That entire pod at county would be a better place if they tossed in a grenade or 2. Probably some outstanding warrants among the protestors if they checked.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — From NEWS 5 KOCO TV
Police have released more information regarding an inmate who took a correctional officer hostage over the weekend on the 10th floor of the Oklahoma County Jail.
Oklahoma City police officials said Curtis Williams held a makeshift weapon to the officer’s neck before the inmate was shot and killed by police officers. Williams’ family said he still did not deserve to die.
The police department released a report that says Lt. Coy Gilbert, a 23-year veteran of the department, and Officer Kevin Kuhlman discharged their weapons after seeing the detention officer’s life was in danger. Williams’ family, however, said he didn’t have to die, and they want the police chief to resign.
“We’re here today to demand, not ask, Chief Wade Gourley to dismiss himself,” Michael Washington said.
Washington stood with Williams’ family in front of the police department, where they demanded Gourley’s resignation.
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Typical
Wah, we wan da pohleece cheef ta reeeesign becau we din raise our son right. WAH!
Police have released more information regarding an inmate who took a correctional officer hostage over the weekend on the 10th floor of the Oklahoma County Jail.
Oklahoma City police officials said Curtis Williams held a makeshift weapon to the officer’s neck before the inmate was shot and killed by police officers. Williams’ family said he still did not deserve to die.
The police department released a report that says Lt. Coy Gilbert, a 23-year veteran of the department, and Officer Kevin Kuhlman discharged their weapons after seeing the detention officer’s life was in danger. Williams’ family, however, said he didn’t have to die, and they want the police chief to resign.
“We’re here today to demand, not ask, Chief Wade Gourley to dismiss himself,” Michael Washington said.
Washington stood with Williams’ family in front of the police department, where they demanded Gourley’s resignation.
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Typical
Wah, we wan da pohleece cheef ta reeeesign becau we din raise our son right. WAH!
i spent a few days in lock up in my youth, once I was trying to convince my dad to bail me out and he said " if you don't like the show quit buying the tickets" .......jail ain't supposed to be a nice place to live
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/new...nmate-kill-death-covid-jail-trust/7037058002/
Sounds like a good place to stay out of.
I wonder if all the "tough guys" that don't think there's anything wrong with this had a loved one get thrown in there would feel the same?
Sounds like a good place to stay out of.
I wonder if all the "tough guys" that don't think there's anything wrong with this had a loved one get thrown in there would feel the same?
You know what has better accommodations than jail, society. I've lived in it for 35 years.
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I don't believe that, you sound like a nice feller...….
In CLEET I was taught,
“Deadly force is justified when you believe yourself or someone else is in fear of death or serious bodily harm.”
The article says the inmate had a weapon to the jailers neck. My opinion is that it was justified.
I see no justification for the Chief to resign other than they want to push for a specific person to take his place that they can manipulate.
“Deadly force is justified when you believe yourself or someone else is in fear of death or serious bodily harm.”
The article says the inmate had a weapon to the jailers neck. My opinion is that it was justified.
I see no justification for the Chief to resign other than they want to push for a specific person to take his place that they can manipulate.
