Georgia teen murdered

[Will E Worm]

Georgia teen holding Wii remote shot by cops at his front door: family lawyer

Christopher Roupe, 17, was murdered by a Euharlee police officer on Friday when he answered the door.


A Georgia teen who dreamed of being a Marine was killed by police at his front door while wielding only a Wii remote, the family lawyer claims.

Christopher Roupe, 17, of Euharlee was felled by a single police bullet when an unidentified officer arrived at the family mobile home to execute a probation violation warrant against his father, authorities said.

Meanwhile, police assert that the teen pointed a gun directly at the female officer, prompting her to blast the boy in the chest.

The circumstances of the tragic shooting last Friday night are under reviewed by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, according to reports.

“It just doesn't add up,” family attorney Cole Law told WSBTV. “He heard a knock at the door. He asked who it was, there was no response so he opened the door and upon opening the door he was immediately shot in the chest.”

Roupe, 17, was a member of the ROTC at Woodland High School and was planning to sign up for the Marines, his friends said.

“He was a good kid,” his pal William Corson told WSBT.

Euharlee police said two officers arrived at roughly 7:35 p.m. and Roupe answered the door with a gun drawn — contradicting the lawyer and witness claims that he was unarmed, only holding a Nintendo controller

The officer, who has been placed on administrative leave, after she had shot the teen at point-blank range, and murdered him.

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Public servants should only have weapons, liberals say.

 

[Will E Worm]

Beth Gatny's questionable past:

Gatny was fired from her previous job with Acworth, Georgia, police for failing to report to work after her claims for disability compensation were rejected as “not medically supported.”

She was investigated in 2008 after firing her service weapon at a suspect who was trying to remove his backpack because Gatny believed he might be trying to retrieve a gun.

Gatny was also involved in four car crashes in two years while working in Acworth and was reprimanded during her 10-year career there for refusing to follow orders and for leaving her weapon with a civilian employee while having her picture taken.

http://www.rawstory.com/2014/07/no-...atal-shooting-of-teen-holding-wii-controller/


http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/georgia-cop-who-killed-teen-was-fired-previous-police-job-n44491

 

[georges]

she should be sent to rykers jail in the worst solitary cell

 

[Johan]

One more victim of the "Shoot first, thenk think" instructions that cops receive during their training

 

[knowone]

she should be sent to rykers jail in the worst solitary cell

The shooting happened in the State of Georgia, Rykers is a city of New York jail in the state of New York.

 

[Ace Boobtoucher]

One more victim of the "Shoot first, thenk think" instructions that cops receive during their training

My condolences to the family. There. That's out of the way. Now, you and Will are fucking idiots. The prerequisites for joining a police department are strenuous and the rigors of the academy would see either of you cunts crying for your mother. Recruits are pushed mentally and physically for up to twenty weeks and most departments require at least one year of probationary service during which time the new officer can be summarily dismissed for something anyone else would deem trivial. After their probationary period they have to deal with the worst people in society because because people like you are too much of a pussy to deal with it yourselves. Then they have to go out and do it for twenty years. And all that with the threat of civil or criminal prosecution hovering over their heads if they screw up while doing their thankless jobs.

There are plenty more good people doing things that don't get headlines but you two shitheads love to focus on when someone fucks up. Fuck you. You suck.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

My condolences to the family. There. That's out of the way. Now, you and Will are fucking idiots. The prerequisites for joining a police department are strenuous and the rigors of the academy would see either of you cunts crying for your mother. Recruits are pushed mentally and physically for up to twenty weeks and most departments require at least one year of probationary service during which time the new officer can be summarily dismissed for something anyone else would deem trivial. After their probationary period they have to deal with the worst people in society because because people like you are too much of a pussy to deal with it yourselves. Then they have to go out and do it for twenty years. And all that with the threat of civil or criminal prosecution hovering over their heads if they screw up while doing their thankless jobs.

There are plenty more good people doing things that don't get headlines but you two shitheads love to focus on when someone fucks up. Fuck you. You suck.

With all of the police shootings lately, I'm starting to think maybe they need to come up with a deal like firemen get. Maybe if they could minimize stress and fatigue, some of these shootings would stop. There were a couple, that clearly were the cops fault. Now I realize we usually don't see all of the video, that leads up to the shootings, and while most are good shoots, maybe the last couple that haven't been, could have been avoided, if the law enforcement officer wasn't....possibly fatigued from a long week, or stressed from some shit that happened the day before.

 

[Rey C.]

With all of the police shootings lately, I'm starting to think maybe they need to come up with a deal like firemen get. Maybe if they could minimize stress and fatigue, some of these shootings would stop. There were a couple, that clearly were the cops fault. Now I realize we usually don't see all of the video, that leads up to the shootings, and while most are good shoots, maybe the last couple that haven't been, could have been avoided, if the law enforcement officer wasn't....possibly fatigued from a long week, or stressed from some shit that happened the day before.

This, and also I think departments need to be more selective in who they hire. This woman had a history of problematic behavior, poor performance and bad judgement. Why was she hired in the first place, after being fired from her last job? Including the one where I live, many sheriff's offices end up on a hiring binge after elections, because the sheriff is an elected official. So every few years, there's a chance that some good deputies end up being shown the door (because they wound up supporting the loser in the election) and some newbies get swept in with the new sheriff - and some of those hires are politically connected (this I know for a fact). I don't know if that's how Officer Cupcake got her job, but based on what's now known about her, I can't see that she should have been hired as an unarmed mall cop.

BTW, the end of the story is that while the initial grand jury found fault with her and recommended action against Beth Gatny, a subsequent grand jury declined to indict her. I believe that the boy's family pursued civil action, but I couldn't find a follow-up story on that.

I'm generally a "law & order" person. But it's become clear to even me that the United States seems to have an increasing problem with trigger happy cops, who are then shielded by their fellow cops and city/town politicians. And while the #BlackLivesMatter movement has more than its share of problems, I do give it credit for helping to give the issue national exposure. But I'm more in the camp that #AllLivesMatter. Cops are necessary. But bad cops are no better than the criminals that make them necessary in the first place.

 

[Supafly]

My condolences to the family. There. That's out of the way. Now, you and Will are fucking idiots. The prerequisites for joining a police department are strenuous and the rigors of the academy would see either of you cunts crying for your mother. Recruits are pushed mentally and physically for up to twenty weeks and most departments require at least one year of probationary service during which time the new officer can be summarily dismissed for something anyone else would deem trivial. After their probationary period they have to deal with the worst people in society because because people like you are too much of a pussy to deal with it yourselves. Then they have to go out and do it for twenty years. And all that with the threat of civil or criminal prosecution hovering over their heads if they screw up while doing their thankless jobs.

There are plenty more good people doing things that don't get headlines but you two shitheads love to focus on when someone fucks up. Fuck you. You suck.

US police officers get only a fraction of the training european police officers get, especially they fail to get de-escalation training and such. That is why they tend to pick the safer way to de-escalate by taking out the opposition. If the opposition is black or latino, the chances of getting treated to a bullet rise significantly.

And the Blue Wall takes care of the cover-up.

 

[Will E Worm]

US police officers get only a fraction of the training european police officers get, especially they fail to get de-escalation training and such. That is why they tend to pick the safer way to de-escalate by taking out the opposition. If the opposition is black or latino, the chances of getting treated to a bullet rise significantly.

And the Blue Wall takes care of the cover-up.

Exactly, civil servants need a much longer training period.

Instead this happens.

A 73-year-old insurance salesman and reserve sheriff’s deputy has been charged with second-degree manslaughter after he appeared to accidentally fire his gun instead of his Taser and shot dead an unarmed man, Eric Harris.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-eric-harris-district-attorney-weighs-charges


An elderly person should not be a civil servant.


Four years minimum in classes to become a low level civil servant.

Attend police academy. All potential police officers attend police academy for training. Large police departments usually have their own police academies, while smaller departments send potential police offers to academies in larger cities.
Training usually lasts for 3 to 4 months, and includes courses in the following areas: •Civil rights, constitutional, state and local law, crime investigation, and criminal psychology.
•Subject apprehension, patrol, first aid, firearm use, self defense and traffic control.

http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Police-Officer

Three to four months...

Most of that site is lies. There are too many criminal civil servants and ones who don't know the true laws that prove this.

 

[Supafly]

Make that training 3 years like in Germamny, and you can call that training. 4 monts are like a summer camp hunting course.

 

[Supafly]

Just look at the program that is supposed to produce police officers for yourself:

http://discoverpolicing.org/what_does_take/?fa=training_academy_life