Teen disarms LASD deputy, fatally shoots herself
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2024
- FOX 11 obtained surveillance video from a deadly shooting inside a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department station in the City of Industry.
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WTF???? The girls family is blaming the Deputy?? This is wrong on every level!!!
everybody thinks they r the victim these days.... countersue for attorney fees
@@razzor222
It took less than three seconds. Are you seriously trying to blame the deputy for being attacked? Your logic makes no sense. If someone stole your car and ran a person down, are you responsible for the death or is the person who stole your car responsible? Maybe we should put the blame where it belongs. On the person who chose to do the wrong thing.
@@razzor222 Let me ask you a question, if a person jumps in front of a moving train, is the train operator then responsible for that? By your logic, they would be partially to blame as well. You need to understand that in this instance, the officer here is a victim. Its not like he consented.
@razzor222 your an idiot period
@@bleachknight90 trains take time to stop there would be nothing the operator could do. There are a number of things the cop could of done with having his weapon properly secured being number 1
The only questions this teenager's family needs to be concerned about is why she wanted to do this to herself.
The popular boy won’t pay attention to her
100% this..... of course your first reaction is "gut". The evil want us to question our "gut feeling" to accept evil.
Proof or reported are gake and fay. @@Monkeymadness249
I'm sure the family is looking for a payout.
She doesn't have enough tiktok followers and feels inadequate.
Sheriffs not responsible for her behaviour
What?
Fair enough, but just shows he's not an alpha if he couldn't stop her (like me, an alpha).
The deputy is responsible for his weapon…pathetic
@@darktear099 no he isnt you big dope, she pulled it on herself
@@IxMicro yes he is you pathetic excuse for human excrement….even if she pulled it herself
Damn she was fast and didn’t even give the officer anytime to retain his firearm. She was determined to die that night.
He literally punched her instead of grabbing the gun, I’m not blaming him but he definitely had time.
@@houstonjoker3836 To me it actually doesn’t look intentional. The cop noticed she had his gun and punched her, which she reacted by raising her right arm.
The video is in slow motion, it unfolded much quicker. I don’t actually think she meant to off herself, but couldn’t be sure either way.
He didn’t have time to retain it because his holster was straight garbo
She pulled that off like she had been practicing it for years.
learned from fortnite
She was bound and determined to take her life in this exact manner. It’s kinda hard to blame the deputy at that point.
@@62CristoforoIt's really not
@@62Cristoforo No it isn't.
woke lib@@davidsherrill9121
Daughter offs herself and the only thing the parents are concerned about is cashing in on a law-suit.
I can just see it. Their darling girl is going to be the love of their lives and has never given them a moments worry. Now I wonder how much we can make out of that!!!!
@@dianapeek6936 Far too many are ready to cash in on that ghetto lottery. It is so sad.
Probably bullied online or at school...
Mob stalked ,??
These are sad times indeed,, my prayers for those left to heal.....
Yep, really shows how much they cared.
pays for the funeral ig
He was completely caught off guard. He tried to get it back. Literally, a 5 second interaction. There’s no way he could’ve known that was going to happen.
I understand her family being horrified, but that man has some major trauma to live with now. Instead of suing they should be asking what happened to her to get her in that mindset in the first place!
he punches her in the face twice. instead of trying to grab the gun
Maybe he thought she was going to try to shoot him.
Are u blind or something? He didn't try to get it back. He just punched the girl in the face
@@darkracer1252try grabbing something from someone from behind. Get real bro
@@darkracer1252 Yes, because someone ran up on him and stole the lethal weapon out of the holster and continued moving forwards. Are you purposely trying to be stupid, or are you just naturally like this?
Looks like the family is the one that needs to be questioned.
Parents: "It raises a lot of questions"....exactly, with the first question, "Let's discuss your parenting".
Exactly! I've been working in Family Systems now for 35 years and if there's one thing that ironically unites the country across lines of race, gender, and social class it's child abuse. The only problem most Americans have with child abuse is talking about it honestly and intelligently. Instead, they blame the children.
you are right; but the ukraine flag?!
@@luigicirelli2583 You have something against supporting a fight for freedom?
Her parents don't have custody. Go figure.
"Authorities have identified the teenage girl who died of a gunshot wound inside a Los Angeles county sheriff’s station as 17-year-old Johanna González, according to the county medical examiner, who has classified her death as a suicide.
Deputies were called to a home in the City of Industry, a small city 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, on 25 March for a teen allegedly having a mental health crisis. By the time they arrived, González, who was being fostered by her aunt and uncle, had already left."
@@junglegrawlix Just tragic. As others have stated, it all begins with the parents. The fact she was being fostered speaks volumes.....this means the parents were somehow incapacitated (parentally) which immediately indicates the girl was almost certainly enduring serious emotional issues. The emotional torment that results from inadequate parental care is probably the most serious challenge any person can face and is rarely overcome completely. She needed significant professional support....something rarely obtained by younger people.
It is pretty near impossible to stop a determined suicide. She was determined.
I agree with you here l hope she rest in peçe life is Hard 😢
Yeah. It fucking is. @@user-uu1hv8nv6i
It's true. If they can't do it one way, they'll try another.
.........Very determined, to do what she did........her demeanour of her actions, say it all. She certainly was DOOMED, from the beginning.
Yeah, only compassionate people can feel how much pain she was in to do this. I feel awful that she was in such a place to feel like this was her best choice.
I really don't think that deputy could have reacted any differently or any better. It looked like she was running into the building and needing help. He did absolutely nothing wrong and even got off two punches in seconds. That girl made herself a victim and this deputy a victim. I have a few immediate family members in law enforcement and corrections, and I can't imagine what this deputy and his family are experiencing. The family has absolutely no grounds to sue.
the family is using this officer as a scapegoat for their horrible needs that saids a lot about the family since the girl did that.
I saw another comment saying the family is probably looking for a payout.
i don't blame the cop, but i am curious to know why he didn't have holster lock nor gun safety lock on?
she just pulled the gun out like it had no lock, every police holster comes iwth a lock to prevent EXACTLY THIS from happening. it's a simple lock that can be pushed or pulled a side, but does require bit of time and precision.
and it looked like weapon had no safety on either, altho any experienced gun user would be able to flick it off .. if gun had safety on, then it means she must have been practicing this. i've had some experience with guns and i don't think even i could pull the safety off in middle of a struggle and without looking.
@@SethiozProject I don't know. She was messing with the gun for a second or two before she shot herself, so maybe she was messing with the safety.
@@SethiozProject you did see where they said the deputies who work in the station have a different holster than the ones in the field right? Or did you miss that part?
The family's response pretty much proves that she was in a tough life
He was caught completely off guard. It looks like he thought she was running for help. That's what it appears to me as well.
Yeah I do agree with this and coupled with not having a retention holster, that gave her the advantage. Had the deputy had a retention holster, this probably wouldn't have happened as easily or at all.
@@taskforcekarma6945 That was really about the only factor within the deputy's control that could have changed. I kind of expect that one result out of this will be that every deputy that is armed, regardless of where they are or what they do, will be required to have a retention holster.
Anything else that someone tries to come up with for what the deputy could have done differently is probably bogus.
yep, retention holster. why tf didn't he have one @@PhycoKrusk ?
he is meant to blade his gun away from the other person, not direct it towards them.
Exactly…..who in their right mind would think a young lady was coming in to do THAT???
I had sympathy for the girl's family until the moment I heard that they are suing. Our daughter killed herself. I have an idea - let's try to make money off of it. Disgusting.
seems like he didn't have a retention holster. He's open carrying an unsecure firearm. He's a cop, his lack of preparedness is his fault, but i wouldn't pin the death on him just for his laziness/incompetency. the family needs investigating 100%
Maybe her parents were the cause of her distress.
brave enough to steal cops gun, not brave enough to keep living
@@augustopinochet3830you'd have a point...
If we were in a country like Rome, pre-Marian Reforms where all law enforcement and soldiers had to buy their own gear.
Thankfully, it's 2,000 years in the future.
An officer's gear, is the property and issuance of their department.
This man is a sheriff's deputy, which likely means a smaller station and budget than a city, with different gear.
Not having a retention holster isn't on him, if that's the holster he was issued.
As for the family sueing, I would guess they're too distraught over their daughters death to be thinking clearly. Some folks aren't interested in money as much as they are in revenge or hurting the person they think wronged them. They're blaming the deputy because it's easier than dealing with their grief.
I had an argument about a similiar topic with my mother a while back at breakfast. A customer of her work tried suing a vet for not doing a treatment on her dog that she had declined when offered and her dog died. My mother had said "she just wants money and attention! It's ridiculous." But further probing got my mother to reveal that the suit got declined as the woman had no case, so instead shes going after the vet's license by making a formal complaint to the licensing board. I told my mom "that sounds like shes out for revenge, not money."
The argument became circular after that, with my mom insisting it was about money, despite the fact that the lawsuit was tossed out, and the woman stands to gain no money at all for going after the vet's license.
Some hurt folks just wanna hurt others
@@augustopinochet3830 Wrong. You are everything that is wrong with society.
The family needs to be investigated for child negligence and abuse.
@@blamthekaboom An eye for an eye-that's the sentiment I have towards them.
The family's decision to sue the officer over their daughter's termination is an attempt at blaming another instead of their own responsibility.
No healthy family would want to aggravate a tragedy like this.
Oh, and your smugness was uncalled for.
@@blamthekaboom Your logic applies to every argument.
"STFU, judge. You weren't there."
You're exactly repeating this meme.
@@blamthekaboom Are you playing dumb? That was a metaphor describing your insistence.
Why was she so determined to do this? poor girl, poor deputy, he even tried to give her room to run in the door to safety.. no one could have predicted that. Exempt maybe the people closest to her.
I get the family want to blame anything and anyone so they aren't forced to look themselves in the mirror, but to blame the deputy is laughably ridiculous.
if a grown man officer cant stop a teenagrer from shooting herself with his gun, he shouldn't protect people. It was his gun, his fault. He had it on HIS HIP.
@@imacoolguy9280
Exactly. Idk why people are so upset to even acknowledge that.
@@imacoolguy9280 Because who expects a 17 year old girl to turn up at a police station in order to reach for a gun to use it on themselves? It's easy to sit in your comfortable chair and judge in hindsight.
You cop haters are funny.
@@imacoolguy9280 its sad how dumb you are, how sad. mby try to watch the video again and this time try to use your brain. she took the gun and did it in less than 5 sec. for the love of god just once in your life try to use your brain
These families have an attorney before they have a funeral director.
Seems like they want to try to cover for their own home life issues and failing their daughter.
It most definitely looks exactly like that!
Yeah..., have you seen how much funerals cost now adays. It used to be 10k for a funeral, now its 10k for the casket, and for the plot. The actual services cost another 10k or 15k. If a cop let ny kid dle, they sure as hell would be paying for the funeral...
Lawyers approach people about lawsuite. My friend is a funeral director and he has never approached a family with a death offering their services. 😊
Foreal wtf
Not what deputies can do to stop this from happening but what parents should have done to prevent this tragedy.
Her name is Johanna Gonzalez she only lived 1 mile away from the office. Her guardians aunt/uncle (father is dead, her mother is in another country) called the police reporting her missing & having a mental health crisis. Everything happened too quickly for anyone to intervene. It all happened within 15min! She ran away at 4:25 it happened at 4:40.
The attorney is just a family friend as the guardians need & deserve answers for closure.
Here's the title of the article I read:
Girl, 17, ID'd after fatally shooting self with deputy's gun at Industry station, authorities say.
The family trying to sue is the most pathetic thing I've heard in a long time .
Better to be bereaved and rich than mourning and poor
Being that you are a pathetic pea oh ess, I find your statement unsurprising
@@mazystarr How do know they're mourning? In fact, they might be relieved as she apparently had serious issues and she's no longer suffering. Never assume..
Money time
@@duffbaker9554 You missed my point
The lawyer is wrong. When the deputy opened the door the last thing ANY OF US EXPECTED, especially the Deputy is for the girl to take his gun. Pray for this country, it is so toxic!
You have to anticipate things like this when you are in uniform and carry a gun.
@@MD-ky4ho when they do, you sue for excessive force. make up your mind.
@@MD-ky4ho Oh really?
It's a dam police station. You CANT close the doors. It's a public sanctuary. It's suppost to be open.
@@rdred8693yes, REALLY
When someone jumps in front of a Train do you blame the train conductor or the manufacturer?
I blame the shoe company. It let me walk onto the train tracks.
Trains can't stop in time for anything that isn't scheduled. There were multiple things that could have been done to prevent this.
@meepmeep3308 You're pretty stupid if you think you could've done better or would have had any other outcome other then what happened.
This girl was determined to die, short, quick and simple.
What was going on in her own home that she felt the need to do this, you ever think about that for a split second or is your primary concern the cop that obviously saw her run his way, was trying to help her and literally saw her life flash before his eyes.
Having to put someone down in the force is traumatizing enough, she blew her brains out in front of him.
If she didn't take his gun, you think she'd still be here?
There's probably a million other ways she was thinking of to kill herself and sadly this was one of them, could've taken self defense, could've just been lucky that day.
It's a fucked up case and if anyone should be investigated it's the parents.
@@meepmeep3308please tell us what are those things.
They are blaming the deputy for her actions???? WTF is wrong with people???
I would've assumed she was running into the police station for help. This poor officer will probably live this moment everyday for the rest of his life.
bs. why would he care
@@jemandjemand2362
The fact that you have sociopathic traits doesn't mean everyone thinks nor feels same.
This would be life altering moment for majority of people, not in a good way.
@@KaraokeNigwow. are you trying to read? ahahhaha tired attempt, and HUGE fail
@@jemandjemand2362 Get another booster and wait for the shoe to drop. Punk.
Bs. He went home and effed his wife into a coma. All cops get off on deleting people and seeing them delete.
Yeah, you're not going to use the deputy as a scapegoat for this one.
Hes a trained sheriff, incompetent for a teenage girl to disarm him like this
@@paulhernandez3817 Regardless, she did it to herself. The only question is "why?"
@@paulhernandez3817so what he’s not a machine. Your expectations of law-enforcement or embarrassing. why do you think that they have to get everything right? The nature of the job is a negative job.
@@paulhernandez3817 Exactly, it's a disgrace that he was disarmed so quickly and that someone was able to kill themselves with his firearm. Incompetent.
Don't Police holsters have some sort of retention system to prevent gun grabs like this?
Where was the holster retention? Looked like there was none.
Bruh is there not retention on those holsters? She just casually pulls it out like a peice of butter...
I agree, if a non retention holster is standard equipment for these deputies, something is seriously wrong
@@johnniewasr5740looks like from the report and uniform in the video they wear different equipment in the station versus active patrol. That being said, I HATE level one holsters. One solid pull and it's gone.
also a question of if the safety was even on. if it was, that's honestly more disturbing on the other end of this, given the speed it happened at
@@morphingninjaif it’s a glock i don’t think it has a mechanical safety switch. if you pull the trigger with a round chambered it will fire.
@morphingninja most modern semi-auto's don't have safeties and honestly don't need them, proper gun handling and training will prevent accidents, also the cop didn't have the right holster probably because he's cheap and bought the first thing off of Amazon instead of dropping the $200 for a level 3 duty holster
What questions does it raise. The only thing that the Family attorney should be questioning is. why did the teenager want to die.
raises a perfect question on why sheriffs are using that cheap/ outdated and unsecure holster. I had a holster and there would be no way for you to yank my kimber that easily
Kimbers are for snobs that don't know much FYI. @@darienford860
@@darienford860 Yes but the blame is on the girl. Take responsibility for your actions people.
the attorney is close to the family, having fostered the victims sibling, whose fostered child is close to the victim. so this whole case is basically biased and personal, and entirely unethical as a practicing attorney.
Read the hateful comments.
The question is, why did their daughter do this in the first place? Investigate the family. Was there a history of abuse? A child doesn't just run up to a police officer to disarm them, then kill themselves. Trying to shift the blame onto the police. INVESTIGATE THE PARENTS
This was best comment and pretty accurate in my opinion. This was planned out because for sure a 17 year old absolutely dosnt just run to a police station disarm an officer and off her self for no reason and the parents should be questioning where they went wrong and should be asking why there kid did this unless they know why there daughter felt so desperate to go to this level. What was going on g on In the home life for this to end up like this.
yes they do. Its just not as common. AKA bad seeds,
Of course they will blame everyone except themselves
Tho , He was in horrible physical condition
She was actually in the foster system apparently because of them so they need to be sued by the deputy for mental distress.
This is why duty holsters need better retention levels
There are holsters available with absolutely sufficient retention levels, you just have to actually use a holster with active retention and not just a passive retention holster!
I'm 27 and have depression and personality disorder since being 15. I take meds, I'm in therapy. I 'm exhausted and I don't know what to do. The pain and loneliness are extreme. I'm in a desperate need of relief.
Rest in peace, sweet Angel. Wish I could hug you and tell you what a miracle you are. I hope wherever you are, you feel better now. I wish that the Deputy can find a peace of mind one day. It's a tragedy for both of you.
Don't give up! Things WILL change for the better! There are therapies I bet you haven't tried, lìke psilocybin, and other psychoreactiive drug therapies that can totally rewire your brain!
Also, if you don't believe in God, or think he causes suffering, do searches here on RUclips. I am NOT suggesting religion, I'm suggesting spirituality! Look up NDE, proof of God and spiritual experiences, and mediums, like Theresa Caputo the Long Island MeduIum, and Matt Fraser... Skip the religious stuff. I'm a recovering religious believer because of these things and am now a serious spiritual believer... It helps!
Which personality disorder?
God loves you. Seek the lord Jesus christ
@@kianoprater1680 Preying upon the weak and wounded as Christians usually do
Is this a cry for help? Do you need help? If so, seek help or someone here can seek help for you!
The fact that the family got and attorney to go attempt to blame someone else is disgusting.
lawyer and family just wanting $$$
@@phillipanderson7398probably won’t get much because she did it intentionally
She'll probably win too a similar situation happened where I live and the young man's family sued and won
The family Always wants someone to blame, other than their own short comings
What's disgusting is that the city will likely settle out of court and hand them a boatload of the taxpayer's money.
It looks like she knew how to handle that firearm.
Probably from video games
Second ammendment..
That does not really matter, if you want to end it you will use anything. Therefore she either knew beforehand how to handle it or she learned it for the occasion.
I mean, if the safety is off, it's point and click like a Polaroid camera. A little less flash and a lot more bang.
It's not like driving stick or resetting your voicemail password. It's more like a hammer. Any moron can use a hammer.
Video games dont have safetys and dont cover secured holsters.@BartSparrow123
Family is suing. I hope they're prepared to pay the ambulance chaser his fees, because there isn't a jury on this earth who would believe that the deputy had anything to do with this but is an innocent victim himself, of THEIR failure to catch the red flags their daughter was putting out that drove her to this point of suicide. This video shows that she was determined to do this on her own and just needed a gun to carry it out.
after the Nicholae Miu verdict, i wouldn't be so sure
Was that not a proper holster? Looked like it just slid right out.
Thats the oddest suicide by cop I have ever heard of
Especially after getting slapped in the head hard not once but twice!? Wow determined the hard way 😣
It's not suicide by cop
she took the assisted out of "cop assisted suicide"
@@Wize817used to the abuse 🤷♂️
Welcome to America
The Deputy should sue the family for emotional trauma...
Sheriff station should also sue the family for wasting a bullet
@@Elo-hv3fw Ammo isnt cheap in 2024.
You're disgusting.
Yep!
You n the deputy are stooops af
it raises alot of questions.... how bad has the family to be that the daughter wants to kill herself and how bad the family must be to seek the fault by the deputy are just some of them
My brother died somewhat the same way when he was 16. He was being transported to a juvenile facility and slipped out of the handcuffs in the car. When the cop let him out, my brother grabbed the cop’s gun, shot the cop in the hand, and then ran into the facility parking lot where he shot himself in the head. Killed himself instantly. That was 10 years ago now, and it still hurts me so bad. I feel so bad for this girl’s family. I know all the questions they must be asking themselves. It’s just something you’ll have in the back of your mind forever.
It's highly disturbing that a 17 year old girl who want to kill herself it raises the question what kind of Homelife did she have
Young people are very suicidal nowadays, I sometimes get sucked into that path a bit as an 18 year old teenager, stressed about future plans after graduation, but I will never succumb to it ever. I have passions and a family to live for.
Depression is a thing.
@@rohandhanota9944
Young people? Literally most people have mental health issues, and our government doesn't do anything about it.
I had depression since I was a child, just now at 27 I'm starting to regain my life back.
It’s called MENTAL HEALTH
I mean, I grew up when Emo was the fad. Everyone had attempted something like this
Her family is disgusting, letting that lawyer blame the cop.
.......it's all about......the omighty...........$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ over consequences.
Exactly! He opened the door to let her in. She was in a rush, so he probably thought she was in trouble and was trying to help her. Evil family!
Seriously?! His holster didn't have any security mechanisms? The girl should never have been able to remove the gun that easily. Second of all, the deputy exercised poor coverage of his weapon. Leaving the gun side of your body open like, invites someone to attempt to take your weapon.
Whats the story behind this incident? Was the girl depressed, bullied what?
I was really hoping to find answers in the comments. Someone said her father passed & her mother's in another country. They mentioned she's been living with her aunt & uncle. The attorney is a family friend. That's all I've found so far.
Losing a parent is traumatic at any age. maybe her mother was deported as well. Losing my mother when I was 25, devastated & broke me. I can't imagine not having either parent at that age. She must have felt so alone.
Found more information. Her name is Johanna Gonzalez. She only lived a mile away & her guardians called the police reporting her missing & that she was having a mental health crisis. Everything happened so quickly that no one was able to help. Everything happened within 15min.
She left home at. 7:25 & it happened at 7:40. I don't think YT allows links so I pasted the title of the article I read:
Girl, 17, ID'd after fatally shooting self with deputy's gun at Industry station, authorities say
She was in foster care in a group home where she shared a room with a transgender male to female. He fought her a few times, once really bad to where she had a mental breakdown and hadn’t been okay since. If I were the parents suing I would have started there. She didn’t want to go back to the group home because she was being bullied and attacked.
@@Ghostgg_2were the article? Link fr bcs that freak is fkd
@@Ghostgg_2 absolutely fucked of you to spread misinformation like this. Stop using trans people as your scapegoats when the real information above has nothing to do with the garbage fire you just posted.
The fact that the parents' priorities are so out of whack is very likely why this girl did this to herself.
Yeah there's obviously something wrong at home, if I had to wager a guess the parents are making this into a lawsuit to shift the blame off of themselves.
@@bebop_557 well, I wonder which family Members are looking to sure. It isn't the father, he already passed. The mother lives in a different country. So is it the uncle and aunt?
Kidding me? I would sue the fuck out of a police officer for looking at me wrong. Because obviously.
i’ve known her for 4 years. the family abused her. rest in peace jojo
@@cruzcasillas663 you will be a great witness if the police is sue by her parents 😔😔😔
HER FAMILY FAILED HER. HOW DARE THEY BLAME HIM?!!!!!
Sadly that's what families do, it's never their fault if a family member goes to shit, they'd rather blame God than to accept their incompetence.
Could had left a suicide note, some families will probably think she was always fine and "just being silly".
If ur not a family friend or relative u couldn't possibly know that and are simply speaking out of emotion. U don't know them anymore than I know u.
Money
@@spwan10yes you can it’s common sense that this is not the cops fault, he didn’t want her to die he was attacked
He is to blame here is why she took his gun and also kinda not in shape.
Cops don’t train.
everyone wants to defund the police they get no training crappier holsters and we blame everything on them. societies great.
WOW! That police department needs to buy better quality gun holsters.
Exactly what I thought aswell.
It's almost like defunding the police has consequences
@@SirStoneHD lmao, this has nothing to do with defunding, has everything to do with the holster choice of the deputy, or dept. A good quality holster is not expensive. This is not a patrol deputy, where the dept. issues their holsters. This looks like one of those magnetic holsters which are garbage and you can see how easily she pulls it away, rediculous.
@@WsAPsycho true! They should upgrade their camera quality too. I understand the blurring, but it's like watching in 240p
@@williampotter3369 tbh I agree with you to a degree. I believe smaller towns with like 5 to 10 on the force could use more. The type of cops who knows everyone and everyone looks after each other. Bigger cities get enough money, and waste it or do shady shit with it and statistically look after their own over citizens
instead of turning against the police, the family should ask what they did wrong for her to wish to end like this.
@@izalizbug That seems more like negligence and disregard. People would prefer to be passive and wonder to themselves who they can hire or how to pass their problems onto some one else so they keep doing their own thing instead.
I can smell a 🐽 here
U R A DOLT.
Uhhhh yes obviously, but I mean their reaction shows EXACTLY why she did it in the first place. She might be dealing with narcissistic parents.
@@izalizbug"Please don't try to package this complicated issue by using blame." Yet you seem to be ok with the family blaming the officer. I agree that it's a complicated issue, but the family should not be blaming him. Ultimately all blame is on the teenager. Very sad instance all around.
The reasons it happened will be found at her home, with her family. The officer's gun was merely the means.
and thats exactly why its every officer's responsibility to make sure others can not reach those guns
@@pineapplesmoovey7898there’s no way you’re blaming the cop?
@@pineapplesmoovey7898 ...and a holster lock
@@sheeway You think a teenager should be able to take a cops gun like a toy? I feel bad for the cop, but he didn't secure his weapon. We all make mistakes, I hope the guy is not fired but he needs retraining or something and counseling porr guy. She was lightening fast so I hope he doesn't have too much guilt. Peace and love to everyone.
Prayers going up for those who loved her and for all affected 😢
Do you not have a level 3 retention holster? Holy ....
These parents are outrageous! Trying to put any blame on law enforcement is absolute BS!
It's that easy to get a gun from a cop
@@krimsonedit3272 Had the deputy had a retention holster, this probably wouldn't have happened as easily. Judging by the deputies uniform appearance they just had a simple non-retention holster, indicating they work at the front desk or are in some supervisory role. It appears to have happened quickly so they probably saw a young girl and probably let their guard down, as they probably assumed she wanted to file a report or ask a question.
No, the parents are in the right on this. Take what happened to me for example. I'm hiring a lawyer to file a suit against Wal-Mart. They arrested me yesterday for trying to steal a 85" television. My lawyer is going to allege that I couldn't have taken the television if Wal-Mart had not left it out in the middle of the store, so it's the stores fault. He says I have a good chance to get a little something for my emotional distress, pain and suffering. Gotta love a litigation nation right?
There's a good chance that the parents are in the anger stage of grief when they blamed the police. It's not unusual, especially in cases of a traumatic situation such as this.
No civilian should be able to get a cops gun that easily
The parents and every other citizen should be livid
Y'all wanna sue the deputy? 😅 Americans are crazy
IKR, He's the 1 that should be suing
@@avfgb12 cloown
@@avfgb12the daughter was nuts and so are you and her family
@@avfgb12 It was secured. She had to have known how to defeat a retention holster.
@@avfgb12 It literally was, SHE had some knowledge which resulted in HER offing herself. Goodbye to bad rubbish
Are 2 or 3 stage Holsters not required? (level 3 retention)
Right? Doesn't even look like it has a Lvl 2 or 3
So much for having situational awareness.
The fact that the family blames the cop should get them investigated…there HAS to be abuse from them
And deport them while they're at it.
Or they are just looking for someone to blame, after the shock and horror of losing a 17 year old family member in such a horrible way.
Just flagging this comment in case they win the lawsuit and want to go after defamatory comments. 🍿
@@happypenguin25I’ll agree w that too.
@@chinchilla641unique.
She was committed. She took two punches from a full grown man and still was able to get the gun to her head and pull the trigger. That disarm was very slick as well.
and take the safety off...though given its a cop it may NOT have had the safety on.
This is horrible. Also, I read lots of people wanting out by whatever means lately. The article mentioned AGW, habitats destroyed, war, diseases as depressing people!
@@maxotaurus5140and those in untreated chronic pain.
1- if you commit suicide, you must always harm yourself alone, props to her and better luck in the afterlife. 2- maybe if he grabs the gun instead of a ko punch, gun goes off and he gets killed first, so this was unforeseen and deliberate. 3- from now on, every officer needs to be taught to always open a door with their left hand and their gun/holster pointed away from the person, greater time to react in a suicide-by-cop case like this. 4- parents are delusional, but we understand their pain and confusion. RIP little girl, your pain is bypass.
@@ThatOpalGuy Depending on the type of handgun, it may not have had a safety that you have to switch off. The safety on some is disabled by squeezing on the grip or a level on the trigger.
What were the odds of her being on prescribed anti-psychotic drugs?
More likely a SSRI or two
That wasn't a struggle she straight snatched that gun like it wasn't even clipped in. What happened to the level 3 retention holster.
"Raises a lot of question"
Yeah like why the fuck you didn't cared about your child mental health?
Exactly
Does this comment come in English? You should be ashamed over how horrible your English is. Have some self-respect. If you can't use Basic English, get some help or don't comment. There is no excuse for your ignorance.
Maybe the parent's should look at them selfs before blaming Law Enforcement. 🤔
Easy tiger. First, the word you’re looking for is “themselves”, and second, don’t tread in waters you’re obviously not familiar with. You don’t know that her parents even knew what she was planning
Its easier to blame others when your hurt by what happened.
@@amynanos7756 If your teenage child does that, then you failed as a parent and it is your fault for not taking appropriate measures to protect them.
@@limpingllama57 when you become a survivor of suicide, open your mouth. Otherwise, this is not your subject to comment on.
@@limpingllama57 Appropriate measures like properly securing a firearm that could be used to carry out the suicide? So it’s the parent’s fault that the officers gun was unsecured? Fucking joker 😂
The fact that the family wants to sue makes you understand why the girl did it
The only thing that raises a lot of questions, is why the hell the family is acting as though the officer did something wrong, and not wondering what the hell they did to lead their daughter to suicide.
lol so if instead of killing herself she’d killed that officer, you’d shrug your shoulders and say ohh well that’s just bad luck, there was nothing that could have saved that officer? No, maybe a more secure holster design, maybe chest mounted holster for better security, maybe just an improvement of processes would have prevented it, because it is no way normal to expect a small young woman to be able to disarm a police officer in half a second. Or are you saying it is the norm and the police are a pathetic laughing stock?
Family questioning the officer is quite ridiculous. We should be questioning how the family treated that girl, considering she wanted to take her life in such a way..
Right! It seems like they're projecting and they don't want to admit the fact that they failed as parents.
My first question is, what kind of holster did the deputy have? Because there should be no way a gun is removed that quickly from a deputy when it's holstered.
The parents are trying to blame the officer. What pieces of crap.
That attorney is a POS for blaming the Deputy like that.
Everyone's entitled to representation bud.
I think that deputy is a diversity hire.....😂
@@skankhunt3624 Blaming someone else for what was CLEARLY a criminal act is NOT a "defense", bud.
@@blksbth1 it's the attorney's job to provide whatever defense his client wants. (see Donald J Trump.)
@@skankhunt3624 you are really a brainless wonder to come up with something like that what an idiot nothing but a foolish keyboard warrior, That is Two completely different scenarios. Get a grip dude go smell some fresh air 😮
When he opened the door the last thing he would have expected was for her to grab his side arm, she obviously had thought all this through.
He let his guard down because she was white
exactly
I'm guessing the officer's holster had a retention level 0. Service weapon should not be that easy to withdraw.
@@Bentwaters1961🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
That is why you should always be tactically aware when you have a gun and uniform on. She could have easily killed him and not herself.
What kind of retention did he have on his holster? She pulled it right out without rocking it back or pressing a button to remove a top strap. From the looks of it, there wasn't any retention whatsoever. Ask any officer how many steps or levels of retention it takes to remove their sidearm from their holster. Police holsters are made specifically so the weapon can not be removed from the holster easily, in one step. As I've already said, some holsters have a rocking motion or a hard top strap that can only be released by pressing a button that rotates it so the weapon can be removed.
her family's attorney is useless, it was her actions and decisions that lead to her dumb choice
Her Parents are probably just as BATSHIT as the Daughter they brought into this world.
You're blaming this on her? Wow.
Agreed, the Deputy is the 1 that should be suing.
@@A3Kr0n The video literally showed what happened. It damn sure wasn't a ghost that did this. So yes, she is to blame
This lawsuit trend needs to stop .
Bro theres no fault on the deputy to say that was unexpected is an understatement
But why try and throw a haymaker instead of instantly establishing wrist control to try and retake your weapon? Not only did they get disarmed by a teenage girl, they reacted in the worst way possible. How does that make them competent to even carry a gun in public?
@@gregcissell345 Guarantee it. I'm not grossly overweight and I know how to establish control of another person anywhere near my size. No way any teenage girl is snatching my service weapon. NO WAY.
The gun should be locked. It wasnt.
@@myhaikaratesmellstillrocks6823exactly!
@@myhaikaratesmellstillrocks6823I bet that cop thought the same thing too.
No retention holster?...
Wait they said the family has retained an attorney? Their daughter just un alived herself and this family is worried about suing?
This is a cold world we live in, it’s honestly not so hard to understand why she did this with a family like that.
They think they hit the ghetto lottery.
The family already had an attorney. They put her up to this.
Analive is Not a word!!! Killed herself, committed suicide! What kind of stupidity is that now !!?
Best lottery ever, attorney get 50%, parents pretend to be in mourning on the way to Vegas.😊
Kleenex should rent packaging space to advertise attorneys.
its absolutely disgusting how the parents are placing the blame on the cops
It's disgusting to call the parents of a dead child disgusting.
The parents are right in this case. Take what happened to me for example. I hired a lawyer to file a suit against Wal-Mart. They arrested me last week for trying to steal an 85" television. My lawyer is going to argue that I couldn't have taken the television if Wal-Mart had not left it out in the middle of the store, so it's the stores fault. He says I have a good chance to get a little something for my emotional distress, pain and suffering.
We live in a litigation nation. 😃
@@Temulon real
@@Isittrue-cq2td ok liberal
@@Temulon You're all psychos for having zero tolerance and sympathy. You give not one inch and are lighting quick to laugh, judge, and condemn people who just lost a child to a violent death.
they're saying she's 140 pounds like she weighed 95 or something, that's not a tiny figure
The deputy isn’t to blame. She could’ve done that to anyone and still have the same results.
The parents are suing? It should be the parents getting sued by the police department instead…….
Exactly! If they truly cared they should have helped her when she was alive....now they want to cash out on her death
Why? The police clearly failed duty.
Parents failed. Police also failed by having horrendous gun safety
Yeah 🤷
@@pepsiman4418 It was the holster that made it easier, since it wasn't a retention holster. Had it been a retention holster, this probably would not have happened as easily.
Lawsuits like this should not be allowed. The deputy should sue the family for being traumatized by the girl killing herself with his gun.
And naturally they also have a gofundme going also (in spanish).
Lmao youre first thought is suing the traumatized family that lost a daughter and is clearly reaching for someone to blame, standard behavior, instead of just saying it's a frivolous lawsuit.
Lick the boot harder you subhuman cuck jesus freaking christ
@@terryjackson9395 not gonna work dummy she’s quite and if u want to take intruder “y’all” be asking for money at the intersections talking bout funeral money but it’s been 3 months and they still out there begging for change…
I agree. She attacked him. He didn't provoke her in any way.
Eh idk, you’re supposed to angle your sidearm away from an unknown person/threat
I struggled with mental illness for years even though I begged my parents for help starting at the age of six.
Some parents would rather their kids suffer than deal with the stigma of mental illness
What was the cop gonna do, the fact she even knew to turn the safety off so quickly shows how prepared to get the gun she was.
What drove her to this?
As horrible as this it, thank God she didn't shoot him or someone else. For her family to blame anyone else for her actions is absolutely absurd.
yes....thank gawd for letting her send herself to hell (under your worldview, since suicide sends you there). truly he is a loving and caring deity. praise his mercy and kindness. 🙄
Nah that’s embarrassing as an officer. Teenage girl just yanked ur gun from u 😬 these guys need to be more alert
No matter what. The worst situation for an officer is PAID leave lol
I'd turn to the parents for some questioning. It's important for parents to keep an eye and look for major changes, even the minor ones. Tooo much crazy going on.
This is on the parents. If your child is going through something and they do this vs going to you for help, that says a lot about your failure in their life. This is all on the parents.
Anyone who blames anybody but the girl or her upbringing is the problem
Get off your high horse jackass, if the cop had his sidearm properly secured she would still be alive and he wouldn't be traumatized for the rest of his life.
If true, why is it that you deserve LEAD?
its not the girls fault her parents are terrible people.
I don't think that came out as you intended. Did you mean to say it's the girls fault for her upbringing and no one else?? You're blaming this entirely on the girl who shot herself? That's one hell of a conclusion, what is it that you know about her that makes you so certain?
@@selectionnit's everyone's fault, victim included. She has a responsabilities for herself, her own future and you want people to take away her accountability from her own actions?
You think her parents are cruel but people who only blame the parents are far cruel. You might have grieves towards the dead but you never show boundaries and mercy to the living.
It raises questions about her. Not the police.
I can almost guarantee that since this is LA they are going to give the family millions in compensation because "the deputy didn't do more to stop it".
The officer is blameless , trying to sue the department for this incident would be nothing more than cold blooded profiteering on a tragedy . If someone wants to kill themselves , they will , by one means or another . No sense in compounding the tragedy by blaming a completely innocent victim for what happened.
No office has NO awareness, using a holster that was either NOT secured properly or completely un secure. NO supervision of such an unsecured holster would not have been in the game.
A California jury will give the family money. That state hates cops.
The officer is so out of shape he wouldn’t be able to stop anyone attempting to disarm him. He shouldn’t be carrying a firearm.
I think the cop should have been using a holster with at least a level 2 retention which prevents this exact thing from happening. He should be penalized or demoted, but I don't think it's reasonable to sue the Department.
How the f**k do you let someone take your sidearm from you?! You think they bear no responsibility? Are you insane?
That poor deputy is gonna be traumatized by this for life.
he was punching her in the face rather than grabbing her body. I highly doubt he cares.
@@203207abur beyond retarded how else could the deputy react when she grabbed his deadly firearm and at such a fast pace u can't know if she wants to kill u or herself, and the last thing the deputy wants is to sacrifice his life
To possibly save a severe mentally ill person.
@203207ab they only care about their blue brothers and sisters.
@@203207ab dude, it happened in literally 3 seconds, the guy didnt have time to react properly, instincts kick in and you think this person grabbing your gun is about to kill you, so you try to hurt them as hard as possible to prevent it.
you people are so stupid it hurts. zero intelligence and no thought put into anything you say. please do not have children, you would only birth offspring as dumb as you are.
I doubt it. He thought he was going to die. Does make one heck of a mess, though.
The fact the family blames the officer for their daughter's actions makes it clear they intend on a lawsuit for money. It's shameful the family is blaming the officer.
Im guessing this was a case of anxiety, depression, and severe heartache. 17 is a rough age to deal with all that
"It raises a lot of questions"
Here's a few: Why did she want to kill herself? What trauma in her life led her to this? Did she have a stable family life? Was she on drugs? Was she abused? What could her friends and family have done to help her?
Any questions about the deputy's actions are irrelevant and only serve to deflect blame from the victim and the people in her life that led her to commit this act.
Interesting conversations attract interesting people *and ...conversations.*
Echo-chambers silence all but the most holy, whom eventually self-suffocate from said lack of dialogue.
In YOUR CASE; Silence is golden, duct tape is silver.
You are absolutely right. Ignore the self-righteous pricks like ⬆️
@@JamminClemmonsWhat's wrong with you?
@@Joytous We have many laughs at your 2-party political system, yah. Yous peoples is remained froze in the 1700's-era with only republicans or democrats to choose from, okay!!! A strong 3rd and 4th party is essential for positive progress bu you's is too blind to make this happen.
The cops tried to ask her why she did it, but she invoked her right to remain silent.
The deputy should sue the girl's family for the trauma he is undoubtedly experiencing.
Right there are always two side of the story. Theyre still human and now that poor cop has to live with that, im sure the officer feels so bad about this situation most people could never even begin to understand.
💯
I agree he needs to sue them for EMOTIONAL DAMAGES
FRFR
I'm curious how his instinctual reaction to having his gun stolen was to punch, rather than attempt any form of weapon control.
What training, if any, has he had?
if a teenager can disarm you, you shouldn't be a cop!!
People always underestimate the speed and strength if teenagers under normal conditions, they are even faster snd stronger if on some drugs.
Idk if she was but, she took two punches like nothing and was completely aware of the location of the gun the entire time.
So very sad for this sheriff. Clearly she was determined to end her life.
The family needs to take accountability.
according to them it's never her fault (that's the impression I get)
Along with the psychiatrist they surely had her seeing. They are behind all of this kind of stuff.
Looks like his level 3 holster wasnt properly secured.
Why would the family blame the deputy for their daughters whacked out mind?
Blaming police officers for the actions of others needs to STOP!
Just like blaming guns and lawful owners for criminals actions needs to stop.
Do you understand what "Duty Rated Level 3 Retention Holster" means?
"Duty Rated" As in for duty. As in all law enforcement should have one. It makes it near impossible for someone to take your gun from you. This is not some secret it is THE STANDARD because cops get into physical altercations the last thing you want is someone to be able to take your gun in .2 seconds which is exactly what happened here.
His own negligence resulted in loss of life plain and simple. Undoubtedly he is at fault here to some extent there is no question as any other officer using the proper equipment the gun wouldn't have budged.
@@Dznootzinyoumoufyeah but policy probably is different for desk work than field work. Stop being a hater and grow up😂😂😂
@@Dznootzinyoumouf I will be the first one to hold police accountable, but trying to blame someone's deliberate act of suicide on the manner in which someone else decided to carry a gun on their person in their place of employment, where they are allowed and expected to, is very silly. There are plenty of awful things that police are actually responsible for, you don't need to do mental gymnastics to invent more.
@@Dznootzinyoumouf who issued him the shitty holster?
I thought they meant that she had been arrested and grabbed his gun! This poor cop, he had absolutely no idea that she was even there let alone what she was planning. This is just tragic.
They should be apologising to the deputy.