are Already At Lesser Charge Stages, Talking About Two Years Minimum, Parole, Probation. SMDH
@@TechieXP of course he wouldn't, so why even ask him? He is willfully ignorant and doesn't care what you have to say, so let him remain the trash that he is.
She entitled and permitted by Texas Law to have a licensed gun in her OWN home! She didn’t raise the gun at the officer who admittedly did not follow procedures and conducted “sloppy” police work. 🙄 Try learning the facts of the case and trial before giving an uninformed and unsolicited opinion in a public forum.
I didn't listen to the testimony in the trial. But maybe what happened here was a convergence of unfortunate circumstances and the cop should not be blamed at all (nor should the homeowner who was killed). 1. Neighbor sees the door opened and no activity in the house. A possible break-in, or the occupant in trouble, and calls 911. 2. Closest cop to the scene is not in uniform, but is on duty, takes the call and goes over to the house. 3. Homeowner sees a stranger entering the house, has no idea it is a cop who was called, and pulls a gun. 4. Cop sees an armed person confront him. In his mind that could have been the burglar the call was made for. 5. Cops are trained to shoot if a person points a gun at them; there's no time for a warning.
He needs to do time. Ex cops get off easy to be honest.
Perhaps the bar to be a police officer should be set higher and create a system that mirrors the level of training and qualifications of firefighter recruitment before one ever gets a badge, let alone a firearm. How difficult can it be.
They let women be firefighters, cops , and soldiers… it’s all a joke
You're so right. Any old clown who's inclined to act out on his violent tendencies can become a cop as long as they somehow avoid a felony prior to applying. I think for starters there should be intense and thorough psychological testing. You'd be surprised how many meat heads you could avoid giving a badge and a gun if they made this simple change. If you're asked the right questions it can be very difficult to hide that you're fundamentally unfit
And double the punishment of what a civilian gets. That goes for judges, prosecutors etc. Not to mention they should go through due process just like any other person, no more paid administrative leave.
@@beardedswordsman2901yeah I don’t get paid leave if I break the law..
@@wayneweezynbreezyyates5632 ok then, tons of examples to the contrary.
I feel bad for the nephew who saw his Aunt killed in front of him. I wonder how differently that night would have been had he announced that he was a police officer. I don’t believe the police officer planned on killing her. But regardless the family and community deserves justice.
Praying for that sweet boy. He has been through so much in his young life.
It’s truly awful to think he still has the possibility of parole.
Possibility of parole? The guy is guaranteed to go free. 20 years max he’ll pry get probation.
And sadly I think he will get probation
Repeal qualified immunity for cops.
The day Qualified Immunity is revoked nationwide is the day police brutality and corruption IMMEDIATELY ENDS!
The government want this type of evil.
Justice..but ..but the sentencing part is what got me afraid
why?
@@Hartleymolly because the sentencing depends if he stay in prison for the rest of his life... or not
@@melissaleoncreolenola
Are you afraid his sentence will be too light or too severe ?
@@JimEnger to light
He'll only get two years maybe do one year, all for taking the life of a human being.
HE SHOWED NO EMOTION WHEN HE KILLED HER HE DOES NOT CARE
And if he did show emotion is that gonna change anything? No it isn't.
2 years out in 3 months
Before "2025"..
And?
@@dar7230
AND, you are a devil.
Today’s pig...tomorrow’s bacon.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hope they give him the max and send him to a real hard prison where he can think about what being cowboy has gotten him.
The chances of that are slim and none. If he DOESN'T get probation, which he's eligible for, based on a jury recommendation (as long as he doesn't get a sentence recommendation of 10+ years), the State of Texas will declare him a "high security risk", ask the feds to house him, and he'll get moved to a non-threatening federal yard (medium-security, or less) somewhere, and possibly even be given a fake WITSEC name to do time under. Think I'm wrong? Ask yourself: when was the last time you heard of a convicted ex-cop (or ex-fed, ex-Congressman, ex-judge, ex-guard, etc.) getting killed in prison?
I hope he gets a lot of time
People, including law enforcement, must be accountable for their actions. The justice system doing its job on this case.
The system failed the family.
@@ramonbriones4487 no she failed herself by. It getting the proper training before she decided too carry a firearm. I’ve been a cop for 24 years, been retired for 5 years, and still most train and requalify inorder too carry in every state. Co look up, LEOSA, or HR-218
@@tax905972 no who's training should matter more the people that we pay or citizens in their own home? Come in my yard without a warrant and consent, it's gonna be a lot of slow singing and flower bringing if my motion detectors go off.
Whatch this guy get a slap on wrist 🤔
Be out before "2025"...
I hope he receives as lengthy sentence as possible. I also hope he is safe in prison so he can serve every day of it.
And why do you hope this? If he were your son or relative would you feel this way? His training is his survival on the job. Anything involving people has a potential for violence.
@@ralph8078 yes. Wrong is wrong regardless of whether it’s your family committing the wrong. He broke into that woman’s yard and shot her while she was in her own house. Unacceptable, I can’t believe you’re trying to justify this man taking a life when he was in the wrong
The single most dangerous call for a cop is domestics. That’s where they all get gunned down. Just had my customer here who is also a cop go be a pall bearer at the funeral of his shooting instructor from the academy who was shot dead on patrol. Guy was Vietnamese-American and was retiring next year. Just got blown away approaching the door to a house. There’s nothing worse than having “go in there” on your job description and obviously this is a tragic mistake
@@Avogadros_number by your mentality then we better throw people in jail for 10 years or whatever for making a u-turn which accidentally kills an oncoming driver
@@ralph8078 I hope he gets 20 years and gets beat regularly.
I hope this because he is a pig that needs to be made an example of, so other pigs might stop MURDERING people.
Can possibly get probation for recklessly killing another human while serving in his “professional capacity”
Was out on bail this entire time.
You just can’t make this up!
Exactly.
Be out before "2025"!!!..
@@anonymouslee8287 he's getting probation and zero time
Something is nothing!
He Shows ZERO remorse for killing someone unjustly. She was in her own home, and committed no crime.
May she Rest in peace.
Here's how this works being that it's his 1st Offense then they take that in consideration 2nd Being that he wore a badge that has a lot of juice But anybody else would have been strung up in a heartbeat
So you’re saying, you wanna wait for his SECOND offense?’ Idiot.
Dude shot thru her window and didn’t I.D himself. These ppl don’t know justice but they will soon understand that no 1 or nation is exempt from the reach of EL SHADDAI YISRAEL
Dude didn’t have to ID himself when he’s looking at the business end of a gun pointed at himself…..
I'm sitting in my own home minding my own business ain't committing any crime and the police officer come to my home and I'm dead the culture have to change shoot first then asked questions latter really is this How it worked
Lord Help Us
His immunity will prevent him from doing any real time for his crime..i dont react to the verdicts now days but towards the sentence.
2-20 years in prison? That’s it?
That's the minimum and maximum legally allowed by law
How traumatic that must have been for the nephew . My condolences for the family
Be out before "2025"!!!...
He won't do 2 years
No less then life for this ex cop, the system here is a joke - they really stating he can have as little as 2 years but no more then 20, his action were clear and his intentions too,
Learn police tactics before you open your mouths. Especially you military vets with no police training or or experience.
What's going on with the department that trained him? Nothing????? Like he's the only one that behaves like this?
I think manslaughter is a decent charge. Probation should be out the window. No less than 10 years is what he deserves. He didn't ID himself and was trespassing. I don't think he intentionally killed her but none the less he did
He will get 3 yrs - serve 1 Yr or so and he will be free . It’s never fully justice when it comes to cops ! They seem to mourn for the loss of a fallen officer, but for a civilian it’s business as usual .
He got 12 years. 🎉
I hope his tiny little brain understands what he did and I hope the jail/ prison treats him how he treated society. Enjoy Aaron Dean!!!!
He did what the laws of that bs state authorized.
Sad thing is he won't. He'll be held in PC.
@@tax905972 so not following policy for that department is what?
Trigger happy oinkers
Use sentencing not punishment phase.
The 'punishment' phase begins when he is released...
So sad .
He saw the gun on the ground and decided to open fired on a woman sitting on her bed playing packman with her 8year old son because he saw a gun on the floor
Woman just say black person!!! All them other people you’re trying to include, DONT GET TREATED LIKE US!!!
Let them police themselves.
it is so sad
11yrs/11months verdict
Jail him !!!! The prisoners will take care of him for us.
He saw the gun and fire the gun. Oh a lot of people have a gun it's yo 2nd Amendment. You know the right to bear arms. Even cops some times break into people homes.
This cop F up in so many ways! Now let's see what his sentence is. I'm not optimistic.
It's some bs.
Just for his smurk he should get 10 years...
Let along what he did to the young lady...
He ain't remorseful..
It's in his face bright as day....
I Am Sorry To Be The Bearer Of Bad News. Get That 20 Years Maximum Out Of Your Heads Now.
We Are Already At Lesser Charge Stages, Talking About Two Years Minimum, Parole, Probation. SMDH
Reason to never be a policeman
Reason to follow the law and not shoot people who have not committed any crime.
Yeah it is a reason to not be a police officer but I don't trigger happy police.
Do you believe in the 2nd amendment, or are you a boot licker?
@@richardsuggs8108 brilliant observation, so you’d just stand there while someone points a gun at you?
Smfh. Of course the investigation the cops did unto themselves if going to get him leniency. Disgusting.
What would be criminal gone ask an armed victim to drop the gun before they shoot?
Gestapo Gestapo Gestapo Gestapo Gestapo
The correct verdict
If you think so tell us when deadly force is permitted ?
So if a black officers shots your daughter or wife for no reason, you're ok with the black cop getting exactly what this guy gets?
@@TechieXP of course he wouldn't, so why even ask him? He is willfully ignorant and doesn't care what you have to say, so let him remain the trash that he is.
@@TechieXPIf his daughter was adopted black girl maybe.
Douglas Lee, your mama should’ve swallowed your racist 🍑
CGI
Better than nothing
Be out before "2025"!!!...
Who called the police? Why was the cop at the house?
Neighbor. Her doors were open in the middle of the night. Thought someone may have broken in.
The call was for a well fare check. The neighbor was worried cause the door were open for a while and didn't see anyone.
I had a cop come to my house for the same reason. I don't want to get shot because my ac broke and I'm hot.
Her neighbor called the police after his relative alerted him by phone that things didn't look right ( she lived close to her, across the street.)
correct verdict
You sound truly ignorant and foolish for this comment.
@@jeffreysimms2318 expatiate
Whether he is sentenced to two or twenty years, I hope he's "taken out" the week he's scheduled to be released.
How very Christian like!
@@frankhannah7227 not EVERYONE is “christian” ESPECIALLY those that claim to be.
She had a gun and she is not a hero she had a gun.
In her own home !!!
I thought that’s her right as an American citizen to bear arms
He jumped a fence in Texas. That is a crime. She was at home. They both were armed one broke the law to get there.
She entitled and permitted by Texas Law to have a licensed gun in her OWN home! She didn’t raise the gun at the officer who admittedly did not follow procedures and conducted “sloppy” police work. 🙄 Try learning the facts of the case and trial before giving an uninformed and unsolicited opinion in a public forum.
As dumb as you are, I hope you haven't procreated & aren't voting...
Nothing to do with the story itself, but Rebecca Lopez looks like she transitioned.
😂😂😂😂
I was thinking that too
@@shawnlove4502 Glad I'm not going blind or crazy then.
Who is that?!
@@yepimback The reporter in the news clip on this story. Looks like a wax figure of a tranny, melting in the sun.
Fort Worth is a boy or girl?
He didn’t show emotion?! Ok. and???! He cannot show, what he does not have.
I didn't listen to the testimony in the trial. But maybe what happened here was a convergence of unfortunate circumstances and the cop should not be blamed at all (nor should the homeowner who was killed).
1. Neighbor sees the door opened and no activity in the house. A possible break-in, or the occupant in trouble, and calls 911.
2. Closest cop to the scene is not in uniform, but is on duty, takes the call and goes over to the house.
3. Homeowner sees a stranger entering the house, has no idea it is a cop who was called, and pulls a gun.
4. Cop sees an armed person confront him. In his mind that could have been the burglar the call was made for.
5. Cops are trained to shoot if a person points a gun at them; there's no time for a warning.
"I didn't listen to the testimony in the trial."
well words are mute. none off what you said happened.
Lol maybe u should watch b4 making comment lol
Here we go , I'm willing to bet he gets probation when he murdered that woman