Cops Mistakenly kills 73 year old Citizen Police Academy Volunteer!

[SquidVicious]

She was role playing the cop and the cop was role playing the bad guy. I guess it's only fitting for the bad guy to shoot and kill the cop in 2016 as the cop was too scared to pull the trigger.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/08/10/woman-fatally-shot-in-accident-during-fla-citizen-police-academy-lethal-force-simulation/

[NarcissisticDeity]

Administrative leave LMAO Only police should have guns huh? 

[visualizeperfection]

At least she wasn't unarmed.

[Wiggs]

Oops.   

[Rudee]

That Cops career is over.

[SaintAnger]

#BlueLivesMatter

[Tapeworm]

"Citizen police academies have proved to be a successful tool for law enforcement agencies hoping to improve relations between officers and the community."  Ya they're gonna be lining up out there.

Meanwhile, roving mobs of librarians have descended on the once peaceful town of Punta Gorda, Fla. demanding justice.  Police spokesmen have been repeatedly hushed and shushed during attempts to deliver clunky statements.

[SquidVicious]

"Citizen police academies have proved to be a successful tool for law enforcement agencies hoping to improve relations between officers and the community."  Ya they're gonna be lining up out there.

Meanwhile, roving mobs of librarians have descended on the once peaceful town of Punta Gorda, Fla. demanding justice.  Police spokesmen have been repeatedly hushed and shushed during attempts to deliver clunky statements.

LOL

[calfzilla]

Let's all be thankful she was white, otherwise we would never hear the end of it.

[Skeletor]

Unfortunately for that poor woman, she got a (fatal) taste of a real police encounter.

[Nails]

Justice was finally served on that old fuck

now give that officer a nice paid vacation for it

and tell the grieving family to fuck off

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Married 55 years. I wonder how much the husband paid the police to take her out by accident?

[Skeletor]

Interesting information emerges about the cop:

Coel was hired by the Punta Gorda Police Department in 2014 after he was allowed to resign from the Miramar Police Department in South Florida for excessive force.

37% of Coel’s cases have been dismissed; the state attorney dismissed those cases because he either violated procedure or somebody’s Constitutional rights according to attorney Scott Weinberg, who added that most cops have between 5-7% of their cases dismissed.

Same cop who appears in this video:

[SaintAnger]

INFURIATING.

What's amazing to me is how these pro cop jackoffs will defend these cops until the very end.  They cannot see the forest from the trees.

[SF1900]

[Irongrip400]

Old white lady lives don't matter.